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Re: Weaning a dairy calf
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#1 · August 3, 2001, 10:03 am
Quote from Forum Archives on August 3, 2001, 10:03 amPosted by: grahn9 <grahn9@...>
We normally wean at 6-8 weeks. A lot depends on how well the calf is doing.
Is it eating on its own? Does it drink from a pail with no help? We have
had the calves on milk longer if it was a premature calf or struggled when
it was younger.We had gotten jerseys when my dh said I couldn't have a horse. LOL I saw
them on the front of a magazine and instantly fell in love. DH and DS has
Holsteins.
Marlene
Posted by: grahn9 <grahn9@...>
We normally wean at 6-8 weeks. A lot depends on how well the calf is doing.
Is it eating on its own? Does it drink from a pail with no help? We have
had the calves on milk longer if it was a premature calf or struggled when
it was younger.
Is it eating on its own? Does it drink from a pail with no help? We have
had the calves on milk longer if it was a premature calf or struggled when
it was younger.
We had gotten jerseys when my dh said I couldn't have a horse. LOL I saw
them on the front of a magazine and instantly fell in love. DH and DS has
Holsteins.
Marlene
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