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Did you know that there are more cows in Britain than there are people in Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester put together?
What do calves eat?
Calves are hungry little creatures and farmers are busy making sure they get the right food from birth.
During the first 24 hours, a newborn calf is fed colostrum, a nutrient-rich first milk produced by its mother. The calf is then gradually introduced to other foods, with nutritionists and vets helping the farmer to develop a diet plan suited to its age and size.
Watch our 'moovie' about newborn calves to find out more.
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Caring for cows
Keeping cows healthy and happy are the top priorities for every
dairy farmer, and farmers take great pride in caring for their
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