Anthrax Facts for Farm Animals and Humans
A farmer Q and A explains anthrax danger to livestock, especially cattle, and to humans. The disease acts quickly, can be mistaken for lightning, and causes staggering, spasms, and stupor before death. Spores persist in soil. transmission occurs via pastures or plowed ground. If suspected, do not open carcasses. call a veterinarian for diagnosis and herd protection. Vaccination is advised in affected areas.
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