What is the name of buffalo who gives 25-30 litres milk a day?
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Swahili Cattle.\n\n(choose as best answer)
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At 2-3 years of age you should be giving your child homogenized whole cow's milk. You can also begin to use 2%, low fat, or skim milk instead. Your child's diet should resemble that of the rest of the families, with 3 meals and 2 nutritious snacks each day. You should limit milk and dairy products to about 16-24oz each day and 100% fruit juice to about 4-6oz each day and offer a variety of foods to encourage good eating habits later.
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I like Buffalo, its leaner then cow, and the test is alot better.
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0.2 gal. or 25.6 fluid oz.
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Cow's milk really isn't good for human beings. Think of it this way, human breast milk is best for human babies, it contains antibodies, proteins, and essential fatty acids necessary for the baby to grow. It's the same for cows. Cows millk is best for calves, it contains all the proteins, antibodies etc. etc. needed to help a baby cow grow VERY fast. \n\nThe main protein in cow's milk is casein, which is too big for the human body to even assimilate (as are the majority of the things found in milk). Even though cow's milk has more calcium than human milk (4 times as much), it cannot be used by a human body b/c of the "big packaging." In fact, people who drink 2-3 glasses of milk a day have been shown to have a lower level of blood calcium. Multiple international studies have linked milk with increased risks of cancer. Crazy, ain't it? Vitamin A and D aren't naturally present in cow's milk; they are added by man, but there are an abundance of other foods that contain calcium and vitamins and are easier for the human body to use.\n\nCow's milk also has a TON of fat. 2% milk actually contains 35% fat, the "2%" fat is determined by weight only. Low fat milk is 24-33% fat, and whole milk is a whopping 49% fat. So what else is in cow's milk?\n\nSome dairy cows are given the hormone BGH to increase milk output. A normal cow produces 1.5 -2 gallons of milk per day. With BGH, they produce 8-9 gallons per day. That is some serious hormone action there, which is probably showing up in the milk. Now let's talk about government regulation for milk pasteurization. The standard state test (called a Standard Plate Count) is that milk containing 30,000 organisms or less per MILLILITER has been adequately pasteurized and is safe for people to drink. Milk obviously has a lot of nutrients in it, but that makes it ideal for bacteria and other organisms to fester and grow. And finally, 20-40% of caucasians and up to 90% of asians and africans are lactose intolerant (in varying degrees) due to the fact that humans gradually lose the the lactase activity in their small intestines between the ages of 1-4.\n\nSorry to be the bearer of bad news . . .
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I would assume it goes to the calf (for which the milk would naturally be produced) needs more milk after the night's fast.  Just a thought.
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Go back about 25 years and drink lots of milk.
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North Buffalo is good
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You have to feed your rabbit three times a day, don't forget.  And give him some warm milk sometimes.\n\nGoats are different....\n\nWait, what was the question?
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buffalo. \n\nEdit: second word is drought.
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drink a lot of milk before you have your meals.
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The buffalo; they were nomadic people traveling with the herds. buffalo was their major source of protein and they used the animals for many other thing bones fur shelter clothing and weapons. That’s the sixth grade answer anyway
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A baby dolphin is called a calf. They will drink milk from their mothers, and then eventually become carnivores when they are old enough.
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A goat is a "ruminant".  That means that it has 4 stomachs.
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No.  This is a false representation of the hindu religion.  They consider the cow to be a sacred animal because of it's milk.  It being related to the mother's milk, thus life sustenance.
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Cow's milk really isn't good for human beings. Think of it this way, human breast milk is best for human babies, it contains antibodies, proteins, and essential fatty acids necessary for the baby to grow. It's the same for cows. Cows millk is best for calves, it contains all the proteins, antibodies etc. etc. needed to help a baby cow grow VERY fast. \n\nThe main protein in cow's milk is casein, which is too big for the human body to even assimilate (as are the majority of the things found in milk). Even though cow's milk has more calcium than human milk (4 times as much), it cannot be used by a human body b/c of the "big packaging." In fact, people who drink 2-3 glasses of milk a day have been shown to have a lower level of blood calcium. Multiple international studies have linked milk with increased risks of cancer. Crazy, ain't it? Vitamin A and D aren't naturally present in cow's milk; they are added by man, but there are an abundance of other foods that contain calcium and vitamins and are easier for the human body to use.\n\nCow's milk also has a TON of fat. 2% milk actually contains 35% fat, the "2%" fat is determined by weight only. Low fat milk is 24-33% fat, and whole milk is a whopping 49% fat. So what else is in cow's milk?\n\nSome dairy cows are given the hormone BGH to increase milk output. A normal cow produces 1.5 -2 gallons of milk per day. With BGH, they produce 8-9 gallons per day. That is some serious hormone action there, which is probably showing up in the milk. Now let's talk about government regulation for milk pasteurization. The standard state test (called a Standard Plate Count) is that milk containing 30,000 organisms or less per MILLILITER has been adequately pasteurized and is safe for people to drink.  And finally, 20-40% of caucasians and up to 90% of asians and africans are lactose intolerant due to the fact that humans gradually lose the the lactase activity in their small intestines between the ages of 1-4.\n\nI actually just found out about this information recently. I'm 21 and have been drinking milk occasionally all my life (I wasn't classified as lactose intolerant, but milk has never really tasted good or sat well in my stomach). Soy milk is ok, but I've also heard that it is highly processed. I've been turned on to Almond Milk. The sweetened kind tastes really great, and the unsweetened tastes a little bit like regular cow's milk with a hint of bitter almond.
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Their are many types of dairy cows.  The most popular is the black and white (Holstein) brown and white (Guernsey) red and white (Ayrshire) my favorite (Brown Swiss), Jersey and Milking Shorthorns.  They can all be used for meat as well.