No, I will not manage the remaining bulls and cows that have potentially been exposed to Trich according to the guidelines found when clicking the "information icon".This is a risky decision, especially since you chose not to sell all of the cows that did not produce a healthy calf prior to the next breeding season. If these cows are infected with Trich they may spread the disease to uninfected bulls and maintain Trich in your herd.
Do you have a controlled breeding season with the bulls housed separately from the cows until the next breeding season? Click on the icon below to see what constitutes a controlled breeding season and for information about the importance of this recommendation.
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Map: Trich CONSULT (53)
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