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Just math, no big thing. Apologies for me pre-caffeine punctuation. That was not my most lucid post.

One bag, stetched with all that other stuff, you should be safe. In a nutshell, the typical goat feed has about 5x too mucxh copper. When you mixed it with layer, you were left with about 3x too much copper (assuming equal amounts). Depending on how much oats, corn, barley peas were added...

I'm going out this weekend to find a goat mineral block, hard enough in a normal year... That, or I have to go the bolus route (If I can find those!), and I REALLY don't want to. My free range goats do NOT like being handled.

Selection bias. Its particularly strong in communities which have self organized over time, and its insidious. Lots of people whose business it is to poll professionally miss it. Thank you fo asking the questions and looking at the data. And you aren't the only one - though just as with bad...

Its good. My introduction to this was on Facebook. and while I was immediately dismissive of the asserted motives behind the thing, I was willing to investigate to see if there might be an underlying kernel of truth which might lead to a particular mill in a particular area in a particular...

I'm just a hobbyist. Anyone could do what I do after a weekend or two of reading and a few handy resources as reference.

Thank you for the correction, I was reading pretty fast at lunch, thought there was a third.

She hasn't. She's been begging people who claim to have had bad feed to send her a sample. Mostly "crickets". I believe three posters have stepped up and offered to send feed since this AM. The others either went silent or claimed they fed all of the bad feed and didn't keep the bag, but...

Its a well known factor in the creation of studies, called "Selection Bias". Consciously or unconsciously altering the outcome of the study or poll by one's selection of the study's participants. To borrow from recent Politics, two elections ago, you could hear people saying "I don't know how...

The "Poplar Report" video on youtube (I'm not going to drive view counts by linking it) is much the same. Anecdotes, unsourced "someones", very short on detail, long on speculation, no offered mechanism of doing this. Which video came first, I couldn't say. and the offered remedies - feed...