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DairyCast update for November 17, 2009, If you have more than 50 cows, will you need an EPA permit?
Submitted by John Blue on November 18, 2009 - 12:53am.
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We are pleased today to be one of the first to share with you an exciting announcement from Elanco Animal Health. In an effort to further enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of meeting their customer’s needs, Elanco has released the new, higher concentration of Rumensin. Listen in as Dr. Chel Moore, PhD and Technical Consultant for Elanco, explains the details you should know.
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