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hi i am looking into getting goats and while i was looking at diffrent breeds i stumbled across a breed called brown shorthair goat and i was woundring if anyone has had any experence with this breed and it does say that it is a rare dairy breed

Thank you for you help i am going to ship her right after her calf is old enough to all hay and grass cause i dont want to watch her suffer and i think breeding her again could just cause worse problems thank you for your help

we are going to bring her into the coral tommorow and put her in the squezze so when can get a better look at her and i think i am going to ship her because she is getting older but i dont want to get rid of her till fall when her calf is weaned cause i dont want to try to bottle feed her calf...

I am whating to get some dairy cattle and i currntly have blck angus and i have narrowed it down to 3 breeds brown swiss ayrshire and guernsey but i dont reallt know much about the breed and woundring if any of you have worked with any of these breeds and have any ideas which ones are better

twins are pretty cool but they do come with there problems.

Its the right side and her belly is saging i will try and post a pic tommorow

You should feed them grain everynight but they will never be the same size as a beef steer but they should get to be a fair size.

i have a hefer that i will be breeding soon and i was woundring what can i do to get her in the best condition

hi i have a black angus cow thats about 7 years old and she calfed in march and the calf is nice and healthy but the one side of the cows belly is sticking out really far and the other side makes her look like she has been starved. The pictures wernt that great but she was starting to get cranky...