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Will the births of the calves have an impact on milk supply available to cowshare (cow share) owners?

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Will the births of the calves have an impact on milk supply available to cowshare (cow share) owners?

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Yes, they might; and a shareholder should keep this in mind as we approach calving. During the final months of a cow’s pregnancy, she should be allowed to be “dry” (not being milked) because she is putting so much of her body’s resources into the growing calf. Also, after the birth, the calf will be nursing on its mother until it is weaned. Pregnancies are spaced at scheduled intervals through the year to try to maintain a consistent supply of milk for our shareholders. We will do our very best to maintain this schedule, and ask your understanding and cooperation if things go askew.

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