The milk cow was NOT invented. The milk cow was developed through artificial selection to have daughters that produced more milk than herself. After generations and generations of breeding (which is still happening), dairy cows are produced to give more milk than a "normal" cow does.
No one really knows, because it was unrecorded in the history books of who really figured out how to milk a cow. Cows have been around and domesticated for thousands of years, so all we know, the Egyptian's could've been the first ones to found that milk from a cow was just as good to drink as a big cup of water!
Milk cows are not "founded," they are developed. Milking cows have been around since the New Stone Age, so there's no knowledge of who started developing dairy cows.
Nobody knows.
john barrett
Just two: hand milking and machine milking
it feels like a vaccum sucking the air out of your boob.
Milking a horse is no crueler than milking a cow. In other words, no.
The easiest place to milk a goat is on a milking stand. See the related link
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Just two: hand milking and machine milking
machine milking is by far because you can milk more faster and with less problems to and its more comfortable for the cow
Who was one of the fist person to invent a milking machine
In 1879, Anna Baldwin patented a milking machine that replaced hand milking - her milking machine was a vacuum device that connected to a hand pump. This is one of the earliest American patents, however, it was not a successful invention. Successful milking machines appeared around 1870.
About 1999. Milking machines make milking a whole lot quicker and easier.
An average price for an Automatic Milking System is about $190,000 per machine, keeping in mind that each company sells at different prices. While the average Robotic Milking Machine ranges from $1 million.
The milking machine in 1930 according to my research costes $2.45, in that time that was quite a bit of money.
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Milking the Rhino was created on 2009-02-16.
In 1879, Anna Baldwin patented a milking machine that replaced hand milking - her milking machine was a vacuum device that connected to a hand pump. This is one of the earliest American patents, however, it was not a successful invention. Successful milking machines appeared around 1870.
Anna Baldwin (Typically known as: Breaden) invented the "Milking Machine"
By hand or with a milking machine.