Lupines and crooked calves - Canadian Cattlemen
Lupine calves” or “crooked calves” are an example of what can happen when various plant toxins are ingested by a pregnant cow at a certain stage of| Canadian Cattlemen
This year’s wet spring has seen increased sightings of western water hemlock — one of the most poisonous plants known in cattle| Manitoba Co-operator
Lupine calves” or “crooked calves” are an example of what can happen when various plant toxins are ingested by a pregnant cow at a certain stage of| Canadian Cattlemen
There are many toxic plants in Western Canada cattle producers need to steer clear of. Find out which plants are a problem and where they might be located.| Canadian Cattlemen
Of all domesticated species, cattle have the smallest relative lung capacity, making them particularly vulnerable to wildfire smoke.| Canadian Cattlemen
