Although extending the grazing season is a cost effective way to reduce winter feed costs, most cow-calf producers end up feeding some hay during the year. No matter how hay is packaged, if you waste it, you lose money. Below are some general rules that can help minimize waste during feeding. ï· Feed hay in small amounts or in a feeder to minimize waste (Table 1). When fed a limited amount of hay at a time, cattle have less opportunity to trample and soil the hay.
cervical transverse process fractures have a strong association with other cervical spine fractures 2 and blunt cerebrovascular injury (BCVI) approximately 35% (range 20-50%) of patients with lumbar transverse process fractures have hepatic and splenic injuries, genitourinary and diaphragmatic injuries 1.
Degeneration of cervical intervertebral discs is common, and often postulated as a cause of neck and arm pain. The neck (cervical spine) is made up of seven vertebrae. Starting with cervical vertebra number 2 (C2), an intervertebral disc separates each vertebra from the vertebrae below. A cervical intervertebral disc is a spongy structure that helps absorbs shock and allows movement of the cervical vertebrae.