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Baby Coo: Part 3-Colostrum Management for Newborn Calves: Intervention, Quantity, and Quality
Welcoming a newborn calf into the world is a joyous occasion, but ensuring their health and well-being from the start is crucial....

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Nov 14, 2024


Baby Coo: Part 2-What You Need to Know About Caring for a Newborn Calf in the First 72 Hours
Welcoming a newborn calf into the world is a momentous occasion that comes with great responsibility. As a caretaker, ensuring the...

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Nov 6, 2024


Baby Coo: Part 1- Navigating and Understanding the Intricacies of Calving and Parturition (4 Part Series)
Welcome to 'Baby Coo: Part 1,' where we delve into the fascinating world of calving and parturition, shedding light on crucial aspects of...

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Oct 23, 2024


Got Milk: How to Verify If a Calf Has Nursed
Understanding the crucial task of ensuring a calf has nursed properly is fundamental in their early development.

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Sep 14, 2024


Calf Survival: Cold Stress
Two Factors Important to Calf Survival There are two very important factors to calf survival. The first factor is body temperature, and...

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Jan 25, 2023


Calf Scours
When it comes to cattle health, and especially health of your young calves watching their poop is important. Scours is calf diarrhea that...

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Aug 6, 2022


Bad Hair Day: Highland Colors
Highland cattle are the oldest registered breed of cattle in the world! They have the longest hair of any cattle breed. When it comes to...

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Jan 19, 2021


Lice: Not Today Heifer
Are your cattle showing signs of poor coat quality or hair loss? A lice infestation can cause cattle to relieve the irritation by...

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Jan 18, 2021
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