Posted by johndeerefan on November 07, 2013 at 08:44:14 from (216.135.37.250):
In Reply to: Raising young calves posted by picassomcp on November 06, 2013 at 08:05:20:
Only way I ever made any money with bottle calves was to use my Jersey cows when they dropped a calf. I put the new bottle calf in the barn and turned the Jersey in for him to suck twice a day. My one Jersey could raise her own calf plus 2 more with adequately feeding her. If I didn't put other calves on her, she would get mesatitus (spelling?) so I did the calf thing in order to keep from milking her daily. I was able to save up and buy my first car in high school from doing this for a couple of years.
If you have to buy the supplies, you won't make any money.
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