In recent years, cattle breeders in Brittany (a region in northwestern France) have faced the fact of the mysterious death of cows. The cows were sick at first and then died, and no veterinarian could understand the cause of their death.
Although cases of mysterious deaths of cattle have been reported in various parts of Brittany, the situation is especially acute in the area of Côte d'Amour, where dead cows are counted in the hundreds.
According to local farmer Patrick Le Nechet, several years ago his cows began to wither and lose weight. As a result, almost all of the sick cows died.
The farmer, in a panic, decided that it was some kind of new disease and turned to the veterinarian for help.
However, he did not find any traces of known diseases, as well as any suspicious bacteria. Moreover, he could not even really understand what exactly the cows died of. Everything looked like the animals simply refused to eat and voluntarily starved themselves to death.
As a result, Patrick began his own investigation and came to the unexpected conclusion that the death of animals seems to be related to the wind generators and fields with solar panels that appeared near his farm.
Patrick conducted research on his land and found that an electric voltage passes through both the ground and the pond with water and it is three times higher than the threshold for animals. And this electricity is probably from wind generators and solar panels.
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Another farmer, Stephane Le Brechek from Allinec, 30 km from Côte d'Amour, lost even more cows under the same mysterious circumstances than Patrick. At first, in just 6 months, he lost 37 cows, and today their number has exceeded 200.
According to Stefan, he also conducted his own investigation and identified at least 17 possible causes of the deaths of the cows. These include wind turbines, cellular antennas and transformer substations.
At the moment, all the suspicions of farmers are nothing more than speculation, since no one has irrefutable proof that the electric current is to blame for everything. However, in France two years ago there was already a similar case, when farm cows suffered from electric shocks coming from a nearby industrial area.
The owner of the cows, a farmer from Val-de-Saône, reported that the current flows from transformer substations through the ground and that the cows suffer from it and their health deteriorates.
Thibault Bouchot, of the Sanitary Defense Group, agrees that cows can suffer from electrical shock that will not harm humans.