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Fescue toxicosis costs the U.S. beef industry up to an estimated $1 billion dollars in lost revenue annually

2017-12-01 02:24:00| Beef

In an effort to help Shorthorn breeders and their customers manage the negative fallout from fescue toxicosis, The American Shorthorn Association (ASA) recently unveiled a new $ Fescue Index during its fall board meeting.

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