Thread: 100 Dairy cows Pb poisioned at Southland clay club

Originally Posted by Kiwi Sapper

Perhaps but have you overlooked and not given an opinion upon....

......."The Ministry of Primary Industries confirmed this week it was alerted by a Southland veterinary practice on July 23 of dairy cattle dying from lead poisoning on a Southland farm."

and ...."The cattle had been grazing fodder beet grown on leased land owned by the Nightcaps Clay Target Club at Wreys Bush."
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and.....""Environment Southland confirmed the lead had become embedded in the fodder beet. which was ingested by the cows."

1 vets are often wrong
Particularly in poisoning cases.

2 this time of year nitrate levels are high in crops.

3 as has been pointed out by others nothing adds up.....someone is trying two get there dead cows paid for

4 I think your knob

Originally Posted by BRADS

1 vets are often wrong
Particularly in poisoning cases.

2 this time of year nitrate levels are high in crops.

3 as has been pointed out by others nothing adds up.....someone is trying two get there dead cows paid for

4 I think your knob

you are thinking about his knob?!!!!!

Originally Posted by BRADS

4 I think your knob

You ARE = you're

What you've posted has an indication of homo-erotic thinking there old chap !

Originally Posted by Kscott

You ARE = you're

What you've posted has an indication of homo-erotic thinking there old chap !

I think you a knob to. Trade me message boards is the place for you. They love that shit over there. If I needed or wanted lessons in or on English I would have paid more attention when at school.

Some time after that there was a "spate" of cattle deaths thought to be caused by grazing on beets - nothing to do with lead poisoning. Dunno if the actual cause was ever found but several farmers (and their stock) were affected. Bet the media never corrected the "lead poisoning" story.