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Letting the bull run with the herd
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<blockquote data-quote="CG1" data-source="post: 1586077" data-attributes="member: 38577"><p>He's weaned. We don't separate our calves for weaning. We use nose flaps. This calf has been weaned for 2 months now so she could gather herself and allow her colostrum to come in. </p><p></p><p>I've actually NEVER had a heifer calf born on the farm so its not been an issue yet. But the plan has always been if we have heifer calves they will move to our other farm. We have 10 acres waiting for them but have yet to have a heifer calf. My one born on the weekend was another bull calf.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CG1, post: 1586077, member: 38577"] He's weaned. We don't separate our calves for weaning. We use nose flaps. This calf has been weaned for 2 months now so she could gather herself and allow her colostrum to come in. I've actually NEVER had a heifer calf born on the farm so its not been an issue yet. But the plan has always been if we have heifer calves they will move to our other farm. We have 10 acres waiting for them but have yet to have a heifer calf. My one born on the weekend was another bull calf. [/QUOTE]
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