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Author(s): livestockwelfare.com
Publication Date: March 8, 2012
Reference: livestockwelfare.com Research Watch April 2012
Country: Canada

Summary:

Wet and muddy feedlot pens can be costly to producers. Mud can effect how cows keep warm in winter, increase the cost of gain, and even increase feeding costs. Letting manure build up will prevent water from draining out of the pen when it does rain, which leads to mud build up. Cleaning pens regularly can help prevent these conditions. A small slant in the pen floor can help moisture drain from the pen.

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