Posted by kyhayman on March 28, 2010 at 22:26:33 from (99.196.32.58):
In Reply to: OT Cow Dead posted by Ask Me on March 28, 2010 at 18:51:46:
I've never removed sisal twine, thousands of bales over 30 years. When I lose a cow she goes to the diagnostic lab. Never had one that died from twine ingestion. This time of year I'd be thinking grass tetany first. With that said, I lost one cow this spring, her labs came back that she foundered. Come to find out the neighbor lady was feeling sorry for my 'poor cows' only getting hay and she was giving them some sweet feed. Seems when I moved the cows she put the sweet feed out anyway and this one cow lingered back and got what she was putting out for 50 cows.
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