Beef 911: Autopsies can provide very valuable information you can use to enhance preventive medicine protocols
Having a case this early in the year is unusual and the dry spring may be to blame
If an animal dies suddenly on your property, do not move it and call a veterinarian for a diagnosis
There is a greater risk of anthrax in dry conditions and a sudden unexplained death is the key warning sign
Two cases confirmed from two separate beef cattle farms in the Fort Vermillion area
Keep a close eye on your herd and contact your vet immediately if you suspect anthrax on your farm
Beef 911: Vaccinating is a great tool, but producers need vaccination protocols and should be ready to deal with their negative effects
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