Prussic Acid Poisoning in Livestock: Causes and Prevention

Prussic Acid Poisoning in Livestock: Causes and Prevention

Prussic acid poisoning is a potentially fatal condition in livestock caused by consuming certain plants, particularly during environmental stress events. To prevent poisoning, hay and forage growers should manage pastures carefully, avoid grazing risky forages during high-risk times, and test for cyanide levels when necessary.

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Hay Kings Weekly Newsletter - Mississippi River Shipping - Hay and Drought

Hay Kings Weekly Newsletter - Mississippi River Shipping - Hay and Drought

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Low Water Mark
  • The Mississippi river is at it's 8th lowest level on record.
  • 550 miles of the lower Mississippi is under a low water advisory. 
  • Barge companies declare force majeure
  • What's going on with Shipping - Lower Mississippi River Closes 
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