Thread formerly known as Hatch day is today

[QuackerJackFarms]

a ltitle better.
sitting in a hard chair all day did not help.
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Long division.... i hate it!

Who helps you learn it? Is it all on a computer program?

(It's making me quote both of you guys.. weird.)

 

[DUCKGIRL89]

CR, babies are doing good.. They hate their new formula though....

 

[DUCKGIRL89]

Who helps you learn it? Is it all on a computer program?

(It's making me quote both of you guys.. weird.)

My book, and my brain lol

 

[QuackerJackFarms]

it was over everything
all baby mamals have the same colostrum requirements .
they get wat they need in the first 6ish hrs
after that it doesnt do much good

Doesn't production slow down nearing the 24 hour mark? I think that's true in cows at least. Dairy's sell their bobby's on the 3rd day because they're able to sell the milk when the Colostrum is through.

And I think after 18 hours or so the intestines can't absorb the colostrum anyway. There is something to do with the colostrum being absorbed and the intestines closing, or something like that. Does that make sense to you CG?

 

[country_girl011]

Doesn't production slow down nearing the 24 hour mark? I think that's true in cows at least. Dairy's sell their bobby's on the 3rd day because they're able to sell the milk when the Colostrum is through.

And I think after 18 hours or so the intestines can't absorb the colostrum anyway. There is something to do with the colostrum being absorbed and the intestines closing, or something like that. Does that make sense to you CG?

yea your on the right track there lol.
but dairys actually dont leave the babies on their moms
they take them the minute they are born .
and bottle them.
they are sold when they have a decent sized group of bull calves.
the heifers are kept.

(grandpa is a milk hauler lol)

and yea there is a small window for when babies can absorb the antibodies

 

[QuackerJackFarms]

My book, and my brain lol

That would explain the trouble your having. I don't know many 13 yr old's that can teach themselves math. You can PM me the problems that stump you and I'll try to walk you through it.

 

[QuackerJackFarms]

yea your on the right track there lol.
but dairys actually dont leave the babies on their moms
they take them the minute they are born .
and bottle them.
they are sold when they have a decent sized group of bull calves.
the heifers are kept.

(grandpa is a milk hauler lol)

and yea there is a small window for when babies can absorb the antibodies

We have a bunch of dairies around here. I'm always looking for a good dairy heifer but they are hard to find. Plenty of bulls at the auction though!


ETA: A dairy heifer for my dad, not for my yard. He has Herfords but wants a Holstein to "lead" the cows. If that makes sense.

 

[DUCKGIRL89]

That would explain the trouble your having. I don't know many 13 yr old's that can teach themselves math. You can PM me the problems that stump you and I'll try to walk you through it.

OMG! You rock quacker!!!!!! I have this one that has had me stumped for 2 days now. my mom refuses to help me.... Plus having ADD (i dont have it bad) it makes it even harder....

 

[QuackerJackFarms]

OMG! You rock quacker!!!!!! I have this one that has had me stumped for 2 days now. my mom refuses to help me.... Plus having ADD (i dont have it bad) it makes it even harder....

PM it to me. And at the risk of getting severely agitated, why is that your mom will not help you with your HOMEschooling? I simply must know.

 

[country_girl011]

We have a bunch of dairies around here. I'm always looking for a good dairy heifer but they are hard to find. Plenty of bulls at the auction though!


ETA: A dairy heifer for my dad, not for my yard. He has Herfords but wants a Holstein to "lead" the cows. If that makes sense.

Makes perfect sence