Yes, of course. As the bovine colostrum is essential for the health and survival of the calf, strict care is naturally taken to ensure that it receives more than enough colostrum. The cow actually produces much more first milk than the calf actually drinks – about five to seven litres are needed by the calf, but the cow produces about 15 to 25 litres of colostrum in total. In the past, the surplus was often poured away, but today it can be made usable for humans thanks to professional processing.