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Take a look at this pictures…what is the first thing you notice? As a rancher, I notice the cow on the left has just moments ago had a calf and is trailing the afterbirth and licking her brand new, slimy baby calf.
What is the next thing you see? Look up at the top right corner and notice the bald eagle soaring above the cows. Wait, did I say a BALD EAGLE is in my calving pasture?! YES I 
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If you also a business minded person you might be searching for other ways to extra money, raising cows for earnings is an alternative business you can get into. They have great returns of investment especially in the winter seasons.
One easy way of making money from raising Cows is by cattle flipping. When cattle flipping, you buy cheap cattle, feed them so they gain weight then sell them at a higher price.
The first thing to do is to buy the cattle from auctions, livestock magazines or even online. Look for raised or feeder calves that are cheap and free from diseases. To make sure the cattle are not sick, try buying from a reputable owner.
The next thing is to prepare for your cattle, the things you need to prepare are shelter, meadow, hay, water and other feeds.
When starting out try to be sure you reduce your expenses. As for housing you can go for simple windbreakers instead of expensive barns. Once your livestock begin making you money you can then construct larger shelters for them.
When it gets to water be sure that you have more than enough for them. A solitary cow can drink about 12 gallons of drinking water each day. You can build water troughs for your cows to drink water from.
Most of the cash you have prepared in raising your cows should be invested in pasture. You also have to spend a lot on hay was well, hay assists a lot in the production of meat. Alfalfa works well for meat production.
Corn is recommended when it comes to feeding you cows, cows just love corn and its good for fattening them up as well. The local feed mill can help in supplying you with well mixed corn. Or perhaps you can buy cattle feeds from your local livestock store.
With these steps you sure will be on your way to raising healthy livestock for profits. Other thing you must do is get to know other livestock farmers in your area and discover how they start making income from their livestock.
