Dancing cows become sick due to ground current on dairy farms

[akirafactor]

@babymalai People talk about what they know. Now we know your whole fuqing life story.

[akirafactor]

@babymalai babymalai Idiot loudmouth, cries like a baby. Wah Wah

[ANTISMARTMETERBC]

@babymalai DO SOME RESEARCH LIKE HER

[DeanCo7777]

What you critics don't know is that Dave Stetzer and other specialists can take osciloscopes and measure the current in the ground. I spoke with one electrician in Texas who measured 440v. Dave made a video where the oscilloscope reading was on the top of the screen and the animals lifting their feet on the bottom. They lifted in sync with the spikes in the current. They have also proven declines in milk production that corresponded with rises in the current. Daires have won court cases! Good!

[DeanCo7777]

Those of you who are critical of these concerns and of Dr. Havas don't know what you are talking about. Stop blaming the farmers. It's the utility companies who are at fault here for dumping current into the ground instead of running adequate wires. See strayvoltage dotee orgee for more. Or read Dave Stetzers report to the Attorney General at his website at stetzerelectric dotee comee. 

[Skoda130]

"Ground current"?

[bubsir]

Unbelievably inaccurate - and this from a "PhD"!!!

[canadan1]

What a load of crap! Cows with damaged and swollen hocks are as a result of many factors, such as inadequate amount of bedding, short stalls and sub acute acidosis to name a few. Why is it the hocks are the only swollen joints on these cows? If current was the reason then there would be other joint problems! Hock damage is a result of what I have detailed and that is what you see here..!!

[cguvko]

@canadan1 you are so very wrong

[shidunce]

Any measrements present?

YOu should post here more info.

[Lux033085]

This is completely inaccurate. These cows simply have sore feet, are just laying in their stalls relaxing or have an injury from scraping their leg across a sharp object. It has nothing to do with ground current.

[Koolvedge]

This is astonishing. Thank you for the info.