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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 830349" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>Not Kenny, but...........</p><p>Our little calves get one shot of blackleg at spring workup @ a week to a month or so of age. Then they get another shot at weaning with a booster a couple of weeks later. Anything that stays on the place past weaning will get another shot in the spring as a yealring. Cows will also get one every other year. This is the program that our vet recommended. We've never had blackleg but the putz that owned the place before did in dairy heifers (a lot). The vet came up with this plan after having a blackleg problem with another herd for a ocuple of years running. After they implimented this program they have had none. Could be like the elephant repellent, but we'll stick with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 830349, member: 34"] Not Kenny, but........... Our little calves get one shot of blackleg at spring workup @ a week to a month or so of age. Then they get another shot at weaning with a booster a couple of weeks later. Anything that stays on the place past weaning will get another shot in the spring as a yealring. Cows will also get one every other year. This is the program that our vet recommended. We've never had blackleg but the putz that owned the place before did in dairy heifers (a lot). The vet came up with this plan after having a blackleg problem with another herd for a ocuple of years running. After they implimented this program they have had none. Could be like the elephant repellent, but we'll stick with it. [/QUOTE]
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