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As suggested in an answer on GardeningGardening damp hay can grow molds, some of which can be toxic to animals and humans.

trichothecene mycotoxin can have descending paralysis as a symptom, but it looks like it also includes digestive track hemorrhages, which was not evident in any of the 3 individuals described in this event. While probably not the solution to this issue it may be involved in similar events.

As suggested in an answer on Gardening damp hay can grow molds, some of which can be toxic to animals and humans.

trichothecene mycotoxin can have descending paralysis as a symptom, but it looks like it also includes digestive track hemorrhages, which was not evident in any of the 3 individuals described in this event. While probably not the solution to this issue it may be involved in similar events.

As suggested in an answer on Gardening damp hay can grow molds, some of which can be toxic to animals and humans.

trichothecene mycotoxin can have descending paralysis as a symptom, but it looks like it also includes digestive track hemorrhages, which was not evident in any of the 3 individuals described in this event. While probably not the solution to this issue it may be involved in similar events.

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As suggested in an answer on Gardening damp hay can grow molds, some of which can be toxic to animals and humans.

trichothecene mycotoxin can have descending paralysis as a symptom, but it looks like it also includes digestive track hemorrhages, which was not evident in any of the 3 individuals described in this event. While probably not the solution to this issue it may be involved in similar events.