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Feed
Feed > Current Feed Topics
   

Calving Ease from Attica  Veterinary Associates 

  
What are the advantages and disadvantages of feeding transition milk along with colostrum that is not used for first feedings to young calves? Read More>>
  
   
Bleach, our common name for a weak aqueous solution of sodium hypochlorite, is a very useful disinfectant and cleaning compound. And, even better, it is inexpensive. However, in order to get our money’s worth bleach must be stored and used properly. Read More>>
  
   
It is amazing that in just a couple of months a calf can mature from a wet, dazed newborn to a sturdy rapidly developing ruminant. That assumes that all the calf rearing processes work well. Stuff like calving management, colostrum management, feeding, housing, and health care. Read More>>
  
   
It helps to have a head for details if you care for calves. Knowing lots of little things about where calves are born, newborn care, neonatal environment, caregivers and calf health histories can contribute to the “big picture” when making management decisions. Read More>>  
   
Expecting the Unexpected (Calving Ease August 2008)- How many times have you been frustrated by tasks “popping up?” Your plans for the morning went down the chute! But, is it possible to plan for the unexpected? Read More>>  
   
Tips for Hot Weather Management (Calving Ease July 2008)-  Depending on where your dairy is located this may be a hot weather season for you. It is always challenging to maintain good gains under these weather conditions. What is “hot” weather for calves? Read More>>  
   
Colostrum Chilling (Calving Ease June 2008) - When the hot weather hits we all think about cooling down ourselves!  This is a great time to review our colostrum cooling practices, especially in the summer!!!  In the first place, if we are going to feed colostrum within thirty minutes after it is collected, why would we want to chill it? Obviously, the answer is that it does not need chilling. Just feed it promptly. Read More>>
   

 Calving Ease from Attica Veterinary Associates

  



 


 


 


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