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shaking it, Bibb suggested that the calf be stretched out with its head slightly lower than the trunk so fluid can run out. Then, said Bibb, tickle the animal’s nose with a piece of straw so it will shake its head, cough, frail and kick its feet. After it’s • breatWng, Bibb advised rubbing the calf briskly with a burlap sack. He also reminded the audience to make sure that the cow has milk for her baby.
“Then dip that naval cord,” he said. "I can’t overemphasize this. Don’t get spray cans of iodine. You need to dip it and sjosh it around good.” Naval/dipping can be done when the calf is tagged at a day or twb old. “It’s not as good as doing it when they’re newborn but it’s better than not at all,” said Bibb.
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