So I said I'd go into more detail about my earlier post. Yesterday, I drove our 3 year old Jersey cow, Buttercup, up to Gainesville to the UF Large Animal Hospital for a suspected right displaced abomasum (RDA). Those of you have been around here a little while, may remember that Buttercup was the one …
Continue reading Displaced Abomasum – Don’t Get Your Stomach in a Twist
I touched on this in my last blog, but wanted to make a little bit longer post. The last couple of weeks we've had a lull in production; back in March and April we were getting 30+ gallons of milk per day, right now we're averaging around 18 - 20. I know this has been …
While it seems like the world outside continues to spin off its axis, life on a farm doesn't really change much. There are still animals to be fed, cows to be milked, and deliveries to be made. Truth be told, there's actually a lot that's been going on around here. Here's a rundown of some …
Continue reading Update 7/22/20 – A2 Tests, Babies and More…
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