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grain feeding new calf
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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 25676" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>For starters, some calves are really slow at getting into eating grain. Some like it with a lot of mollassas others like it without.</p><p>After he finishes his bottle(bucket) of milk replacer and still has his sucker going, poke/dribble/shove some grain in his mouth. He'll spit out drop most of it, but do it again. A couple of times of doing it along with having a small amount of fresh starter in front of him and he will get the idea. How much replacer are you feeding and does he have fresh water in front of him at all times?</p><p></p><p>dun</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 25676, member: 34"] For starters, some calves are really slow at getting into eating grain. Some like it with a lot of mollassas others like it without. After he finishes his bottle(bucket) of milk replacer and still has his sucker going, poke/dribble/shove some grain in his mouth. He'll spit out drop most of it, but do it again. A couple of times of doing it along with having a small amount of fresh starter in front of him and he will get the idea. How much replacer are you feeding and does he have fresh water in front of him at all times? dun [/QUOTE]
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