Sulfer Toxicity - MERGED TOPICS

[cowman 52]

And not many care about your opinion.  We are quite capable of deciding right, wrong, up, down, sideways, without guidance other than one way above all our pay grades.

 

[BTDT]

ok sir loin. I have come to the following conclusions:
1. You have an ax to grind. I am not sure what it is, but anyone who continually and admittedly continues to beat a dead horse obviously has it out for someone or something. Either come clean with your agenda or hush up.
2. You are either uneducated or trying to come off as an uneducated person. NO ONE misspells as many words as you do and yet can supposedly read lab reports and decipher technical reports.
3. If you are ordering and having feed delivered the day you need to feed it, you need some management classes.

 

[knabe]

What are the consequnces of eating cattle that have had elevated levels of sulfur?

 

[ejoe326]

I was wondering the same thing knabe.  What do you want anyone here to say?

If a reporter picked up your information and plastered it all over the front page of something it would do much more harm than good.  This is a known issue.  It can be managed.  It also can be avoided because you can test for sulfur in TMRs even when not using ethanol by-products. 

What did the nutritionist try to sell you?  Balancer by chance?

It is too bad your cattle died.  Something always happens with livestock.  You learn from it and move on or you end up posting multiples of the same thing to the same audience on the internet.

 

[CAB]

For some reason I was thinking that the ethanol plants have to ck the sulfur levels and that they have to be in a certain range to sell the product. Does anyone know for sure about this?

 

[Sir Loin]

Sorry for the repetitive topics. All I was trying to do was brake 5 years of research, evidence and field trials down to make it eraser to understand.
Is it OK to post pics from photobucket on here?

Cab,
Re:

For some reason I was thinking that the ethanol plants have to ck the sulfur levels and that they have to be in a certain range to sell the product. Does anyone know for sure about this?

I can not say with absolute certainty, but I can tell you this.
Because the product is not for human consumption, it does not come under FDA regulations.
Nor does it come under the {Truth in labeling act ) either.
The only thing I have ever found on that issue, was in Ethanol Magazine, warning manufacturers of the potential dangers.
This is the most extensive one I have found. From here ( May 2009 ) they have become more lax.
SL
See: http://www.ethanolproducer.com/articles/5660/protecting-distillers-grains-from-sulfur-build-up

 

[knabe]

eraser to understand.

please do.

 

[Sir Loin]

Cowman 52 & kanbe,
FYI, no one is forcing you yo read my posts. So if you don't like what I post, please don't read them, as they seem to upset you.
You do know personal attacks are not permitted on the board,  don't you!
SL

 

[cowman 52]

There ain't a day that passes that someone with extreme amounts of time to just idly pass away to paste, cut, cherry pick, swear the climate is the next weapon of mass destruction, the asteroid is about to kill us all, the water ain't safe to drink, heck if you listen to some it ain't safe to p*** in, the drought is man's fault, it's cold in winter, hot in summer, water runs downhill, the booogey man is  under the bed, if kids ain't breast fed they gonna die.

Heck just living is a terminal condition.  If the sulfur content of hades is a concern of yours, hey, knock yourself out, but don't subject us that  use this as an educational source to be just completely in awe of the grandeur of your ever present intelligence.  It's kinda like going to the can and the sewer is stopped up, we might use it but dang sure ain't gonna take a breath till we are out the door.

 

[Sir Loin]

cowman 52
FYI, my grand kids are being fed this beef is school  and they love McDonald’s who also serve this beef  and I would hate to find out 10 years from now that they have brain damage from eating toxic beef. Do you have any grand kids??
But as I said: no one is forcing you to read my posts. So if you don't like what I post, please don't read them, as they seem to upset you.
SL

 

[ejoe326]

Now we're going to get brain damage from eating beef fed DDGs?

Please keep your unfounded paranoia to yourself and off a public board where anyone can stumble on it and make more problems than it's worth.

Since you also claim all feed everywhere has DDGs this means you are a vegetarian.  With that line of thinking all meat should be banned.  And with people like you that will probably happen one day.

We have a toddler.  He eats meat fed DDGs.  On purpose.  I'm sure we'll be bad parents for lots of things over the years so skip the drama about not caring enough about kids when we feed them meat.

 

[Sir Loin]

Here is another case of sulfur toxic poisoning.
Make of it what you will.
SL
Accidental Sulfur Poisoning in a Group of Holstein Heifers
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1680409/

 

[hamburgman]

What about Rumensin?

 

[BTDT]

ok sir loin. I have come to the following conclusions:
1. You have an ax to grind. I am not sure what it is, but anyone who continually and admittedly continues to beat a dead horse obviously has it out for someone or something. Either come clean with your agenda or hush up.
2. You are either uneducated or trying to come off as an uneducated person. NO ONE misspells as many words as you do and yet can supposedly read lab reports and decipher technical reports.
3. If you are ordering and having feed delivered the day you need to feed it, you need some management classes.

Again, I will ask the above questions.

Tell us who you have an ax to grind with, what your agenda is, and what your purpose is.

 

[Sir Loin]

Tell us who you have an ax to grind with, what your agenda is, and what your purpose is.

I believe I already answered that and I thought I made it perfectly clear.
Perhaps I'm have problems comprehending your question.
Could you be more clear on what you mean by,” an ax to grind with “.
SL

 

[knabe]

Cowman 52 & kanbe,
FYI, no one is forcing you yo read my posts. So if you don't like what I post, please don't read them, as they seem to upset you.
You do know personal attacks are not permitted on the board,  don't you!
SL

Your misspellings provide fodder for humor and irony, something you are in short supply of.

 

[Sir Loin]

Well I'm sorry to he-- my spelling and grammar bothers you.
When I was college age I had a mother and two brothers and a sister to feed because my dad lay dead in Korea, so I wasn't able to get a whole lot of formal eduction then.
Plus I have Parkinson and hitting these little keys ain't so easy at my age.

So as I have said before:
“ no one is forcing you yo read my posts. So if you don't like what I post, please don't read them, as they seem to upset you. “
S L

 

[knabe]

Apparently you need to be forced to have a sense of humor. Your inability to spell doesn't bother me, its fodder for humor, which obviously you have none.

Keep working on that karma.

Negative seems to be your direction.

Your observation skills are in need of repair as well, i'm not upset, but apparently you are.

You got the violin sob story going real well.  What you fail to realize is that everyone has a sob story similar to yours and by foghorning yours, you have diminished yours.

 

[vc]

Starting to understand why they kicked you off of the Cattle Today forum.

 

[cowman 52]

Can't have them dad gumed personal attacks now.  Excess sulfur will cause that,  ya know.  <deadhorse> <deadhorse> <deadhorse>