Calf scours, aka, diarrhea. It can happen in calves and when it does, the best treatment is fluids. We do our best to prevent calf scours and when we catch it early enough and it’s a pretty easy fix. But unfortunately when I tell my calves “to increase their fluid intake” they don’t listen. So I step in and help them out. We also use some microbial boluses from @selectsiresinc that help tremendously too! | Modern-day Farm Chick

(2/13) Transporting a calf isn’t just a drive—it’s a test of strength, trust, and nerves. Dr. Botes set up IV fluids and electrolytes while we carefully lifted Rosie into the Land Cruiser. The journey would take 12 hours. Most calves would have collapsed long before, too weak to stand. But Rosie nibbled on the mopane and grasses we cut along the way, steady and surprisingly strong. Hour after hour, bump after bump, she stayed upright. Every now and then, she glanced at us, trunk lifting in curio

Want a full leg workout with no equipment? Do this circuit: • 20 reverse lunges • 20 bodyweight squats • 20 calf raises • 20 lateral lunges • 20 single leg hip hinges • 20 curtsy lunges • 20 kickstand squats • 20 pogo hops • 20 split squats • Hold a horse stance for 60 seconds • 20 single leg lifts • 20 lateral leg lifts • 20 medial leg lifts • 20 kickbacks That’s a complete bodyweight leg workout in under 20 minutes. | Alejandro Matias