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Beef prices are going to get even higher. 10,000+ cattle in a Kansas feedlot die of heat stress
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<blockquote data-quote="cowadle" data-source="post: 3799707" data-attributes="member: 7203"><p>yup. this is just one feedlot. now there are always losses due to sickness injury cold heat etc but this was just a certain pen of cattle almost ready for the slaughter. someone probably a nutritionist messed up the ration or a hand didn't follow the directions and mixed the wrong products together or a delivery of products was unloaded into the wrong bin or tank. the cattle most likely had to much nitrogen fed to them and their blood urea nitrogen level rose to a lethal level. this makes it impossible for the steer to carry enough oxygen in their blood and they suffocate. the fact that so many died in such a short time and all in the same stage or pen feeding plan says it all. very expensive mistake.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowadle, post: 3799707, member: 7203"] yup. this is just one feedlot. now there are always losses due to sickness injury cold heat etc but this was just a certain pen of cattle almost ready for the slaughter. someone probably a nutritionist messed up the ration or a hand didn't follow the directions and mixed the wrong products together or a delivery of products was unloaded into the wrong bin or tank. the cattle most likely had to much nitrogen fed to them and their blood urea nitrogen level rose to a lethal level. this makes it impossible for the steer to carry enough oxygen in their blood and they suffocate. the fact that so many died in such a short time and all in the same stage or pen feeding plan says it all. very expensive mistake. [/QUOTE]
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