Posted by 1948CaseVAI on October 17, 2016 at 08:18:22 from (68.102.35.19):
In Reply to: Lead poisening cattle posted by Angle Iron on October 16, 2016 at 12:39:40:
Sounds like an accident although if there was any bulk feed that was bought from a shady dealer he could have put a battery in the bulk feed to raise the weight.
I worked at a paper mill that pulped recycled paper and we had to shut the pulper off at least once a month to remove the batteries, starters, and angle iron from the bottom that scrap dealers would embed in the paper bales to raise the weight. The feed stock was bought from so many different dealers that it was not possible to trace the junk back. It was just an accepted part of the business.
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