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Compost or manure as cost-effective nutrient sources for cabbage.

Cabbage responds well to steady feeding. Compost and well-rotted manure are both affordable choices that improve soil structure, feed the microbes in your soil, and help the crop grow more uniformly through the season.

Why these nutrients work

Compost improves soil texture and moisture retention

Well-decomposed manure gives a slow, steady nutrient release

Both materials support stronger root development

Using either option during early growth helps the plant establish quickly and stay healthy through head formation. Work it lightly into moist soil and water well afterwards so the nutrients reach the roots.

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How can I tell if my cow is sick before symptoms become serious?

Sick cows often show small changes before the illness becomes serious. Check your cow every day, especially at feeding and milking, and watch for:

Eating or drinking less than usual, or chewing cud less

Standing apart from the herd, moving slowly, or lying down more

A dull coat, dry muzzle, or drooping ears

Changes in dung or urine, or a sudden drop in milk

If you see any of these signs, separate the cow, offer clean water and shade, and watch her closely. If the signs last more than a day or get worse, contact a veterinarian or livestock extension worker early — treatment works best before the illness is severe.

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