Posted by redroundhead on January 26, 2019 at 19:43:12 from (174.197.0.47):
In Reply to: Barnyard surprise posted by tomstractorsandtoys on January 26, 2019 at 08:34:38:
We just had 5 calves in the last month, lol. Had 1 calf in August, as planned - not sure what my bulls problem was, lol.
I kept the cows and calves together in the barn for 5 days each time - seem to get along fine in the herd after that. My beef cattle usually hang outside, and are free to go in and out of the barn. Waters are in the barn. Barn is chilly, but breeze-free.
Good advice from JD - beefers dont need as much water as dairy cattle. Hauling water for 5 days is not too terrible. You canput them both out with the herd after that.
Best of luck! I know how it goes - lost a calf this year due to its mom (a heifer) step on, and snap its neck. How ridiculous.
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