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Your right Greenwillow and if I didnt have this problem with her last year too then I might cut her a little more slack. But two calves in a row? I think it might be best to cull her.

I'd just move them to a new location. But you know them ants probably won't eat too much.

Well Cowbelle that must be a nice looking cow for that price. Is that the only cow you have now? Without knowing anything about your pasture I would still say just pasture it right now. If the pasture can't support it maybe feed it a little sweet feed in the evenings to help it along. Where...

I'm guessing she don't have much milk just by looking at her bag. Plus she just looks poorly not to bad right now but you can just tell. As for as being pulled down, she just had the calf today and I figure it had just sucked once when I went out there so that shouldn't be pulling her down...

Down in my country this year I'm paying $26 for a 5x6 delivered. Thats good bahia hay and they bring it too me which safes me a bunch of trips with my 20' trailer.

Normaly at the auction I go too the cow in the pair is not palpated. A lot of times the calf they have with them is young so I just figure they ain't bred. If the calf is big I might think it is but it don't matter I got a Bull for the job at the house.

Last fall I bought a nice looking cow and calf pair. The cow is a black baldie with a fat bull calf. I brought them home and after about a month the cow got poor and weak. Ok I thought maybe the calf was just pulling her down since it was getting winter time and some of the bigger cows were...

I have some bull calves that I've decided to keep until next year. About a month ago I put bands on them to make them steers and seperated them from their mommas. I've noticed one of the calves has a swollen navel now. What causes this and what can be done? Is it harmful? I know their has...