Posted 10/29/2008 08:45 (#493285 - in reply to #493225) Subject: Re: Lost a cow today....
Hoisington, KS
I always thought grass tetany was caused by wet conditions in the spring, not in the fall. We're overly wet but there isn't much new growth in the pastures besides cheat. I thought that the volunteer oats had been so picked into the ground that they didn't even go out there anymore. How does grass tetany kill a cow?
Lost a cow today....
