Calves need to be kept in a clean environment and vaccinated to ensure they don't get sick.
Calf hutches are specially designed areas for calves to call their own. There are many different styles but a common style is the hutch that looks like a little "white dog house". These little houses are designed to get adequate air flow, reflect heat, and be easily cleaned.
A little 'yard' outside the hutch to safely explore the outdoors.
Space between their friends to act as a germ barrier. We've all seen how kids love to share their germs...
Stay tuned for Part 2 where we discuss the calves’ exciting transition to group pens! Will they make new friends? You'll have to wait and see!
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