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Re: New Neo Nic Study
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>One farmer lost his entire herd. Testing the carcases showed that
> Neonicotiniods were implicated from the cows eating fresh cut corn silage.

When I was a young kid and lots of farmers cut corn for winter feed or due 
to dry weather conditions, I remember some cases of cattle death. Cause was 
most likely nitrate poisoning.  Nitrate and aflatoxin poisoning are two 
problems encountered with attempts to utilize drought damaged corn.

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