Cow care

Why is it cows don't understand what you say? This is because it goes in one ear and comes out the udder! People primarily keep cows for beef and milk production. We all know they

You may want to have a cow for your homestead to provide milk and produce a calf yearly for meat. You might want to have a herd of beef cattle to provide meat for your family and to sell for profit. You might want to have a string of dairy cows to milk for profit. No matter what your ultimate goal, you’ll need to start out your venture by understanding how to take care of a cow. In this article, we provide information on caring for cattle on your homestead, on your beef ranch or in your…

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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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Some things I have learned about working with oxen as with any other living thing is to treat them with some respect. Especially hump-backed cattle which I prefer. Be firm and gentle, but consistent, realizing you could be seriously injured if they chose. Be patient while teaching them what you want them to do, and then insisting every time that they do what you want them to do every time.