On the other hand, vomiting [with excessive burping] could also be a sign of an obstruction either in the stomach or small intestine, and the obstruction could be from benign conditions like an ulcer.â If youâre experiencing the burp-upchuck combo frequently, let your doctor know about it just to be on the safe side.
1 A Jersey heifer calf can run you anywhere from $70 to $125 each. 2  Some farmers may charge by the pound. 3  If this is the case, the industry standard can range from $0.75 to $1.50 a pound. 4  This will all depend on the area, the type of calf, and the market conditions. This will all depend on the area, the type of calf, and the market conditions. 2  According to this DairyForums.com thread, a user had stated that a Holstein Bull Calf was running anywhere from $125 to $175 while a day old calf could be less than $80. 3  This was based in the state of Florida.
In Newark, a bundle is around $60-$80 for quality stuff. Outside of Newark in smaller cities you can end up paying $10 straight through, no breakdown, maybe your guy will do 11 for $100 or 10 for $90. The cheap stuff is $50, meaning the garbage that is cut down so much that you can barely call it heroin.n the east coast 1 bag (or book) is supposed to be 1/10 of a gram, but usually nyc bags are about 40-60mgs. NJ bags are 5-6$ per bag and weigh a pathetic 20-40mgs if u r lucky. a bundle in nyc is about 90$, in NJ about $40-60. A brick is 5 bundles, and is usually the cost of 4 bundles (getting the 5th bundle.