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Re: Preventative antibiotic use in feedlot bees could come to an end.
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> Terramycin is included in the class of 7 antibiotics likely to be further
regulated. I don't recall if Tylan is also in that group of 7.

And what about fumagilline, a banned antibiotic in Europe for several years?

Ghislain De Roeck,
Belgium.

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