Today, we celebrated a the birth of a new calf on our farm
This birth was very important to us because the mother labored for 7 hours and then gave up.
Thanks to our skilled staff, they were able to help her deliver safely.
She is now safe but needs close monitoring.
Often times the community asks AYEN to train their members in varying skills. To us, this is a
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