High molybdenum found in hay and pastures north of park
Hay and pasture seed samples from 2007 and 2008 show high molybdenum in pastures and alfalfa hay north and east of Riding Mountain National Park. Molybdenum toxicity can cause scouring hair coat loss joint swelling reduced milk production and poor fertility. Copper levels averaged 6.35 with molybdenum tying up copper absorption.
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Copper Supplementation Guidance for Beef Cattle Near Riding Mountain
A Manitoba MAFRI advisory analyzes copper and molybdenum levels in alfalfa and Kentucky bluegrass pastures across 10 sites. It states 4000 mg/kg copper mineral is essential to offset high molybdenum, with a recommended intake of about one mineral bag per year per cow or 2.4 ounces daily, plus potential custom blends from feed companies.
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