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Newborn calf care in hot, dry weather . . .
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<blockquote data-quote="Kathie in Thorp" data-source="post: 1271602" data-attributes="member: 16769"><p>We do have an old pond dam out here, but only has water in it when we're not running irrigation, which means NEVER right now, and never gets more than a foot deep w/ water; old pond dam is usually where target practice happens here, as the sides are about 15 ft. -- we did chase a cow in labor out of there a couple years ago when it wasn't so hot. Also have a collection pond we pump from, but that is fenced off. Not using any 7 or 8 ft. diam. water tanks at present, for the very reason you mentioned, Fenceman.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kathie in Thorp, post: 1271602, member: 16769"] We do have an old pond dam out here, but only has water in it when we're not running irrigation, which means NEVER right now, and never gets more than a foot deep w/ water; old pond dam is usually where target practice happens here, as the sides are about 15 ft. -- we did chase a cow in labor out of there a couple years ago when it wasn't so hot. Also have a collection pond we pump from, but that is fenced off. Not using any 7 or 8 ft. diam. water tanks at present, for the very reason you mentioned, Fenceman. [/QUOTE]
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