How To Use Dairy cow In A Sentence
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There are other animals beside dairy cows that are used for by-products while they are still alive.
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Birks' brother Walter looked after the dairy cows and the milk.
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Many of our other lawn and garden projects are also popular with tole painters, including our planter collection that consists of a garden wheelbarrow, plump little pig, and dairy cow planter.
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A meta-analysis of the milk-production response after anthelmintic treatment in naturally infected adult dairy cows.
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As I descended into the shadowy depths of the general Googlesphere, I found articles on the acclimatization of zebrafish and milk production in dairy cows.
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For the adventurous, Loves has rubber dinghies, beach balls with attachments and even an innocent, polka-dotted dairy cow.
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Some farmers are experiencing a dearth of grass and have released the dairy cows and beef cattle onto the silage fields.
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He explains how much beef today comes not from beef cattle bred to fatten beautifully but from dairy-cross cows, which have distinctly bony behinds and are the byproduct of the calving needed to keep dairy cows in milk year on year.
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These trends in health disorders may be related to the general suppression of immune function that occurs in parturient dairy cows.
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The feeding of dairy cows has undergone a revolution.
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Dairy producers, veterinarians, and nutritionists rely on cud chewing—the sights and sounds of rumination—as a key monitor of dairy cow health.
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This genetically modified hormone was designed to increase milk production in dairy cows.
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Consider, for example, dairy cows with first and second lactation milk yield records.
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Both microbes, however, are known to afflict dairy cows, sheep and goats with a serious bacterial infection called mastitis, an inflammation of the udder, which costs the global dairy industry billions in lost revenue every year.
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In 1911, the first dairy cows and other livestock arrived to become the nucleus of USDA's animal husbandry research activities.
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Charles milked dairy cows until he was 20 years old and has also been involved in agriculture and farming.
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Alfalfa, the preferred feed for thoroughbred horses, dairy cows, and other livestock, has always been a pioneer plant.
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The odd dairy cow made £530, stirks ranged from £150 - £450 and stronger stores made up to £492.
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The value of a dairy cow to a farmer is the amount of milk that the cow produces and not its beef value.
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Some farmers are experiencing a dearth of grass and have released the dairy cows and beef cattle onto the silage fields.
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But milk can be bettered if the dairy cow are feeding something really nutrient.
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But PETA says most California dairy cows live not in bucolic pastures, but in filthy, grassless lots where they are forced to give too much milk and are separated from their calves too soon.
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Tankage is not ordinarily fed to dairy cows but during the 193435 feeding season many dairymen fed it as a protein supplement because of its relatively low price.
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Whether we measure bushels of grain per acre for row crops, pounds of gain per day for livestock, or liters of milk per lactation for dairy cows, innovation in agriculture has been dramatic.
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A dairy cow needs to produce a calf each year.
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In parts of Africa a productive dairy cow is a very valuable asset, so a condition like teat mastitis can be a matter of life or death for the herd.
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We conclude that estrous characteristics and pregnancy rates of lactating dairy cows were not influenced by bST treatment.
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Mr and Mrs Harries, who farm 180 hectares, have a herd of 300 dairy cows, 180 followers and 120 beef cattle.
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Sheep, cattle and dairy cows are the main targets but horses, sheep, goats and dogs are also affected.
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Beyond the obvious nutritional superiority of milk over beer, mistreating dairy cows just doesn't make economic sense; bovines produce better quality and higher volumes of milk when coddled.
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A dairy cow needs to produce a calf each year.
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On display was a solid silver bitter dish which was presented to the show society over 100 years ago as the perpetual cup for the best dairy cow of any breed or class.
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A ewe suckling two lambs growing at 0.3 kg per day is as productive as a dairy cow yielding 30 litres of milk per day.
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The milk a dairy cow produces is worth far more on a supermarket shelf than in the stomach of her newborn.
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Vitamins are essential nutrients that affect economically important performance traits of dairy cows, including milk production, reproduction, and udder health.
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And like many dairy cows, she often has mastitis, a painful udder inflammation, despite receiving antibiotics between lactations.
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Here we plant a mixture of alfalfa and timothy, or alfalfa and orchard grass, as hay for horses or dairy cows.
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A dairy cow needs to produce a calf each year.
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It seems so apparent today that beef and dairy cows are the same animal.
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This genetically modified hormone was designed to increase milk production in dairy cows.
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There are approximately 574,000 beef and dairy cows in Manitoba.
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We have succeeded in breeding a very efficient natural milk dairy cow.
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After stocking the land with dairy cows, they became self-supporting in butter, milk and cheese.
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Polykrates managed fifty-two dairy cows, mostly somatotrophin-enhanced Jersey-Katari hybrids, with a few Guernseys around for variety.
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Rodney R. Land of Land Dairy in Mayo Florida sold a dairy cow for food with 0.2 parts per million (ppm) of sulfamethazine in her liver tissue and Michael D. Martin of Martin Feed Lot in Harrisburg, Illinois sold a beef heifer for food with a walloping 38.855 ppm of sulfamethazine in her liver as well as 0.1781 ppm of flunixin, say other letters.
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Accurate and precise estimates of forage energy content are required to formulate diets properly for lactating dairy cows and other ruminants.
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For many of these highlanders raising dairy cows is considered the best way to make a living, better than growing beans or other crops.
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Grandfather had 10 or 15 dairy cows and sold the milk for income.
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We can find no literature to construct a hypothesis of nutritional difference between dextrose and sucrose when fed to lactating dairy cows.
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The pokey bull calves of dairy cows are slaughtered at 16 to 18 weeks for veal.
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The duration and size of the grazing area will vary, as with dairy cows or cattle, taking into account, animal and pasture conditions.
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I was just reading a report the other day that 24% of all dairy cows are lame.
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When rBGH gets injected into dairy cows, milk production increases by as much as 10-15%.
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The necessity for giving grain feed containing high percentage of digestible matter (known as concentrates) to dairy cows is based on the inability of the cow to consume and digest enough coarse fodders to result in maximum production, even though the fodders should be in balance as to their constituents.
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How many glasses of milk does a dairy cow produce each day?
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This is an important development and he has therefore decided that the dairy cow premium and the national envelope should be decoupled with effect from 1 January 2005.
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Cross-breeding Holstein dairy cows with Jerseys is boosting milk income on Pembrokeshire's spring calving farms.
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At the Ed Brandt Dairy Barn, Mr. Obama arrived in the midst of a dairy cow judging contest, with Ayershire, Brown Swiss and other breeds.
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