K-State veterinarian Gregg Hanzlicek talks about a disease which frequently afflicts weaned beef calves, coccidiosis, and the preventative steps producers should take to keep this from taking hold in calves this fall.
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Just thought you should know that this podcast repeatedly cuts itself off at varying points - I finally gave up after four trys - almost got to the end. It was really good, but took too long to finish it.
I tried to print the article & got only the first sentence.. sure would be nice to see what the article says as we deal with individual cases within our weanling pen..
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