Posted by Jm in Merit on August 06, 2010 at 19:41:52 from (12.39.109.74):
Lost one to prussic poisoning tonight, first time I ever had a problem with it. I had some cows off a real small pasture for less than 3 weeks. Had hay in the area and was waiting to move it. Got it moved and let cows in and less than hour and half had one dead and 2 affected by it. Called Vet and he said not much to do but get them off pasture, which I already knew about getting them off pasture. Had very little Johnson grass in pasture, basically just a few stalks where I had feed hay last winter and it was only 4 to 6 inches tall. Did not see any red tint on Johnson grass. Guess question is how long to keep cows off pasture till it be safe and if those 2 affected have gotten up and walked/staggered around for hour or so will they be alright. I heard about it all my life, but never had any problems. It had rained just a couple tents today, was wondering if that had any effect on it Be careful, never even thought about it when I turned them out today, thought pasture had to be un grazed allot longer than 3 weeks.
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