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More Mold In Animal Feed Corn

Jestgar

By Jestgar
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With the drought decreasing the state

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oh thats not good :o

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I don't know if this contributes to the discussion or not, but I could not help wondering out loud why the heck we are feeding corn to dairy cows.

Cows were not designed to digest corn and don't really thrive on it though it makes them pile on fat in feedlots.

I'm thankful to live in an area where I can find local grass fed beef, and we have a local dairy that sells raw goat milk from goats eating a natural diet.

Aflatoxin is scary stuff. Higher levels will also find their way into dog and cat food which is dangerous for them. I don't know why we are feeding THOSE animals corn either, especially cats who are obligate carnivores.

Ugh.

Sorry, being an agriculture major makes this a topic of interest for me, LOL. :ph34r:

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