Taltec systems for cattle handling ease

Taltec managing director Greg Talbot explains how the company's cattle handling systems simplifies ear tagging, vaccinations, and parasite control among others.

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Impressive. Good work

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Good job

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Parabéns pelo trabalho. Aqui no Brasil as inovações estão muito atrasadas.👍👍👍

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Hola podría hacer un vídeo de las medidas del cepo??? Está tremendo gracias

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Cows’ horns are important and you are stupid to remove it. Most breeds of cattle naturally develop horns, which continue to grow throughout their lives and contribute to their overall health. Like our fingers, they represent a cow’s individuality and are far more than simply an appendix to their heads. They are sense organs which not only have a stream of blood flowing through them, as seen when one is damaged or removed but also are connected to the sinus system of the cow allowing air to also circulate through the bone. They thus make a subtle but important contribution to the well-being of the cow and to the quality of her digestion and metabolism. And, of course, it is the extraordinary power of the cow’s digestive system to build farm fertility that is the reason that cow manure is so valued

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