Raising cattle

Cows are docile animals that are good milk and meat sources. Here's everything you need to know to raise them.

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Raising cattle can be a profitable business if you choose the right breeds for your climate and the amount of land you have.

If you think you are ready for homegrown beef, first read our short guide on raising beef calves on a homestead, to know what you are in for.

There are many things for beginners to consider when raising cattle for meat or for profit. I will show you how to build a thoughtful pros and cons list to confidently make your decision. #cattle #beef #grassfed #smallfarm

Cattle farmers do vital work; after all, we wouldn’t get our beef or dairy products without them. If you’re thinking of becoming one, by all means, go for it. There are lots of opportunities out there and it can be a massively rewarding career path to choose. However, before

Bonding with a Cow. Building a Relationship with a Cow or a calf Takes Time and Your Presence. The Younger you start the better to have the cow learn to trust

Springtime is the best time to deworm cattle. Early in the springtime, parasite loads are very heavy in pastures. They tend to reduce during the summertime and then they rise again in the autumn. So how often should you worm cattle? You can’t always tell by looking when your cows are infected with parasites. You may notice subclinical signs such as a decrease in milk production; a slowing down of weight gain and even a reduction in conception rates.

Cows wear bells so their owners can track and find them easier, particularly if they get lost.

By October, winter is just a few pages away on the calendar. With the change in season and forages entering dormancy comes the need to pay closer attention to your supplementation strategy to ensure cows do not lose body condition.