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Dairy Management and Production
Milk is one beverage many people like to drink. Knowing where it comes from, how it's produced and what animals are involved in milk production is all that makes up this category. Everything milk and dairy can be asked and answered here.
1,196 Questions
Is that Susan Sarandon on the new milk commercial?
Yes, that is the fabulous actress Susan Sarandon in the new milk commercial. She's 61 and does have kids as she says in the ads but they're past their teens. It's fun to be a "Rocky Horror Picture Show" fan and follow her fabulous (and Academy Award-winning) career over the years. Susan, looking good! I still won't drink milk but that's beside the point!
How many calories in a liter of cows milk formula?
How many calories in aliter of cows semi skimmed milk
Is cows milk poisonous to elephants?
In a manner of speaking, yes. People raising baby elephants for the purpose of putting them back in the wild (NOT for pets) cannot feed cow's milk to baby elephants because it does not have enough fat content and contains lactose, which elephant calves are intolerant to. So a special formula that contains coconut milk and other things have to be fed to an elephant calf to help it to grow.
Why are only female cows required to produce milk?
Cows are already female, there's no need to put the added adjective to the word "cows." And I believe you already answered the question already: it's because they are female, which enables them to give birth to young (called a calf) and give milk to feed and nurse that calf. It's like asking why your mother is the one required to produce milk for your baby sister or brother (or even for yourself when you were a baby) and not your father. It's because your mother is female and she has been given the "tools" needed for the job to produce milk for you or your baby sibling. A male cannot do this job: all his requirements are to mate with her to produce more young.
Where can you get skinny cow hot chocolate from?
Skinny Cow hot chocolate can typically be found at major grocery stores, supermarkets, and online retailers like Amazon. It's often located in the beverage or hot cocoa aisle. Additionally, you may find it at health food stores or specialty shops that carry diet-friendly products.
Can male milk ducts produce milk?
You can, but only if the woman is lactating. This means that her body is making milk. This might happen when she had a baby and has too much milk, or she might be taking hormones to make her make milk. There's no difference from a baby and a full-grown person drinking milk from the nipple. However, it may be painful for her, because babies have few if any teeth, and you probably do. There's no reason you can't if you are careful and she's willing and lactating!
What equipment is needed in raising a dairy cattle?
Raising dairy cattle requires several essential pieces of equipment, including milking machines for efficient milk collection, feed troughs for providing balanced nutrition, and water troughs to ensure constant access to fresh water. Additionally, proper housing such as barns or shelters is necessary for protection from the elements, along with bedding materials for comfort. Other equipment may include grooming tools, health care supplies, and fencing to manage the herd and secure their environment.
How much did milk cost Victorian times?
It costed 4 shillings for milk and 6 shillings for shoes. It also cost 4 shillings for a loaf of bread.
Who developed a process for treating milk to keep to keep it from spoiling?
Louis Pasteur developed pasteurization in 1864, originally as a way to keep wine and beer from spoiling. Louis Pasteur
How much does a gallon of milk weigh 4 milligrams 200 grams 400 grams or 4 kilograms?
A gallon of milk weighs approximately 3.8 kilograms (or about 8.6 pounds). Therefore, among the options provided, 4 kilograms is the closest to the weight of a gallon of milk. The other options—4 milligrams, 200 grams, and 400 grams—are significantly lighter than a gallon of milk.
No. Oxen are castrated male cattle that are trained to pull carts and wagons. Males do not give milk only cows do.
How big is Bettencourt Dairy in Idaho?
Bettencourt Dairy in Idaho is one of the largest dairy operations in the state, with a herd size exceeding 30,000 cows. The dairy produces a significant volume of milk, contributing to Idaho's status as one of the top dairy-producing states in the U.S. Its expansive facilities and operations reflect the scale of modern dairy farming in the region.
How do you treat mastitis in cows?
Bag Balm, that can be purchased at any store that sells farming supplies,
How many chunks are in a carbury dairy milk 140g?
A Cadbury Dairy Milk 140g bar typically contains around 12 chunks, depending on how the bar is divided. Each chunk is designed to provide a balanced bite of the chocolate. However, the exact number of chunks may vary slightly based on the manufacturing process.
The most obvious answer is that the calf will die if you don't do something about it immediately. The most immediate answer is that the calf will go hungry and eventually lose its ability to retain the antibodies and immunoglobins if not fed colostrum right away. This will eventually and potentially may be the final nail in the calf's coffin.
What is a dual purpose dairy breed?
Dual purpose means that the breed or type of cattle can be used for milking or raising beef cattle.
Milk can be very soothing, at least for those who do not suffer from lactose intolerance.
