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Dangerous Heat Stress Expected on Cattle Mid-Week
Jul 13, 2020
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By Pam Knox
With high pressure firmly in place over the Southeast for the next week, we can expect to see temperatures and heat stress rise to dangerous levels. This will affect both outdoor workers and livestock. Producers will want to keep careful track of worsening conditions and take appropriate actions to reduce the effects of the combination of high heat and humidity. You can see the 7-day forecast for the Southeast at
https://www.ars.usda.gov/plains-area/clay-center-ne/marc/docs/heat-stress/main/.
The link also takes you to a page with information on how to recognize heat stress in cattle and take protective action. Note that this is an updated link from what I published in this blog a few years ago.
Source :
uga.edu
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