Balancing act for rumen health helps manage heat stress and promotes growth

By Jamie Brown
Updated December 2 2020 - 10:51am, first published November 27 2020 - 6:30pm
Shade and access to good, clean water are more important than rumen additives in managing heat stress, say nutritionists.
Shade and access to good, clean water are more important than rumen additives in managing heat stress, say nutritionists.

Summer's sudden arrival has brought to mind the realities of heat stress.

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