Posted by Nad R on May 30, 2011, 4:49 pm
The Vet that lives down the street came and seen Bessy my first cow ever.
He said that "Bessy had a false pregnancy". She looked pregnant and got
rely huge but no calf. I have heard this happens with humans also.
So Bessy has a date with a butcher. I do not know if will get another dairy
cow.
No fresh milk and cheese this year and I was looking forward to it :(
However... I will have lots of beef in the freezer.
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Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan)
Posted by Mysterious Traveler on May 30, 2011, 6:58 pm
On 05/30/2011 03:49 PM, Nad R wrote:
> The Vet that lives down the street came and seen Bessy my first cow ever.
> He said that "Bessy had a false pregnancy". She looked pregnant and got
> rely huge but no calf. I have heard this happens with humans also.
> So Bessy has a date with a butcher. I do not know if will get another dairy
> cow.
> No fresh milk and cheese this year and I was looking forward to it :(
> However... I will have lots of beef in the freezer.
When I was a little tyke I used to watch my grandfather milk
their cow. He'd squirt milk in the cats mouth. Then we'd go
inside and have a big glass of fresh milk. It sure was good.
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Posted by Nad R on May 30, 2011, 9:40 pm
> On 05/30/2011 03:49 PM, Nad R wrote:
>> The Vet that lives down the street came and seen Bessy my first cow ever.
>> He said that "Bessy had a false pregnancy". She looked pregnant and got
>> rely huge but no calf. I have heard this happens with humans also.
>>
>> So Bessy has a date with a butcher. I do not know if will get another dairy
>> cow.
>> No fresh milk and cheese this year and I was looking forward to it :(
>> However... I will have lots of beef in the freezer.
>>
> When I was a little tyke I used to watch my grandfather milk
> their cow. He'd squirt milk in the cats mouth. Then we'd go
> inside and have a big glass of fresh milk. It sure was good.
Now you are making want to get another dairy cow.
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Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan)
Posted by FarmI on May 31, 2011, 12:56 am
> The Vet that lives down the street came and seen Bessy my first cow ever.
> He said that "Bessy had a false pregnancy". She looked pregnant and got
> rely huge but no calf. I have heard this happens with humans also.
> So Bessy has a date with a butcher. I do not know if will get another
> dairy
> cow.
> No fresh milk and cheese this year and I was looking forward to it :(
> However... I will have lots of beef in the freezer.
I'm sorry to hear that Bessie didn't work out. Dairy cows aren't supposed
to make good beef so I'd be interested to hear a report on the product once
you get aroudn to eating some of it.
Posted by Nad R on May 31, 2011, 5:17 am
>> The Vet that lives down the street came and seen Bessy my first cow ever.
>> He said that "Bessy had a false pregnancy". She looked pregnant and got
>> rely huge but no calf. I have heard this happens with humans also.
>>
>> So Bessy has a date with a butcher. I do not know if will get another
>> dairy
>> cow.
>> No fresh milk and cheese this year and I was looking forward to it :(
>> However... I will have lots of beef in the freezer.
>
> I'm sorry to hear that Bessie didn't work out. Dairy cows aren't supposed
> to make good beef so I'd be interested to hear a report on the product once
> you get aroudn to eating some of it.
Black angus is better. Perhaps hamburger for her. However, I imagine a lot
of beef on the market are from much older dairy cows. Bessy is less than
three years old. Does not age make the biggest difference than type?
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Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan)
> He said that "Bessy had a false pregnancy". She looked pregnant and got
> rely huge but no calf. I have heard this happens with humans also.
> So Bessy has a date with a butcher. I do not know if will get another dairy
> cow.
> No fresh milk and cheese this year and I was looking forward to it :(
> However... I will have lots of beef in the freezer.