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<blockquote data-quote="rockridgecattle" data-source="post: 452840" data-attributes="member: 6198"><p>one other thing that was mentioned. Bringing in cattle to calve with our herd with in 6months prior to calving is a possible train wreck. Bringing in a calf from another farm or auction during calving to replace a dead calf so the momma is productive is a train wreck which will come back to bite us in the @$$.</p><p>Bringing in calves to bottle feed during calving or when our calves are young is a train wreck waiting to happen. </p><p>Cross contamination plays a huge role. From the water trough to the crap on our boots, hands, coveralls, we spread diseases and stress out our calves at calving time. And volia we wonder why we are fighting scours or cod...(hate spelling that word always get it wrong)</p><p>And lastly, sanitation in ourselves when treating scours goes along ways in stoping the spread. For example clean clothes or coveralls each day. Wash boots, clean treating tools after each application, wearing gloves goes along ways.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rockridgecattle, post: 452840, member: 6198"] one other thing that was mentioned. Bringing in cattle to calve with our herd with in 6months prior to calving is a possible train wreck. Bringing in a calf from another farm or auction during calving to replace a dead calf so the momma is productive is a train wreck which will come back to bite us in the @$$. Bringing in calves to bottle feed during calving or when our calves are young is a train wreck waiting to happen. Cross contamination plays a huge role. From the water trough to the crap on our boots, hands, coveralls, we spread diseases and stress out our calves at calving time. And volia we wonder why we are fighting scours or cod...(hate spelling that word always get it wrong) And lastly, sanitation in ourselves when treating scours goes along ways in stoping the spread. For example clean clothes or coveralls each day. Wash boots, clean treating tools after each application, wearing gloves goes along ways. [/QUOTE]
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