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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.
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What are safety rules for raising dairy cattle for milk?
Please define "safety." Are you asking about safety of the people that work there, or food safety in proper handling of milk? Please be more specific so this question can be answered.
What brand of milk has lactobacilli acidophilus?
Knudsen sells a 2% milk labeled "sweet acidophilus." Other fat-content levels might also be available from that label. The product is available at Albertson's groceries in Southern California. You should just try eatting yogurt. It has natural bacteria that help to promote intestinal health. I eat it when I have diarrhea, it restores the bacteria in your stomach to help breakdown the foods you eat!
Why is milk tested at the farm?
Because that is where it's freshest: right out of the cow. The sooner it gets tested the better the results. If it is left for later chemical changes in the milk could skew the results, which is never good when testing milk.
Usually cattle will be milked in the morning and night, fresh heifers can be milked four times a day (usually at the beginning of milking and at the end of milking again, morning and night). Some farms will milk morning, afternoon, and night.
What are some dairy farms in South Carolina?
Happy cow creamery,milky way farm,mayfield dairy farm,and split creek farm just to name a few
I JUST did this last night. Mine miraculously survived the stay. I had a 3L jug, about 60 degrees, and left out for around 6 hours. I'm sure all of that comes into play somehow... Although I'm sure my milk will go bad before its expiry date.
In any case you can always smell milk going bad before you can taste it, so that should be the deciding factor.
What is the difference between milk duds and whoppers?
Milk duds have caramel and whoppers have milk and dryness inside them.
Milk duds 2012
Mitt Romney ftw
What else can you give a cow with milk fever?
The only thing that should be given to a cow with milk fever is an IV (intra-venous) injection of Calcium-Magnesium solution. You must get a vet to do it for you if you do not know how to properly give such an injection to a cow with this metabolic illness.
Can you drink hamdard safi the blood purifier with milk for pimples?
no, don't drink it with milk if you are using it for acne .milk contains fat and oil ,milk is not good for acne . not only milk many dairy products are bad for acne.
What does a cows pancreas look like?
The pancreas in a cow looks like a pancreas in most mammals. It is roughly "L" shaped, with a right arm and a left arm and lies close to the proximal duodenum (the first part of the small intestine). It is pink, soft, lobulated and somewhat rough-looking.
The dairy belt is a region of the United States that is known for its short summers and short growing season. The dairy belt is famous for milk and dairy products.
It's a hormone that helps initiate milk-let down. This is highly useful if a cow can't or won't give milk for her calf, or if a dairy cow is not producing milk after birth or during her initial production cycle.
What is information about Jarosz Dairy?
This was a small dairy on the northwest side of Chicago. The deliveries were made by horse & buggy. My mother remembers them delivering when she was 10 years old, so that would be about 1936. I am not related to them, but I have a milk bottle as well. HTH. John
You can contact the Polish Museum of America located in Chicago at http://pma.prcua.org/.
It is likely that this museum will have old business directories that should help you find at least its location.
HTH
What is cold storage building?
It is a structure which is built, insulated, and refrigerated to maintain a specific temperature for (usually) the storage of harvested, perishable crops. Apples, citrus, onions, and potatoes are examples of crops which are frequently kept in cold storage until they are to be processed or sold. Normally the storage managers also have some degree of control over the humidity in the building as well.
How much milk does a Blue whale produce in a day?
Modern Marvels told me they can produce up to 1000 lbs/day with 56% milk fat.
How much a Holstein cow can give milk per day if it eats 4 percent of its weight?
Is this 4% on an as-fed ration or as a dry-matter ration? Technically it would depend on the cow, but usually most Holsteins give around 20 to 30 gal. of milk per day.
Whats the purpose of the thurl on a dairy cow?
The thurl is located approximately half-way between the hips (aka hooks, aka tuber coxae) and the pins (aka tuber ischii). The thurl is the external manifestation of the greater trochanter of the femur.
In much more layman's terms (if you didn't understand the thick scientific jargon in the first answer above), the thurl is the flat portion of the pelvis between the hooks or hip bone and pins (or pin bone) of the cow. It is one of the areas where you judge the body condition score or fatness level of a cow. The thurl on a dairy cow is the same thurl on a beef cow.
What is the temperature of milk when it comes out of cow?
The same temperature as a dairy cow's internal body temperature. 101 degrees.
What is the average life span of an alcoholic?
My cousin drank a quart of Crown Royal every day from the time he was 21. He died at age 36. I don't know if this is average. Figure about 15 years from the time you start.
Where did diary cows originate from?
The dairy cows that we see commonly today originated from Europe. Holsteins originated from the Netherlands, and Jerseys from the Island of Jersey off of England, Brown Swiss from Switzerland, etc.
