Horse Owners Warned About Blister Beetle Toxicity in Goat
TheHorse.com
July 12, 2017
Owners are urged to check alfalfa carefully for beetles before feeding to prevent additional cases from developing.
Owners are urged to check alfalfa carefully for beetles before feeding to prevent additional cases from developing.
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