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FROM THE ARCHIVEMay 24, 1928·Lexington, Mississippi

FIRST MILK & CALF IMMUNIZATION

Scanned from The Lexington Advertiser, May 24, 1928
FIRST MILK & CALF IMMUNIZATION
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RruraBv MAY 2 DAIRY NEWS C J GOODELL Dairy Specialist nurse for two to four or first milk cts and is said to immunize of calfhood the calf to take all of that it will here the cow is Inker as gorging sometimes milker as g that milk heav 8Cotrbe stripped dry for the congestion Strip time and the feeding feeds immediately calving stimulates milk extent conducive to with their first milk fever and this not apply with them drink by letting it suck the middle fingers readily if allowed to hours without the first milk as that and fat and conse to cause scours rich in fat may be half pint of skim milk calf about three pints the first two days af _ __ Jiinlh r weeks old ge gradually substituting f the latter the amount to sixteen eep the calf milk fresh e each time ach feeding i separator grain when placing some of the pail king Place 1 of the calf and to keep _jf its mates corn before the calf as A calf will eat pound of grain daily at six pound at two months and at three months Do not two to three pounds.

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