> The best colostrum is taken from
> the cow within that day that she
> calves. It is the richest in
> immunoglobulins at this time. As
> the days go by, the
> immunoglobulins start to go away
> that is in the colostrum. I work
> at a dairy barn and we keep the
> fresh cow's milk out of the tank
> for 3 days after calving because
> we don't want colostrum to go into
> the tank. As for freezing
> colostrum, freezing it within the
> hour from getting it is the best.
> I'm not sure exactly how long it
> will last while frozen, we
> generally try to use it up within
> the year.
What amount of clostrum should a calf have before starting them on the milk supplement.Thanks Joe,Thanks all.
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