Farmers must plan ahead for the Veterinary Feed Directive

Getting certain medicines for livestock is about to get harder, and some experts are worried that the majority of farmers won’t know what those changes are until they are unable to get the medicine needed for their livestock.

Local veterinarians, feed suppliers and livestock producers gathered in Lehi on Thursday to learn how the federal feed directive, which goes into effect on Jan. 1, will affect their operations.

 

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