Hi this is Dr A Maheswaraiah working as veterinary doctor from India having field experience of 23 years in veterinary medicine and gynecological procedures, I want to work with you in farm operations like oestrus synchronization and mass artificial insemination programs and other activities like pregnancy verification etc if you are interested please contact me to my mail address amaheswaraiah@gmail.com and drmahivet69@gmail.com thankyou 😀 😊
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it is a real contribution to feeding a society .It is you the farmers The USA should be proud of before anything or anybodyelse . best regards from Morocco
Do you kill all the male calves that are born? Do you just stomp them to death or put them in small crates and then slaughter them in a few weeks? Do you take the female calves away from their mothers and lock them up in small calf hutches? Do you rape the cows with your hands year after year so you can sell their milk and then send them to slaughter for cheap meat?
Khanganba Tekcham That depends on the cow and what and how much it is fed. Also is the times milked (2 versus 3) per day. Milking cows three times produces more milk but requires more feed and the cows hormones break down faster than a cow milking twice per day. Generally, Jersey cows give less milk per day than any of the other milk breeds given the same conditions and circumstances. A Holstein gives the largest yield some as high as 64 litters per day. Milk is generally measured in pounds not gallons. Some Jerseys yield 16500 pounds of milk per year, some more than this but many much less. My jersey family cow gave us only 3 gallons or less per day but we did not feed her for highest production. We fed her up to 26 pounds of feed per day plus free range grass and unlimited hay. A milking Jersey will eat about 65 pounds of total food per day and drink 14 plus gallons of fresh water per day, even more when it is hot. Holstein cows require much more food and water. Jersey cows are mostly used to yield high butter fat as they produce the richest milk if all breeds. Generally you only milk a cow for a year or less during which time she is bred again and the milking stops when she 7 months pregnant to give her body a break and to help the final development of her calf. Jersey cows are susceptible to milk fever especially giving birth to their second offspring forward so research the treatment and have the supplies on hand before calving occurs. Hope this info helps.
Hi, I’m planing to rebuild my grandfather farm down here in Central America, Jersey is one of my favorite milk cattle, I live in western honduras, 1500m over sea. Will jersey work well Down here? Any advice?
