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What’s happening here? Are there 3 calves nursing that cow?

You can leave the calf on her so that you don’t get too much milk. There’s no need to keep milking until you have it all either. The calf will get it. If you milk her the same time every day she will walk to the barn at that time. Spray her for flies, wipe her udder for dirt and dust. She will...

Am I correct with the quote, “Nova Lee is your sister.” ?

What I have read and makes sense, the heifer is still growing, putting to herself some of what would be going to the calf if she were full grown. If the heifer was bred late for some reason, then that wouldn’t apply. However the proof is in the pudding. A great calf is better than a theory.

I had 6 longhorns for several years, down to 3 now. Working my way out of them. Plan to sell the last 3 after 2022 weaning. Used Homo polled black bulls on them, never had a horn. Used a guy’s fantastic polled black bull last year, he wasn’t homo polled. 😡 Horns on all 3 calves this year. Had...

I had 5 heifers to calve this spring. One was smaller than the rest. Call her Peanut. She has the biggest, nicest calf. Peanut is catching up in size even though she is milking really well.

I have an Angus cross who was never even sniffed by his mother. I am the only mother he has ever known. I can’t do anything when he is around. He is trying to loosen up my milk by bumping me with his head. He is almost unstoppable

Ignore my 3/4 Jersey 1/4 angus post. I can’t get the picture of her to post. She has an udder like a Holstein that hasn’t been milked for 2 days, with my homo black bull she has always had a black calf. She doesn’t let other calves cheat until her calf is older. Stays in great flesh

3/4 Jersey, 1/4 Angus

The west side of my pasture is against the Jasper county line.

Crawford, you?

Di Was that the DND auction? I was there, but didn’t buy anything besides a hamburger