Correlation of Ambient Temperature With Feedlot Cattle Morbidity and Mortality in the Texas Panhandle

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New Research: Correlation of Ambient Temperature With Feedlot Cattle Morbidity and Mortality in the Texas Panhandle: Anecdotal data would suggest that weather patterns influence beef cattle health in feedyards, and cattle producers often… https://t.co/7H9T

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