At this years Cow Crawl we are glad to announce we with also be hosting a food drive for Bully’s Pantry. Please donate if you can! 🥫🍝🍲🍚🧆🫘 For more information on Cow Crawl see next post. If there are any questions feel free to reach out!

2021年2月15日 · Below, we’re going to translate what a cow feels through its body language, and how a human should respond in such a situation. Situation 1: Cow: "I’m scared". A cow that’s afraid will showcase quick, erratic movements. It will have raised ears and a flicking tail.

You can get clues to a cow’s mood and condition by observing the tail. When the tail is hanging straight down, the cow is relaxed, grazing, or walking, but when the tail is tucked between the cow’s legs, it means the animal is cold, sick, or frightened. During mating, threat, or investigation, the tail hangs away from the body.

2022年9月1日 · Ticks like to nestle in on a cow's head, ears, brisket, and trailhead. They can also be found on the udder and between the legs. "These sprays and pour-ons are going to have about two weeks of persistent activity depending on the product you use," Credille says.

2023年4月15日 · Cow Crawl is a fun-filled 5K on the Mississippi State South Farm. The race course is marked out next to pastures full of MSU's beef cattle, calves, horses, and sheep. This event is open to the public and all ages are welcome. Leashed dogs are also welcomed. Check-In opens at 8am and the first wave begins at 9am.

2022年3月5日 · The Cow Crawl is back again this year! Come out and enjoy a fun-filled 5K on the MSU South Farm! The course is marked out next to pastures full of MSU's very own beef cattle and their calves

2024年8月17日 · Join us for a udderly good time at our Cow Crawl and adventure through downtown Boyertown. Proceeds go to United Way of Boyertown Area and will help those in need in our community. Enjoy a fun day celebrating "Cow & Kindness". Scavenger Hunt, Face Painting and much more. Save the date and mark yourself as interested. $5 Day of the Event.

This is the type of handling facility that I use for my cow calf operation. It is located close to my house so that I can work cattle, separate them, let them in and out of the pastures, and is connected to the squeeze chute.

The calf creep feeding gates are strong. Build with a 38x38 square tube frame. At the bottom of the steel frame, are 50x50 square tube which are foot pieces to prevent that the feeding gate is lying direct on the ground or in water. The feeding gates are lifted 50mm from the ground.