Here are my top tips for feeding bottle calves! #homestead #calf #bottlecalf #farmlife #microdairy #SmallFarmer #rawmilk #familycow #milkcow #dairycow #bottlecalf #bottlecalflife | The Little Red Farm

This is the secret to keeping your patience with unruly bottle calves. Just remember that one day you can eat them! In about another 18 months these baby steaks will be grown into full sized steaks! How do you like your steak? | Rancher Ryan

Off to feed the 74 bottle calves in our old milking barn! This cart holds 50 and the other will hold 32 if needed. #dairy #dairyfarming #farmer #farm #farmerlife | FarminwithTrev

Still feeding bottle calves… just like I did when I was 6. Only now it’s on a different farm, and Grandma isn’t here to stand beside me. Funny how the things she taught me are the things I’m living out all these years later. Missing our grandmas a little extra this week. | Faithful Farming

Did you know we feed our bottle calves a warm bottle of water after their milk replacer?! Here’s why: Bottle calves get milk for nutrition and warm water for hydration rumen development. Milk goes to the stomach… water goes to the rumen. Warm water helps prevent dehydration, supports gut bacteria, and teaches them to drink after every feeding. Education of the day from Vincent Farms kisses #Bottlecalves #homesteadeducation #dairycows 💧 | Vincent Farms

While men shot the last buffalo, Mary Ann "Molly" Goodnight saved them—bottle-feeding orphaned calves by hand in 1878 when fewer than 1,000 bison remained. The "Mother of the Panhandle" didn't seek fame. She just refused to let a species die. Today, 500,000 buffalo roam North America because one woman chose compassion over profit. Her legacy still thunders across Texas. 🦬 #History #Buffalo #TexasHistory #FrontierWomen #Bison #UntoldStories #WomenInHistory | Ifestory