A cow can be and is often milked all year round. There is no particular season that is best to milk a cow, unless your cattle-raising practices surround the seasons, and not the more conventional year-round milking. Therefore, if it is that, then the best season to milk a cow is the season where forage and grasses are at their highest quality, because then you can get the best milk without having to go ahead and harvest and store feeds for your cow[s].
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There is no best months to milk a cow. A cow can be milked at any time of the year. However, if you are going by how Nature works, the best months would be during those times when the grass is green and growing, or any time of the year that she can get high quality forage from what's out in the pasture. Forage that has high nutrient content will boost milk production and quality.
In order to get milk you must complete these things.1. Your cow MUST be at the adult age2. Your cow must be in a good mood3. Your cow can NOT give milk while it is Pregnant4. If you cow wasn't feed the day before, most likely she won't give you any milk.
cow;s milk
Because they are the best producers!
Well, there is no best breed of cow, but it depends on what you are asking about like a cow that produces the most milk would be a Holstein.
Once in the morning and once at night, these times are usually 12 hours apart.
No. Soy milk doesn't have some of the nutrients and fat that milk does. Soy milk is lower in fat than milk, plus it doesn't has as much Vit. B12 and calcium as what a baby needs. Homogenized milk is better for the health of a or toddler.
Breast milk is made for human children and cow based formulas are using what nature intended for calves. Each mammal species produces the exact best milk for its own young. And while cow's milk might be tasty and easily available, what is best nutritionally for a child is its own mother's milk.
Well, there is no best breed of cow, but it depends on what you are asking about like a cow that produces the most milk would be a Holstein.