City Slicker Meets Milking Cow

So, Mr. City Slicker, this is the first time to milk. Oh, this may be the first time I met, unless college age contains cattle information. If that helps, please introduce yourself and know well before proceeding. Just a proposal: I lose a draw. Even if it is immersed in a bucket containing milk, it makes little sense. Collect the ingredients and follow these instructions exactly After about 20 minutes, you will milk successfully. Elvin Brandt, a farmer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has milked over half a century.

You already know that milk comes from milking. But how do you know about this situation? Cow's lactation period (cow milk accumulation / decrease in cow's breast) is consistent with cattle breeding cycle. If a cow keeps a calf (calf), she is ready to produce milk. The lactation of bovine breasts is actually started just before the cows are born, so calves can start feeding immediately after birth. Cows will continue to supply milk for about 10 months from then. Milk production is gradually decreasing, milk production may fall in half after the first ten months

After the calves are born, the cow begins to emulsify. As long as the cow is milking, the lactation period usually continues, but the yield declines steadily. Dairymen are very familiar with the milk production model and carefully consider the next breeding of cattle to maximize milk production. Patterns of breastfeeding and pregnancy are called breastfeeding. 20 days after birth, the cow is called a live cow. At this stage, the production of milk increases rapidly, but the composition of milk is also very different from other cycles. This first type of milk is called colostrum, rich in fat, protein, maternal immune cells. This colostrum is not usually marketed, but it is very important for nutritional supplementation of early calves. Probably the most important thing is to communicate the passive immunity to the calf before the calf's immune system is fully developed.