Published on 13 January 2015
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Ruedinger Farms Inc., in Van Dyne, Wisconsin, has expanded its operation by 500 head within the last five years. They currently have 1,400 cows and 210 calves.
What is the secret to their success? Well, a large part of their success resides in their calf care protocols. A high-quality milking herd starts with high-quality calves. Get a glimpse of their operation by viewing the slideshow below. PD
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Read a more detailed description of Ruedinger Farms’ calf program.