Farmers Fleeced By Agents For Fake Remedies
Farmers in the Midwest face aggressive sales of bogus livestock remedies. Iowa records show rising registrations of remedy firms this spring, many tied to poultry and hog products. Reports recount fake cures for contagious abortion and other cattle diseases, with agents using misleading claims and unsafe ingredients. Government action includes seizures and warnings about misbranding and health claims. The piece also notes a shift to liquid formulas and the impact on dairy and poultry sectors, plus local park dance debates in Martin County.
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