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They might not move around much, but female cows need energy to help their calf grow inside them (if they are pregnant), and produce milk to feed their young.
Molars help cattle chew their feed or fodder.
Its best for the mother to do that when the pup is still little. When they grow up u may feed it
Cows do not eat corn in their natuaral diet. They eat grass. Cows are being fed corn because it is cheap and plentiful. Because corn is not a natural food for cows, they need help digesting it and are fed antibiotics to keep their digestion healthy.
Milk cows, feed chickens, collect eggs, muck the horse stalls, watch the younger children, help cook, help grow food as in planting and harvesting.
Not if you completely deprive them of crucial feed, shelter, water and a warm place to lay down to rest and sleep, especially with those thin cows that don't have enough condition (or layers of fat) to help them survive the winter. Fat or good conditioned cows have a better chance surviving winter conditions with snow as a water source and being able to dig for feed, plus some feed that is given to them once or twice a week, but not thin or emaciated cows.
Many plants grow fruit as that is their way of propagating. The seeds are in the fruit, or around the fruit. The fruit serves as a sweet tissue surrounding the seeds to help the seeds travel and get planted and grow. Animals are likely to pick fruit, and in doing so, they help to disperse the seeds.
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We can feed them and donate money to them food. And try to help with the soil and plants they grow. LOVE U
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Cows provided milk for the butter and cream.
Chicken broth is not very good for plants. Bacteria will grow and feed on the broth and remove oxygen from the soil, which the plants need.