educationJan 17, 202510:17pending
Supplementing a Bacillus-based Probiotic to High Risk Stocker Cattle on Pasture
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Research by Mississipi State University and Texas A and M has shown reduced mortality when high risk stocker cattle were supplemented with a Bacillus based probiotic on pasture.
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