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**fgjhfgjh** · 12-27-2011, 03:25 PM

Thanks T & P for the info. Sounds very grim for food supply. This could be one of the ushers for the rider of death bringing famine.

A local farmer a couple of years ago paid a vet in excess of $15,000 for problems with his herd of Jerseys. I believe they were aborting. The problem was traced to the corn. This was an old guy and had always picked in the ear (rather than using a combine and shelling). You air dry corn picked on the ear in a corn crib. The new corn (and I don't know if it was GMO or not ... he used his own corn though) was subject to molding and the cows couldn't tolerate it.

12-27-2011, 03:25 PM	#17
fgjhfgjh Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 482 Senior Member	Thanks T & P for the info. Sounds very grim for food supply. This could be one of the ushers for the rider of death bringing famine. A local farmer a couple of years ago paid a vet in excess of $15,000 for problems with his herd of Jerseys. I believe they were aborting. The problem was traced to the corn. This was an old guy and had always picked in the ear (rather than using a combine and shelling). You air dry corn picked on the ear in a corn crib. The new corn (and I don't know if it was GMO or not ... he used his own corn though) was subject to molding and the cows couldn't tolerate it.
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