Procedures for Feeding Rescued Cattle and Horses in Hurricane-Affected Areas Cattle and horses that have been in a hurricane and have not eaten for several days should NOT be fed anything except grass or hay for a few da

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Date: 2009-08-19 10:34:26 Zoology Livestock Crops Hay Horse Cattle Cattle feeding Equine nutrition Agriculture Equidae Fodder		Procedures for Feeding Rescued Cattle and Horses in Hurricane-Affected Areas Cattle and horses that have been in a hurricane and have not eaten for several days should NOT be fed anything except grass or hay for a few da Add to Reading List Source URL: bertie.ces.ncsu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 127,22 KB Share Document on Facebook

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