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Hygiene Hygiene is of the utmost importance when trying to prevent a scour outbreak. The calf pens should be cleaned out and disinfected regularly. The calving area should also be cleaned out and disinfected when possible. A bed shouldn’t be allowed to become damp or dirty. A clean, deep bed of straw should be kept under calves and cows at all times. Advertisement The same goes for feeding equipment. Teat feeders, buckets, bottles and stomach tubes must be kept cleaned – and disinfected regularly. Shed space An aspect of the calving season that may be overlooked on many farms is ensuring ...

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2021 Opening Day for Six Flags Great Adventure and Safari Townsquare Media / Shawn & Sue at Six Flags Great Adventure There are two opening days for the 2021 season. The Wild Safari Drive-Thru is opening first on Saturday March 20th. Springtime is when you see babies galore in the safari. If you've never done the drive-thru, it is truly an awesome experience. You'll see giraffes, elephants, lions, tigers, bears, and more. The Wild Safari Drive-Thru Adventure admission is included with a Membership or Season Pass. Tickets and reservations will be available soon. CLICK here for ticket informa...

As farms get busier, sick/weak calves can slip through the cracks and are only picked up on when it is too late.

February 17, 2021 6:30 am The spring 2021 calving season has now passed the third of a million mark with 359,657 registered calf births, an increase of 35,853 compared to the figures for the same period in 2020. The latest figures from the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF) show that there has been a 12.9% increase on last year’s figures – with 301,806 head of dairy calves born so far compared to 265,082 head for the same period in 2020. Weekly Breakdown Taking a closer look at the figures, we can see that 127,063 dairy calves were registered during the week-ending February 12, 2021 ...