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That would depend on what part of the world you live in. That said, we have some due in Feb and we are in Canada. I expect those calves to have a running start when grass starts up!

lol :lol2:

On the assumption that they are bull calves.

Sorry, but we already heard that one! :D

The best method of all is to work with the animal and gain his trust and TEACH him to pick up his feet. Do it daily....pick them out and stuff. Then get a blacksmith out or if the feet are not bad....rasp them til they are neat.

Get someone to twitch him with a chain. This MIGHT work. I have had horses who needed a twitch and sedation. The only way to know for sure is trying it. What DO his feet look like? are they starting to curl? If so u need an experienced professional<<It won't take one trim to cure it even...

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You Americans have better cell phone deals. Here it is cheaper to own a landline and use an expensive cell for emergencys....

here is one that keeps coming to my email: From Rita Williams. Dear Friend, Hope this mail meets you well, please permit me to introduce my self to you, my name is Rita Williams, i am 20 years old, the only child of Late Mr Maurris Williams who was a famous cocoa merchant based here in...

That was my point. You already have the bureaucracy sticking it to the organic farmers. The alternative was to go 'natural' but now they want to regulate that too!

Been there, done that! Maybe not quite as fast! hehe :banana:

I personally don't see why that cow can't raise both calves on her own. If you want to creep feed them then go ahead but the cow will have plenty of milk to raise them. Nature has a way of doing that you know?

WOWWY that cow will raise 10 calves. How over is she? She reminds me of the ewe I had as far as udders for a small sized animal!

Not if the producer is spending his profits on certification.

Like I said, unless she got bred by a jumping neighbour's bull she had to be bred before her arrival April4. This is because my vet palpated her to be 5.5 months in Sept. I didn't purchase a bull until June 18. None of my fences have been down.....My vet assured me he wouldn't be off more...

Talked to my vet and he suggested he doesn't come out for another week? OMG she is overdue and sooooooooooo big. But she is eating and crapping and getting up and down and has no mucous soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I will wait more! (happens every year: I am the expectant mother!)

Do you Americans not already have 'certified organic'? If so, then this is just another way for the gov't to get into your pockets. I have friends who raise 'certified organic' beef here in Canada and its costs them a lot of money for the certification and a lot of time which is money! I also...

you can watch it online if you google project free tv.....good movie!

At one time, I was buying beef from a family friend. I would buy a half and my sister the other half. We always got great beef. The steers were always butchered at the same shop. Then the shop was sold. The next beef we got was inedible! I know there was a switch!

Sounds to me like she wasn't aged properly!