Cows are primary consumers because they eat plants. In fact, all vegetarian or herbivorous animals are primary consumers.
Consumer levels are defined by the way in which an organism obtains energy. Plants obtain energy from the sun through photosynthesis. Primary consumers obtain energy by eating plants, and secondary consumers obtain energy by eating other animals.
Cows are consumers because they eat and subsist off of the producers in the food chain, which are plants. Plants include grasses, leaves off of trees, forbs, etc.
Cattle are consumers, they ingest their nutrients from eating other plants.
Cows are actually consumers, not producers. They are producers of milk, meat and manure.
Cows are consumers, just like with any other animal.
A cow is a primary consumer because they eat plants and not other animals they produce milk but are still considered primary
An ox is a consumer.
A cow is a primary level consumer.
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A brown pelican is a consumer
Animals: Grass (producer) and a Cow (consumer) Economy: Factory (producer) and Buyer (consumer)
A dairy cow. Holsteins are the largest milk producers of all dairy breeds.
It isn't: it tends to actually be more stressful for the producer than the cow because it's the producer's responsibility to select for and find the right stock to keep for his/her herd and to know which animals should be culled.
no because it has milk which comes from a cow
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Muraah,Jafrabadi,& Mehsana buffalo as well as Jersy & HF Cow this are best & highest milk producer.
That all depends on how productive they are, living conditions, health history and how favourable they are to a producer's cow herd. Typically age of a cow is determined by the producer. If a cow is no longer productive for some reason or other, she is culled and sent to the slaughter plant. Occasionally a producer will let a cow, particularly one that is a "foundation" cow, live to old age. How old is old age depends on the cow: some will live until they are 15 to 20 years of age or more. Others may only live until they are 3 to 5 years because they had to be culled for health, temperament or unproductive reasons and sent to slaughter.