ST. CLOUD, Minn. — Despite some exceptionally cold temperatures this winter, Jared Luhman, a cow-calf producer at Dry Creek Farms in Goodhue, Minnesota, was able to enjoy a relatively average ...

Despite high pregnancy rates of 33-50% annually among blue whale populations, mother-calf pairs are only seen 3.1% of the time. The study found that calves are weaned when they return to feeding areas ...

Mother and calf pairs are also sighted much more rarely than might be expected. The reason, new research suggests, has to do with where and when blue whales spend their first months of life. Skip ...

The calf’s mother, upon witnessing the state of her offspring, appeared visibly distressed, with onlookers describing the cow as having tears in her eyes. Villagers claim this is not an isolated ...

These Gir cows are used for breeding. The price of a calf born from this cow is also very high. This cow has given birth to a calf. They have a five-year-old Gir cow, which is 4 feet 6 inches tall ...

You can get in touch with Alyce by emailing [email protected] A video showing the antics of a newborn calf, who wasted no ... Another said, "Awww momma cow is not playing." ...

Explore the beef industry. Learn about breeds, health, feed, behavior, judging and showing a calf, ethical issues, reproduction, marketing, careers and more. Your animal may be purebred, grade or ...

This results in pairs in multiple pastures each containing calves born within a week of each other. Cow-calf pairs from different pastures can be commingled after the youngest calf is four weeks of ...

After approximately one to two weeks, the remaining pregnant cows are moved to the next pasture, while the cow-calf pairs are left on initial, first pasture. This movement continues throughout the ...

But, according to new research by Dr. Jennifer Van Os of University of Wisconsin-Madison, there are a plethora of benefits in housing calves in pairs or in groups. Josh Scramlin chats with Dr. Van Os ...

For example, they could help explain why one of the twins in an identical twin pair is more likely to be left-handed than an individual in the general population, and why the direction of whorls of ...