Livestock deaths from lightning urged to be checked
Ames extension veterinarian John Herrick says lightning or electrocution deaths may leave little evidence and must be confirmed by a vet. Prompt postmortems aid insurance claims and reveal hidden infectious diseases. Lightning can strike animals instantly or after a delay and may burn skin or leave dark lightning marks.
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AMES
Towa State University Extension
John Herrick
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Fayette No. 3 DHIA annual report details 1972 73 year
Fayette No. 3 D.H.I.A. reports for 1972 73 show thirty four herds finished the year with eighteen above average. State averages were 12 107 pounds milk and 460 fat with top herds listing Pagel Fox Leech Decker and others. Also notes a modern combine output and ancient cheese dates.
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George A. Youmans
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Harold Meyer
Albert L. Pagel
Edwin and
Roger Decker
Milton Leech
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Ernest Miehe
James L. Voss
Buhr
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Fresco G. H
Sheldon E. Fox
Albert Pagel
Ernest Mieh
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