Radiation induced DNA mutations killing cattle in Bastrop / Lee countyTX

Elgin is in Central Texas
"Forwarding you a post from Nancy Wilkins...these cattle were from a field East of Elgin.

Nancy Wilkins
Friends in Elgin off Mundine road recently lost 15 head of bred Corriente heifers. The first mouthful was enough to kill them. Grass was not stressed and had had the same routine for the last 20+ years. Cattle grazed on it too. Cattle immediately started dying horrific deaths, bloating, convulsing, foaming and spewing bile immediately after turned out. TX A&M has been out 3 times taking tests. There has possibly been a mutation of the DNA in the Tifton. The USDA Has been notified and is investigating. We are the first confirmed case. Ever. There are 2 more cases since and in this general area. A huge loss (our whole herd) and no way to recover it. Heartbreaking to say the least. Dr Gary Warner and his team of Elgin vet did the autopsies. Samples were taken of EVERYTHING. PRUSSIC ACID IN THE TIFTON GRASS came back as the culprit. TEST YOUR GRASS BEFORE TURNING LIVESTOCK ON IT!!! You never know…."

I added links as well

www.pomics.com/Praveen%201-8.pdf