During periods of decreased forage availability, cattle may seek out acorns as a food source. Acorns can be an important part of the diet in the fall; however, acorns have the potential to cause fatal poisoning, especially in fast-growing calves. Read more from the West Virginia University Extension Service (PDF download)…
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