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Calf Notes.com Home Welcome to Calf Notes.com! Calf Notes is your source for pertinent, non-commercial and unbiased information on raising young dairy calves. Be sure to read the latest Calf Note and visit the archives for previous articles. In addition, Calving Ease will provide an interesting perspective on the latest on calf and heifer rearing. The latest Calf Note #133 is now available. This Note describes variation in colostrum nutrient composition. It's important to remember that colostrum is important for more than "just" IgG. Your comments are welcomed! The April issue of Calving Ease is now available.
The title of the article is "How do you feed colostrum".
The University of Wisconsin Extension Dairy Team members have just completed the final draft of the “Economic Costs and Labor Efficiencies Associated with Raising Dairy Replacements
on Wisconsin Dairy Farms Custom Heifer Raising Operations”. The report is now available publicly. This report is a summary of 49 tie-stall, free-stall and
custom calf/heifer grower operations on the cost of raising dairy replacements. UW-Extension Specialist Pat Hoffman led a group of county ag agents in 1998
to determine the cost of raising dairy replacements and labor efficiencies. With inflation and increases in feed and fuel costs, 21 county agents this past
summer collected data from 49 operations to update the report and reflect today’s prices of raising heifers. The report is available here. All Calf Notes are available in pdf format. To view these files, you need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader to work with your browser. Please note that you need the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader to correctly read Calf Notes. If you have problems opening a Note, please try
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