Veterinary advice: So many ways to bring BVD into your farm that it is frightening

I was reminiscing lately about a case I was involved in, nearly 15 years ago.
Veterinary advice: So many ways to bring BVD into your farm that it is frightening

Our client was having serious trouble with his calves following turnout to grass. His calves seemed to go backwards once they hit the grass, with some of them eventually dying.

A lot of advice he received involved mineral deficiency, and copper deficiency in particular.

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