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Calf Care MasterClass
Newborn Calves
Lifting Technique (1:12)
Navel Dipping (2:09)
Colostrum Management
Control Points for Colostrum (3:38)
Propylene Glycol for Cooling Colostrum (1:32)
Warming Colostrum (1:21)
Tubing Colostrum (1:14)
Feeding Calves
Milk Temperature for Feeding (0:49)
Bottle Feeding (1:15)
Follow the Milk Cart (1:00)
Calories for Calves (1:01)
Calf Health
Observing Calves (1:12)
Scour Solution (1:14)
Culling a Calf (0:51)
Ear Infections (1:04)
Infected Navel (1:00)
Record Keeping (0:48)
Respiratory Infections (0:53)
Hair Loss (1:35)
How to give a Shot (1:13)
Pink-Eye Treatment (0:46)
Observing Calves- Group Pen (0:59)
Transitioning with TomaHawk (1:04)
Hydration
Drinking Water (1:00)
Bottles of Water (0:57)
Sanitation
Bucket Sanitation (1:24)
ATP Meter Audit (1:53)
Everybody Clean Up (1:05)
Fly Management (1:24)
Grain in the Water Bucket (1:05)
Cleaning Esophageal Tubes (1:06)
Clean vs Dirty Hutches (1:38)
Calf Housing- Hutch
Moving Calves into Hutches (2:11)
Hutch Comparison (1:15)
The Importance of Bedding (1:53)
Bucket Placement (1:38)
Weather Watch (1:23)
Hutch Organization (1:14)
Calf Housing- Corral
Sorting Calves (1:45)
Moving Calves to the Corrals (1:37)
Corral Environment (1:01)
Weaning
When to Wean (1:08)
Machines/Equipment
Pasteurization Options (2:16)
Brochures
Calf Distinction Diarrhea Timeline
Calf Distinction Decoding Diarrhea
Calf Distinction Health Chart
Once a Day Feeding Protocol
Preweaning Calf Starter Intake
Goal Setting Sheet
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Lifting Technique
Proper Lifting Techniques for Newborn Calves
Handle Calves with Care
Gently squeeze the calf over the hips to encourage it to stand.
Keep your back straight, drop your hips, and use your legs to push up when you lift the calf.
Cradle the calf by placing one arm under the belly and one arm under the neck.
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