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I know there are people that will choose to cull, and that's fine, I'm not gonna give you any grief, I promise, , and I understand why you would want to. Some will choose to see a vet, and that really is the best option for those that don't want to cull all sick birds, and one I would do if I...

Questions for everyone... What would you do if you found one of your birds looking like the one below (note: not my bird)? Would you seek veterinary care? Would you cull? If culling, why? Would you treat? What would treatment include and why? Edited to add note that it's not...

From the Valley Vet livestock catalog:

So what happens when someone's prized organic bull or cow gets pneumonia or gets a wound requiring antibiotics? Is it culled, or is it treated?

What about " organic" dairy cattle, does their alfalfa have to be certified organic?

@Curnow Okay, so I am one of those that is quite confused about "organic" vs "medically necessary treatments", and that's because I've read posts that say stuff like "I'll lose my organic status if I have antibiotics or wormer on the property", which I find a little hard to believe. Anyway...

Do any of you get the Valley Vet livestock catalog? If you do, did you see the antibiotic page?

Type of Application Application Number Sponsor Ingredient(s) Action(s) Pioneer 006-084 Huvepharma EOOD Sulfamethazine Supplemental application approved to change to veterinary oversight* Pioneer 006-391 Huvepharma EOOD Sulfaquinoxaline Supplemental application approved to change to veterinary...

I never really knew exactly what sort of stuff went into poultry, beef, and swine, and I'm not sure how I feel about it. :idunno My favorite cut of beef is the tenderloin, and that's usually over $20/pound, so how much would organic tenderloin be?

Digress away, lol. We think about all water that goes down our drain, or water I pour out into the grass. And what about people that treat entire flocks with medicated feed or water, what sort of impact does their poop have on the environment?

What amazes me is that one can buy this implant without a prescription: Trenbalone - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trenbolone Estradiol - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estradiol Tylosin - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tylosin

Quote: Source: https://www.beefcattleinstitute.org/changes-antibiotics-regulations/ I already knew about bacitracin and tiamulin, but was curiuous about the others, so just did a quick search and this is some of what I found. Rumensin - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monensin Bovatec -...

Please don't include me with the "y'all's", lol, because I think I have a very clear understanding of what was OTC and what now requires a prescription or VFD, and like you said, it's not injectables, it's *almost* all antibiotics that are added to feed, and *almost* all antibiotics that can be...

And yes, they are confused... Corid, and feed medicated with amprolium are not on the list, because amprolium is not an antibiotic.

But no water soluble antibiotics, right?

So while at TSC today I wanted to see what drugs were available, and what were not. No longer being sold at my TSC are: Corid Powder Medicated chick starter medicated goat feed WTH? Clearly someone at TSC doesn't understand the new law. Still available: