Not necessarily. Cows produce milk to feed their calf. They're artificially inseminated to make them pregnant, and thus they produce the milk upto, and after the birth. Whatever food they eat - whether that's naturally-grown grass, or artificially produced feeds - gives them the energy, vitamins and minerals they need to produce the milk.
Cows make milk from eating grass. Then when the cow is milked the milk is processed by the dairy factory who then sells it to the shops such as our dairy or our supermarket
Yes.
because Galicia Spain is a wide grass feild when you have grass you have cow when you have cow then you have MILK' that's easy weew.... : )
Yes.
No, you don't feed any cow any sort of milk. Cows drink water, not milk, and eat hay and grass, not evaporated milk.
No, you don't feed any cow any sort of milk. Cows drink water, not milk, and eat hay and grass, not evaporated milk.
Cattle that are laying (or sitting) in the grass, or cattle laying down in the pasture.
Grass uses sun's energy to grow. Cow eats grass. Cow produces milk. Cow is milked by dairy farmer. Dairly farmer sells milk to ice cream maker. Ice cream make churns milk to get cream. Both cream and milk products are used to make ice cream.
A brown cow eats green grass, which is rich in nutrients. The cow's digestive system breaks down the grass, allowing it to absorb the nutrients and convert them into energy. This process leads to the production of milk, which is typically white due to the fat and protein content. When cream from the milk is churned, it separates and creates yellow butter, primarily influenced by the cow's diet and the presence of carotenoids in the grass.
What kind of "cow" are you referring to? Is this a young calf or an older cow? Cows refer to mature female bovines. And your "cow" may be ill; not eating is a common symptom of a bovine that is sick.
It doesn't. It needs a consumer, like a cow or a goat, to eat it in order to produce milk. And even then the digestion of grass isn't completely or directly related to the production of milk.
Hay. Or Silage. Or Grass. Or Grain. Take your pick.