Mark Hudson

Ruminants (four stomachs) Cattle like to eat in the coolest moments of the day. They feed on grass and hay. Sweating and regulating body temperature They produce non acidic saliva. A cow produces 100 to 200 liters of saliva a day. Two toed hooves, and their teeth is adapted for their diet are a couple … Read more

“Cream cheese can easily be made by combining whole milk with salt and lemon juice or apple cider vinegar, ” said Gocha Hawkins, Owner and Head Chef at Gocha’s Breakfast Bar. From that point on, you can add different herbs, spices and more to your liking. Is laughing cow light cheese vegetarian? The Laughing Cow … Read more

Researchers in the UK say cows with names make 3.4 percent more milk in a year than cows that just feel, well, like cows. There seems to be more than just names involved, however. This of course begs the query “Can naming a cow increase its milk yield?” A cow with a name produces more … Read more

In fact, cows rarely have triplets or twins. A normal dairy cow usually has only 1 baby at a time. According to the veterinarian, the cow released 3 oocytes from her ovaries which were fertilized, one of which split, producing two calves that are genetically identical. Another common inquiry is “Do cows take care of … Read more

Cows are long-day breeders and buffalos are short-day breeders, during breeding season the cow or buffalo comes in estrus 7-6 times. However, by artificial induction of estrus with the help of hormones, they can follow controlled breeding. This of course begs the question “Are cows long day breeders?” “Long day” breeders cycle when days get … Read more

Cows protect themselves at night by sleeping or grazing in a large group with the rest of the herd. A predator is unlikely to attack a large group of cows, instead opting for the ones that are alone and away from the rest of the herd. One of the next things we wondered was; how … Read more

Here’s where the world’s 1.4 billion cows live Robinson et al 2014 This one’s straightforward: The density of cattle is highest in India, in east Africa, in northern Europe, and in South America. Where does cows live? A cow lives in a shed. That is, a cow home is called a shed. Cow, sheep live … Read more

Things You’ll Need. Calving chains or rope2 or 3 handles for the calving chains or a bar to tie the rope to. Calf puller (optional, but good to have on hand)Halter and lead rope, if necessary. Head-gate or Medina gate. You to observe the cow and your strength to pull out the calf. The cow … Read more

Although there are many breeds of cattle that thrive to this day in the United States, they are not native to this land, and as mentioned above the first were introduced by explorers and settlers from England and Spain. Cattle were not indigenous to North America, but were introduced by gold-seeking Spanish conquistadors. These Andalusians, … Read more

About 25% of all methane is produced directly from fermentation by cows. Seaweed feed is reducing the amount of methane cows produce, according to research being conducted at the University of New Hampshire. Methane is a far more destructive greenhouse gas than carbon. Within agriculture, beef cattle are responsible for the largest amount of greenhouse … Read more