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MYCOTOXINS CAN BE A PROBLEM FOR CATTLE PRODUCERS

2014-01-22 21:47:26| Cattle Today

Over recent years, producers have become increasingly familiar with the term “mycotoxins.” Unfortunately many cattle owners, while they have heard the term and know that consuming enough of these materials can be detrimental to the animal, still do not have clear understanding of what mycotoxins really are, where they come from and the problems they can cause.

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