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There was that string of girls giving themselves estrumate as a "day after drug" up in WI.
Yeah mine has depleted 'cause of that too.I have had a dwindled Facebook friends list because of the police matter currently.
Hormone implants and feed additives are still very common over here while they've for the most part been banned there.
There's also variances in drug availability and protocols. For instance afaik the UK has Micotil but it may only be administered by a vet. That's not the case here where anyone can give Micotil, you just need a prescription to get it.
I've known of people trying that with Lut. It didn't work well.There was that string of girls giving themselves estrumate as a "day after drug" up in WI.
What would you like to know? the vet comes tomorrow for herd check, I can ask him a bit.Yeah mine has depleted 'cause of that too.
Yeah I'm kinda glad that we can't just get Micotil whenever. It's bloody nasty stuff.
Oh another thing I nearly forgot; US animal welfare laws. Mainly because I have a HUGE problem with Peta.
got a baby bump? the amish call that a buggy bumpI've known of people trying that with Lut. It didn't work well.
Yeah I'm kinda glad that we can't just get Micotil whenever. It's bloody nasty stuff.
Oh another thing I nearly forgot; US animal welfare laws. Mainly because I have a HUGE problem with Peta.
Hah no. But my healthcare is free so wouldn't matter. Wouldn't need to try lutalyse or estrumategot a baby bump? the amish call that a buggy bump
LA 200 is a bugger when its cold. don't use micotil on the farm much. Draxin we use with the lil buckaroosMicotil tastes awful but then they all seem too. Draxxin is horrid but it's not as sticky as Micotil so doesn't seem to linger as much
LA smells like fish
I can definitely do this.Would like maybe an article on your dairy cow disease vaccination programmes,which diseases you vaccinate against,timetable and how you rate it and what may change.
Things like,IBR,BVD,Leptospirosis,any Johnes,or anything exotic you may have to deal with which Europeans don't.
Speaking of the amish real quick, bout backed into a few when i was leaving the hardware store. they were running across the road to mcdonalds.Hah no. But my healthcare is free so wouldn't matter. Wouldn't need to try lutalyse or estrumate
Everything is a bugger when it's cold. The LA's, Resflor, Micotil, even Borgal can get thick enough you're injecting a solid and it bruises your hand to push the plunger.LA 200 is a bugger when its cold. don't use micotil on the farm much. Draxin we use with the lil buckaroos
Just this and that really. When it comes to medications me father is always on the look out for different ones to use on both the moos and the sheep especially when it comes to eye problems and fluke in particular. Maybe there are some medications that we have here and across the pond. I seem to have become me fathers advisor on these things. As for Peta... views?What would you like to know? the vet comes tomorrow for herd check, I can ask him a bit.
Saying anything to them pisses them off. Most don't have an iota of a clue to understand what you're talking about and just assume you're offending them at every turn. Which in turn usually leads me to offend them...PETA == People Eating Tasty Animals. Saying that to PETA members reall pishes them off
What type of cows? What type of bulls? etc etc. Any other livestock, you said you had sheep before, what type?
PETA is better off going after dog fighters for the most part. They are a bag of nuts spilled on the counter. I will have a talk with the vet tomorrow about medications.Just this and that really. When it comes to medications me father is always on the look out for different ones to use on both the moos and the sheep especially when it comes to eye problems and fluke in particular. Maybe there are some medications that we have here and across the pond. I seem to have become me fathers advisor on these things. As for Peta... views?
We have an all Holstein herd. We have a breeding bull in with the heifers (very mean, soon to be retired). My grandfather also did sheep back in the 60's. 50 ewe herd. I don't know what breed, that knowledge may have died with him. He never mentioned the breed in his journals. If you count cats as livestock, we got a sizable herd of them roaming about.