Usually a late-summer headache, vomitoxin is found in stored corn

The vomitoxin fungus, which sickens livestock, is being found in corn sent to processors in the Midwest this spring, says Reuters. So far, discoveries are concentrated in Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa and parts of Michigan and the scope of the problem is not fully known. The fungus, usually associated with warm and humid weather, apparently… » Read More

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