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The answer to this question is too long and drawn out to be able to answer here, since there are far more than one way to raise and market a cow. Or a bull, or steer or heifer.
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Bea raised some cows and some turkeys. She raised a total of 28 cows and turkeys. There were 96 legs in all how many cows and how many turkeys did Bea raise?
20 Cows 8 turkeys
What animals were raised on mission San Juan Capistrano?
Cows were raised there.
Where are cows raised in Florida?
Yes
Why didn't the Iroquois eat cow?
Iroquois never raised cows. Cows were brought in from the European settlers and raised by the European immigrants, not by the Iroquois themselves.
How are cows raised and marketed today compared to the 1800's?
Well, for one thing it takes half the time to raise and market a steer than it did 200 years ago! Cattle are raised pretty much the same way as back then, only today we have fences to keep them in, better management strategies to make better cow herds and better pastures, and more options to market them than in the past. Cattle don't need to walk to market, they're simply taken a ride there in a trailer or cattle liner.
What animals were raised at a santa cruz mission?
The animals were cattle, sheep, goats, cows.
Animals raised for food in Jamestown?
Cows and pigs
What farm animals are raised in Illinois?
pigs and cows
What livestock were raised in San Gabriel?
cows and horses
Is lamb or cows raised in Greece?
Both (lamb are offspring of sheep) would be raised in Greece.
Why do you turn cows into meat?
Because cows (or cattle) are food animals, meant to be raised to be "turned into" meat.
How are the typical lives of cows in the United States Dairy and cows raised for slaughter.?
cuz ou know that Canada has proudy specail cows :)
