Ridley Recalls 208 Fleming Farmhand Compressed Blocks for Beef Cattle Over Excess Non-Protein Nitrogen and Ammonia Poisoning Risk; Distributed in Alabama
Ridley USA is recalling 208 Fleming Farmhand 40% compressed blocks for beef cattle. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's recall record says the blocks contain too much non-protein nitrogen and protein, and excess non-protein nitrogen, such as urea, can cause ammonia poisoning in cattle.
The product comes in 200-pound (90.7 kg) plastic tubs for beef cattle on pasture, under batch RBO00122093. The recalling firm is Ridley USA Inc., of 334 Industrial Park Drive, Flemingsburg, Kentucky.
The recall was initiated on November 5, 2026, and posted by the FDA; it has not yet been classified. The blocks were distributed in Alabama.
The FDA record notes this is a separate recall from the company's CRYSTALYX tubs, recalled for the same reason in an October 29 report.
(Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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