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"If 13% of your 100 cattle are causing 50% of the problems on your farm, then those 13 cattle are a significant source of disruption and loss. You should take steps to identify and address the specific problems that these cattle are causing/ This may involve separating them fromythe rest of the herd, providing them with different food or bedding, or treating them for any medical conditions that they may have. If the problems persist you may need to Consider selling or culling these cattle." -AI