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Cows & the Dairy Industry

Milk production depends on a continuous cycle of pregnancy and separation. This hub follows the dairy supply chain — calf separation, mastitis and lameness, cull rates, and the plant-based milks reshaping the category.

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Msafiri wa mimea akifurahia chakula kitamu sokoni Afrika Magharibi, kuepuka kilimo cha trout kisichozingatia ustawi.
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Mwongozo wa Msafiri wa Mimea: Kilimo cha Samaki Aina ya Trout Afrika Magharibi Kistaarabu 2024

Mwongozo huu unatoa ufafanuzi kuhusu jinsi ya kusafiri Afrika Magharibi na kuchagua chaguzi za vyakula vya mimea, huku ukiepuka mazoea ya kilimo cha samaki aina ya trout yasiyozingatia ustawi wa wanyama.

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Do dairy cows have to be pregnant to give milk?
Yes. Dairy cows are inseminated roughly annually so that lactation continues; their calves are typically removed within hours to days of birth.
What happens to male dairy calves?
Male calves have no milk value and are usually raised for veal or beef, or killed shortly after birth depending on the market.

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