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<blockquote data-quote="Jeanne - Simme Valley" data-source="post: 206417" data-attributes="member: 968"><p>As msscamp said, A&D vit & Selenium (BoSe) for newborn at birth (if needed in your area - check with beef extension or vet). AND, a 7% iodine to dip the naval of the newborn. Cow should have excellent quality hay or grass, and a loose mineral 12 months of the year, and dewormed twice a year (late spring & fall - also timing depends on your area).</p><p>Cows that are not milking well, are either natually poor milkers (genetics) or are malnurished. It is hard as an unexperienced owner to look at your own cattle and be critical - especially at their condition. If you can see their spine at all - they are toooo thin. You should be able to FEEL their spine but not see it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeanne - Simme Valley, post: 206417, member: 968"] As msscamp said, A&D vit & Selenium (BoSe) for newborn at birth (if needed in your area - check with beef extension or vet). AND, a 7% iodine to dip the naval of the newborn. Cow should have excellent quality hay or grass, and a loose mineral 12 months of the year, and dewormed twice a year (late spring & fall - also timing depends on your area). Cows that are not milking well, are either natually poor milkers (genetics) or are malnurished. It is hard as an unexperienced owner to look at your own cattle and be critical - especially at their condition. If you can see their spine at all - they are toooo thin. You should be able to FEEL their spine but not see it. [/QUOTE]
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