Remember this calf? Many of you have been following along with the continuing adventures of this little calf after it’s miraculous arrival a few weeks ago. We are pleased to announce that she has a name now- “Belle”. Her owner sent us an update as to how she is doing: “At two weeks old, Belle […]
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Calf Special Delivery Update!
Many of you will most likely remember reading about the little calf Dr. Character delivered via C-Section a couple of weeks ago. Her mama was dying of cancer, but held on long enough for the calf to survive birth. For a refresher, here is the photo taken just after birth: And here she is now, […]
This Calf Made a Special Arrival
This new little heifer calf arrived via C-section late last week. Her mama was dying of cancer, but held on long enough carry her until she could be delivered safely. We are happy to report that the calf is strong, healthy, and growing bigger by the day. She is a special arrival indeed!
Barnyard Danger: One reason to keep a clean barnyard
Do you know what this unidentified circular object is? It was found in the barnyard of a calf that we recently went and attended to. Here’s a closer look: It is very important to make sure that your barn and barnyard stay clean and free of things that might cause potential hurt to your animals. […]
THE IDEAL COW
Characteristics that make up, THE IDEAL COW 1.) Without lots of additional feed, reaches puberty, is bred, and calves by 2 years of age. 2.) As a first-calf heifer, she conceives on her first heat in the first 21 days of the breeding season. a. This allows her to wean a older – and therefore […]
Helping you with Cattle Herd Health
Cattle herd health plans Because no single Health Plan fits every farm it is very important to develop a close relationship with our clients while developing a comprehensive Herd Health program. The following links describe plans for developing a Herd Health program and some general recommendations for vaccine and other preventative health activities. Cattle Herd […]