Cattle feeders who lose livestock to bovine congestive heart failure know the impact of the disease firsthand. Kelli Retallick-Riley, president of Angus Genetics Inc., recently presented a session about bovine congestive heart failure.
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Bovine congestive heart failure is difficult to identify, and there’s not a treatment. However that doesn’t mean the industry has given up on finding answers.
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