so you don't think any antibiotic resistance can't happen for humans through wildstock? you think the food the animal you breed doesn't affect the meat it makes, i mean that is the point right???
its really not funny crazy bazzaa because ive talked to countless farmers who told me about how they complied to rules, but a commercial crop disting over the way, that blew from wind, and his wife did 4 miscarrages, couldn't have children.
and it makes sense, theres a mad group that are farmers, that don't live that long...
my great uncle just passed at age 94. very few of you reading this will reach 94. i will.
So Bazza are cattle ever fed on a 100% grass diet?What did you read from what I said that makes you say that??
we don't feed any antibiotics to the cows. They are totally banned in europe. It will be coming here very soon. There are a couple of antibiotics registered for feed in dairy cows, you need a vet prescription. I don't know any that feed it, the use would be extremely low and like I said it will be banned soon totally anyway.
I am all for them being banned. They are not important for dairy cows and it's not the image the industry needs with all these people putting incorrect information out there.
Like I said all cattle are grass fed just people try and twist the definition of grass fed.
So Bazza are cattle ever fed on a 100% grass diet?
Ok Bazza are there cattle that are fed no grain at all and just grass or what you would call grass? And when you talk about grain feed what is the actual grain they feedThat depends on what you are going to call a grass.
Ok Bazza are there cattle that are fed no grain at all and just grass or what you would call grass? And when you talk about grain feed what is the actual grain they feed
its really not funny crazy bazzaa because ive talked to countless farmers who told me about how they complied to rules, but a commercial crop disting over the way, that blew from wind, and his wife did 4 miscarrages, couldn't have children.
and it makes sense, theres a mad group that are farmers, that don't live that long...
my great uncle just passed at age 94. very few of you reading this will reach 94. i will.
He just thinks he is somehow superior to the rest of us Baz. He cant help it.hey CT you sober enough to tell us what you are talking about here.
hey CT you sober enough to tell us what you are talking about here.
I'm a bit late to this thread but I run beef cattle on a couple of hundred thousand acres so I'll fill in a few gaps from the discussion so far. Our cattle get no grain here apart from the first couple of weeks after weaning. They live on grass and quite a few other things such as leaves and herbage at certain times of the year. In North Queensland as soon as the grass dies off after the wet, the nitrogen levels drop and cattle start losing weight from lack of protein. They will lose over 500g/day if you leave them to it and a lot more if they are lactating. We supplement with urea, salt, sulphur, phosphorus and protein meals to cut deaths from 30% to 5% or thereabouts.
I sell my old breeders direct to the meatworks and they would go as grass fed. The U.S. would make burgers from them.
I am not a fan of organic when it comes to livestock. The poor buggers are not able to be treated for parasites. Lice will kill cows here if you just leave them to be eaten.
Hormones is a complete non issue. One tiny pellet of estradiol will add 30kg to a steer over 400 days. A couple of hundred mg of active over 300kg of beef is nothing. There is more estrogen in beer.
I am not a fan of organic when it comes to livestock. The poor buggers are not able to be treated for parasites. Lice will kill cows here if you just leave them to be eaten.
Hormones is a complete non issue. One tiny pellet of estradiol will add 30kg to a steer over 400 days. A couple of hundred mg of active over 300kg of beef is nothing. There is more estrogen in beer.
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