Mitch Johnson, Merck Animal Health's marketing manager for Zilmax, outlines where the feed additive fits and how it benefits cattle feeders, packers and consumers.
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There is a "rumor" that JBS is not going to accept any cattle that has been fed Zilmax - so why would they do this if the product is such a benefit?
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