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Calves are born around once a year. It’s very important they drink their mother’s milk within the first few hours. This is a special yellowish liquid known as colostrum that cannot be drunk by humans. It contains numerous antibodies that help the calf to resist diseases. After around five days, the calf will have had enough colostrum and will then drink normal cow’s milk for around ten months until it can nourish itself exclusively from grass and other plants.
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1x stable building, 1x Farmer Paul, 1x cow, 1x calf, 1x pig, 1x piglet, 1x cat, 1x dove, 1x mouse, 1x dovecote, 2x flower box, 2x straw feeder, 4x fence long, 2x fence short, 1x crane with winch, 1x fodder carousel, 1x hay hollow, 1x water hose, 1x ladder, 1x feed box, 1x rack, 1x bowl, 1x feeding bottle, 1x cow brush, 1x feeding trough, 1x pitchfork, 1x spikeable hay, 1x broom, 1x wheelbarrow, 1x bucket, 1x straw bale, 1x hay bale, 8x carrots, 6x apples, 1x eggs, 1x sticker sheet.
Age:+3
Grass is hard to digest. That’s why cows chew an average of 50 times per minute – a total of 30,000 times per day. Even if we humans really make an effort, we generally don’t chew a morsel of food more than 30 times. Cows produce over 150 litres of saliva per day as a result. This makes them very thirsty, so they also drink a lot of water: up to 180 litres per day. This is equivalent to a large bathtub filled to the top. If they are very thirsty, they can even drink 25 litres per minute.
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