A farmer spent $6,500 on a Black Angus bull, only to be disappointed when it didn’t perform as expected. A vet found the bull was healthy but immature and prescribed peppermint-flavored pills. Within days, the bull’s energy skyrocketed,helping not just on the farmer’s land but also on neighboring farms.Excited, the farmer said, “He’s like a machine! I don’t know what was in those pills… but they taste like peppermint.”
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