Farms face the threat of blue-green algae poisoning livestock, after heavy rain and warm weather increased risks of algae blooms in dams.
Toxic algae poisoning a threat for livestock
Farms face the threat of blue-green algae poisoning livestock, after heavy rain and warm weather increased risks of algae blooms in dams.
WATER THREAT: Months of wet weather, and now the start of warm weather, have created ideal conditions for the growth of blue-green algae in farm dams and standing water. This could cause problems for livestock producers, because the toxic blue-green algae can kill stock or cause long-term damage.
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