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<blockquote data-quote="Running Arrow Bill" data-source="post: 19633" data-attributes="member: 9"><p>My recipe for healthy calves:</p><p></p><p>1. Start with quality cows, bulls, who are current on all vaccinations & de-worming.</p><p>2. Know who you are buying from and the quality of their operation.</p><p>3. Obtain medical records from your seller (if they don't keep them, they are probably hiding something).</p><p>4. Isolate all new purchase arrivals and de-worm; vaccinate calves if you are unsure of their vaccination protocol.</p><p>5. Maintain a clean and safe livestock area and clean calving areas.</p><p>6. Shipping fever, sale barn animals, other things they can "catch" from a multi-source herd.</p><p>7. Provide adequate nutrition, proper minerals, clean water, dedicated vaccination/de-worming program for all your stock on a regular basis.</p><p>8. Buy only quality stock adapted for your geographic area.</p><p>9. In the long run, "It costs no more to go first class..."</p><p>10. Pay up front for quality or pay later with higher care costs, Vet bills, cattle loses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Running Arrow Bill, post: 19633, member: 9"] My recipe for healthy calves: 1. Start with quality cows, bulls, who are current on all vaccinations & de-worming. 2. Know who you are buying from and the quality of their operation. 3. Obtain medical records from your seller (if they don't keep them, they are probably hiding something). 4. Isolate all new purchase arrivals and de-worm; vaccinate calves if you are unsure of their vaccination protocol. 5. Maintain a clean and safe livestock area and clean calving areas. 6. Shipping fever, sale barn animals, other things they can "catch" from a multi-source herd. 7. Provide adequate nutrition, proper minerals, clean water, dedicated vaccination/de-worming program for all your stock on a regular basis. 8. Buy only quality stock adapted for your geographic area. 9. In the long run, "It costs no more to go first class..." 10. Pay up front for quality or pay later with higher care costs, Vet bills, cattle loses. [/QUOTE]
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