Abstract
There is much confusion surrounding trace mineral supplementation in cattle, particularly on cow-calf operations. Because a total mixed ration is rarely utilized, it can be challenging to determine the amount of mineral that cattle are consuming on a daily basis. When producers have health concerns in their herd that may be tied back to trace mineral consumption, the veterinarians struggle to determine if supplementation was appropriate and which tests are the most effective to examine trace mineral status in the cows. The objective of this study was to examine the trace mineral status of cows on cow-calf operations in Ontario and understand more about the supplementation strategies that were being used.
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