BL has it right. It was Michigan. That PBB was mixed with feed right here in StLouis. They've bulldozed the plant and it's all fenced off now. They mixed Firemaster instead of Neutramaster if memory serves me right. What a nightmare. Didn't matter if you used the feed or not,for a while you couldn't ship an animal in Michigan without having it biopsied by a vet first. I had one die of shock from the biopsy. The state paid off REAL well on that one. I saw the movie. A load of crap for the most part. There was a herd of Registered Holsteins just south of me that DID feed the stuff. Dispite quarantine,they kept the cows and it eventially worked it's way out of their systems. Of course this was after the geniouses in Lansing said it never would.
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