When calves are born, they need three things: 1. Air 2. Heat 3. Food As the temperature decreases and the wind chill increases, the window for newborn calf care shrinks. Now is good time to remind everyone working Continue Reading
Month: December 2015
If you’re like every other producer I know, efficiency and low waste is something we all aim for on the farm. We all want to get the best bang for our buck. However, there are a few instances in the calf world that Continue Reading
If you’ve had me on your farm, you’ll know that the majority of calf cases I see out in the country are still related to scours. Today, most dairymen know that scours is not from “overfeeding” calves, but rather it Continue Reading