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Rescuing Calves Born During Harsh Weather

How should I care for my livestock youngsters in cold weather?

Wise animal husbandry discourages bringing animals into a warm building for any period of time when it’s cold outside, unless they’re to stay warm until spring—the risk of pneumonia and hypothermia are greater when trying to return a baby to its mother after a period of time spent indoors. This creates a conundrum: An animal

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