Posted by Vicki McGaugh on June 13, 2000 at 16:30:13:
In Reply to: Sore mouth posted by James on June 13, 2000 at 13:45:37:
Milk supply is truly that supply and demand. So if you milk the doe she will produce more milk. Decrease her grain down to her maintenece only ration. Do not limit her water which is a very old fashion idea. Stop milking her, only milking perhaps 1 or 2 cups out of each side if she get to full, I have never seen and udder burst. About 2 weeks later you should see her drying, and her udder starting not to produce as much milk. We milk them out completely at that point and use dry cattle infusions. If thier kids naturally wean and dry the udder on their own then you don't need to worry about the infusions. Vicki
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