Posted by Fred Werring on April 11, 2022 at 14:28:10 from (162.213.228.87):
Bought a 25lb. bag of milk replacer yesterday. Milk based.
Only used a little, want to store the rest. Stuff is $60 a bag this year.
Got it packed in vacuum bags, thinking I should put it in the freezer. But you guys think it'll keep on the shelf since it's vacuum packed?
Have no idea when it'll be used. Hopefully never. But if you've got cows....seems like I wind up with a bottle calf every third year or so.
Thanks
As an aside, found the calf Sunday morning. She had nursed and was 3 days old. Momma is 7 years old, not her first rodeo. We'd had some weather for a couple days. Too weak to get up. Mouth was cold. Tubed her with electrolytes in the morning, and a quart of replacer in the afternoon. Covered with a blanket in a warm spot. About all I could do.
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