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Re: Dairy Feeder - 4H Project - need guidance
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on April 05, 2006 at 07:33:40 from (65.169.97.206):
In Reply to: Dairy Feeder - 4H Project - need guidance posted by mtrim on April 05, 2006 at 06:19:25:
First thing is that it is more important that the child feels they are doing a good job in raising their calf, promotes self esteem, good work habits etc. Don't worry about pushing the calf or the boy. Lots of time spent with the calf and feed it all it will eat and they will do well. Is this a calf that will be started on milk? If so get it eating grain and hay as soon as it will, then when you statr taking the miljk away give it all the grain it will eat. Replace uneaten grain and hay with fresh at least twice a day and have fresh water avaiable at all times. I'm no showman and probably could'd do well at the fair but I can make animals grow.
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