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CRI Calf Coats

calfcoatmed.jpgWhen the temperature falls below 50 degrees Fahrenheit for extended periods of time, a calf will burn extra energy to keep warm. This is the same energy the calf should be using for growth. Wind and snow have a greater effect on when a calf will start to burn energy to keep warm. A North Dakota State University study found calves wearing calf coats gained 1.4 pounds daily from birth to four weeks, compared to the 1.2 pounds gained from calves without coats. 

Protect your genetic investments with CRI Calf Coats. These coats feature a waterproof outer shell and a quilted lining. The front Velcro closure and buckle leg straps make for easy on and off. All coats are Amish made and are machine washable. It is recommended to line dry coats to help extend the life. CRI Calf Coats are available in three sizes - small, large and x-large. They are ideal to use with calf hutches.

For more information to order, contact your DHI Field Technician or AgSource Representative or call (800) 236-0097. new-calfcoat.jpeg

 
   
 
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