Cattle are not pregnant continuously. Just because a cow has a long gestation period (9 months + 2 weeks) shouldn't directly refer to the fact that a cow is "continuously" pregnant. After a cow calves, she is not bred right away. She's allowed to rest for two to three months before she is ready to be bred again.
Just like in the wild, females get pregnant "continuously" as well. Many wild animals have a gestation period that is as long as or longer than a cow's, and even those that have short gestation periods get the urge to proliferate regularly as well--like mice and rats. And just like with how cows are raised, these same animals have to rest for a period before going through the whole reproductive process again. Some animals are seasonal breeders, others are not. Cows are not seasonal breeders, nor are pigs, which means they are liable to get bred any time of the year, regardless if the producer wants them bred at that particular time or not.
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Cows actually do not make food. Humans are responsible for that sector of the economy.
Well cows can be used for dairy to make a farm busness
Cows make milk which we can drink or use to make other products like cream or cheese.
Cows aren't eaten. They are for milk.
They do not make dice.
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No, cows do not make chickens, only chickens reproduce chickens.
Cows make milk from eating grass.
yes butter is dairy and therefore made by cows.
Pregnant cows are fed hay, even when they have access to pastures to graze. Hay can be left with them at regular feed times or throughout the day. Being in one location cuts down on calories lost from walking through pastures, so the pregnant cow bulks up on nutrients faster. It is also one way to measure what the cow is eating, to make sure the fetus is getting enough food.