Be vigilant to lead poisoning risk at turn out

Farmers are being urged to be on their guard this spring and help protect livestock from the deadly consequences of lead poisoning.

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Be vigilant to lead poisoning risk at turn out

Farmers are being urged to be on their guard this spring and help protect livestock from the deadly consequences of lead poisoning. Discarded materials around farmland, including car and electric fence...

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