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disturbance is rapid and losses are high. Prevention is most important. Unlike Vitamin A, magnesium is not stored for long periods of time in the cow’s body. Excesses are flushed out of the cow’s system through normal excretion. For this reason regularity of intake by the cow is more important than excessive amounts. To prevent grass tetany, start feeding cows */i to 1 ounce of magnesium oxide per head, daily about two weeks before the calving season starts. There are a number of ways, including commercially prepared free choice feeds, to get this amount in the cow. If you have further questions regarding tetany, please call.
AREA BEEF SCHOOL
Start the New Year off right by coming to the Area Beef School, 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, January 4, at Graves Mountain Lodge. Get together with your neighbor* bring your favorite farm worker and join us. I guaranteee you will get some fresh ideas that will help stimulate your thinking and help you plan a better herd management program for 1978.
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