COWS???
Q. what is a cow because i just moved from antarctica yesterday and i would like to know. ...weird how fast i learn languages eh?...
Asked by mallory mcawesome - Sun Aug 10 22:22:27 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's an animal
Answered by wendy - Sun Aug 10 22:26:03 2008
Q. what is a cow because i just moved from antarctica yesterday and i would like to know. ...weird how fast i learn languages eh?...
Asked by mallory mcawesome - Sun Aug 10 22:22:27 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's an animal
Answered by wendy - Sun Aug 10 22:26:03 2008
How do I make the cows in the pasture behind my house be quiet in the morning?
Q. There is a pasture directly behind the subdivison I live in that has cows in it. Recently the owner started feeding the cows in the pasture right behind my house. Now they hang out there in the mornings and wake me up very early sometimes with their mooing. Is there any humane way I could make them be quiet, or is there some place I could file a complaint? If it was a person making the noise, I could just call the cops, but what do I do about cows?
Asked by drowninyourlaughter - Mon Feb 27 13:20:35 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You could yell out your window"HEY!"Or talk to the farmer and tell him whats going on,maby he will move the feeding place.
Answered by nemchucks - Mon Feb 27 15:00:12 2006
Q. There is a pasture directly behind the subdivison I live in that has cows in it. Recently the owner started feeding the cows in the pasture right behind my house. Now they hang out there in the mornings and wake me up very early sometimes with their mooing. Is there any humane way I could make them be quiet, or is there some place I could file a complaint? If it was a person making the noise, I could just call the cops, but what do I do about cows?
Asked by drowninyourlaughter - Mon Feb 27 13:20:35 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You could yell out your window"HEY!"Or talk to the farmer and tell him whats going on,maby he will move the feeding place.
Answered by nemchucks - Mon Feb 27 15:00:12 2006
Is it ok to start introducing cows milk to my 11 month old, she has been eating cheese/yogurt for a few months?
Q. if she is showing no sensitivity to cheese or yogurt.. should she really have a problem with cows milk? And should i go with organic cows milk to start?
Asked by To Lazy To Spell Check - Sun May 31 11:21:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I definitely know a lot of people who did w/o trouble - however, you should be _introducing_ it only, not totally replacing formula/breast milk, as you know. And you probably want to wait if there is a history of any dairy-related problems in your family. There is nothing magic about 12 months, it is just an average age that babies can usually deal with cow milk proteins (the culturing breaks down the lactose in cheese and yogurt) plus are starting to be ready to go off formula/breast milk because solids are providing more of their nutrition. Organic or not is a choice that is up to you - many people feel more comfortable with organic milk, but actual studies haven't shown any health benefits (see here: and many many people give their… [cont.]
Answered by frogysue - Sun May 31 15:19:35 2009
Q. if she is showing no sensitivity to cheese or yogurt.. should she really have a problem with cows milk? And should i go with organic cows milk to start?
Asked by To Lazy To Spell Check - Sun May 31 11:21:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I definitely know a lot of people who did w/o trouble - however, you should be _introducing_ it only, not totally replacing formula/breast milk, as you know. And you probably want to wait if there is a history of any dairy-related problems in your family. There is nothing magic about 12 months, it is just an average age that babies can usually deal with cow milk proteins (the culturing breaks down the lactose in cheese and yogurt) plus are starting to be ready to go off formula/breast milk because solids are providing more of their nutrition. Organic or not is a choice that is up to you - many people feel more comfortable with organic milk, but actual studies haven't shown any health benefits (see here: and many many people give their… [cont.]
Answered by frogysue - Sun May 31 15:19:35 2009
What can I do about someones cows who keep getting in my yard and field and eating my horses hay?
Q. The owner of the cows has been warned over and over to fix his fence but the cows keep comeing back.
Asked by crissy - Sat Apr 8 15:01:28 2006 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. put up a fence yourself on your property
Answered by miss_chrissy_dawn - Sat Apr 8 15:03:24 2006
Q. The owner of the cows has been warned over and over to fix his fence but the cows keep comeing back.
Asked by crissy - Sat Apr 8 15:01:28 2006 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. put up a fence yourself on your property
Answered by miss_chrissy_dawn - Sat Apr 8 15:03:24 2006
How will my dominant horse act around cows?
Q. I was just wondering how my naturally dominant mare, who has never been around anyone but horses and people as far as I know, will react to be in a pasture of cows and 1 old mule (typically by himself) as the only horse in the group. We plan to move her to a friends pasture, who is planning to buy cows. We will then cojoin this pasture with a niebors pasture who has a mule who is always by himself and doesn't recieve much interraction. Thank you.
Asked by a simple person - Thu Mar 19 02:12:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should make sure to let your vet know your horse will be living with cows, I think there is a disease your horse needs to be vaccinated against when horses and cows share a pasture. Sorry I couldnt answer your Q, I just wanted to give you a heads up on the arrangement.
Answered by "I dance in the mud" - Thu Mar 19 02:47:29 2009
Q. I was just wondering how my naturally dominant mare, who has never been around anyone but horses and people as far as I know, will react to be in a pasture of cows and 1 old mule (typically by himself) as the only horse in the group. We plan to move her to a friends pasture, who is planning to buy cows. We will then cojoin this pasture with a niebors pasture who has a mule who is always by himself and doesn't recieve much interraction. Thank you.
Asked by a simple person - Thu Mar 19 02:12:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should make sure to let your vet know your horse will be living with cows, I think there is a disease your horse needs to be vaccinated against when horses and cows share a pasture. Sorry I couldnt answer your Q, I just wanted to give you a heads up on the arrangement.
Answered by "I dance in the mud" - Thu Mar 19 02:47:29 2009
Can I use regular cows milk instead of butter milk?
Q. For making fried chicken, to make the batter does it make a huge difference if I use cows milk instead of butter milk?
Asked by Bo - Tue Nov 6 16:23:33 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I loved cows milk living on the farm I used to put it in a big mouth jug to capture the cream on top, but frying chicken is not too much of difference. >>>To make butter milk add a tsp of lemon juice or vinegar to a cup of milk.
Answered by Sassy V - Tue Nov 6 16:30:29 2007
Q. For making fried chicken, to make the batter does it make a huge difference if I use cows milk instead of butter milk?
Asked by Bo - Tue Nov 6 16:23:33 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I loved cows milk living on the farm I used to put it in a big mouth jug to capture the cream on top, but frying chicken is not too much of difference. >>>To make butter milk add a tsp of lemon juice or vinegar to a cup of milk.
Answered by Sassy V - Tue Nov 6 16:30:29 2007
What are the five total of cows you would have to kill per day?
Q. You have 20 cows to kill in five days and must be killed in odd numbers and atleast 1 a day.
Asked by A.J. Thorn - Tue Apr 29 22:14:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seems impossible. Sum of 5 odd numbers is an odd number, but 20 is even. Thus, this is probably not just about maths.
Answered by back2nature - Tue Apr 29 22:26:23 2008
Q. You have 20 cows to kill in five days and must be killed in odd numbers and atleast 1 a day.
Asked by A.J. Thorn - Tue Apr 29 22:14:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seems impossible. Sum of 5 odd numbers is an odd number, but 20 is even. Thus, this is probably not just about maths.
Answered by back2nature - Tue Apr 29 22:26:23 2008
Whats the difference between casein in breast milk and cows milk?
Q. I've been reading quite a lot lately about how bad for you casein is in milk from cows for humans. Can someone tell me the difference between the casein found in cows milk as opposed to casein found in breast milk. thanks. Punkrock, i already know about the other stuff, i was more interested in the casein. I don't drink milk anyway, but i appreciate your responses about it.
Asked by thexfilez - Mon Dec 15 21:43:59 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't really. Casein is a type of protein. Its made from a couple of specific chains of amino acids. They serve the same purpose in human milk and cow milk, so there isn't really a difference at all, health-wise. The biggest difference between the milks is the digestability. Human breast milk is made specifically for human consumption. Cow's milk is made for cows. So the casein, as well as the sugars, and pretty much everything else in the milks, will be easier for us to digest when they're from human sources. Humans can get more "bang for the buck" so to speak, from breast milk than from cow milk, since our bodies break down the breast milk better.
Answered by Cookin180 - Mon Dec 15 21:51:52 2008
Q. I've been reading quite a lot lately about how bad for you casein is in milk from cows for humans. Can someone tell me the difference between the casein found in cows milk as opposed to casein found in breast milk. thanks. Punkrock, i already know about the other stuff, i was more interested in the casein. I don't drink milk anyway, but i appreciate your responses about it.
Asked by thexfilez - Mon Dec 15 21:43:59 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't really. Casein is a type of protein. Its made from a couple of specific chains of amino acids. They serve the same purpose in human milk and cow milk, so there isn't really a difference at all, health-wise. The biggest difference between the milks is the digestability. Human breast milk is made specifically for human consumption. Cow's milk is made for cows. So the casein, as well as the sugars, and pretty much everything else in the milks, will be easier for us to digest when they're from human sources. Humans can get more "bang for the buck" so to speak, from breast milk than from cow milk, since our bodies break down the breast milk better.
Answered by Cookin180 - Mon Dec 15 21:51:52 2008
what type of cows should i start breeding?
Q. I live in texas and i was going start breeding cows. I was thinking about breeding angus cows. What do you think? What will i make the most money off?
Asked by Cory D - Sun Mar 29 20:46:11 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that's twisted- let the bull do the breeding
Answered by Joe B - Tue Mar 31 02:39:21 2009
Q. I live in texas and i was going start breeding cows. I was thinking about breeding angus cows. What do you think? What will i make the most money off?
Asked by Cory D - Sun Mar 29 20:46:11 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that's twisted- let the bull do the breeding
Answered by Joe B - Tue Mar 31 02:39:21 2009
Are there any differences between ewes and cows in the oestrus cycle?
Q. Also what does melantonin do to sheep and do cows have this hormone? Thanks?
Asked by Mask of Sanity - Sat Jun 6 08:09:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ewes: Quote from source 1: "The reproductive organs of the ewe function in repetitive cycles of about 16 days, called oestrous cycles. Towards the end of each cycle ewes will accept and may actively seek out rams. At this time she is said to be in oestrus or in heat." Cows: Quote from source 2: "As long as a cow or heifer is not pregnant she will normally have a 21-day oestrus cycle. The length of the oestrus cycle may vary but it usually ranges from about 17 to 24 days. A heifer normally has an oestrus cycle slightly shorter than a cow. The cycle will continue until the cow is in calf. After calving, cows normally undergo a 20 to 30 day period when oestrus cycles do not occur. This period can increase in high yielding cows, unable to… [cont.]
Answered by Alpha Z.E.R.O. - Sat Jun 6 19:14:57 2009
Q. Also what does melantonin do to sheep and do cows have this hormone? Thanks?
Asked by Mask of Sanity - Sat Jun 6 08:09:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ewes: Quote from source 1: "The reproductive organs of the ewe function in repetitive cycles of about 16 days, called oestrous cycles. Towards the end of each cycle ewes will accept and may actively seek out rams. At this time she is said to be in oestrus or in heat." Cows: Quote from source 2: "As long as a cow or heifer is not pregnant she will normally have a 21-day oestrus cycle. The length of the oestrus cycle may vary but it usually ranges from about 17 to 24 days. A heifer normally has an oestrus cycle slightly shorter than a cow. The cycle will continue until the cow is in calf. After calving, cows normally undergo a 20 to 30 day period when oestrus cycles do not occur. This period can increase in high yielding cows, unable to… [cont.]
Answered by Alpha Z.E.R.O. - Sat Jun 6 19:14:57 2009
What are the benefits of milking holstein cows?
Q. I kinda need to know about what the good things are when holstein cows are made. Damn AG wanting to study dairy stuff when I can never find what I need to find >.> I kinda need to know about what the good things are when holstein cows are made and what is the production rate of the cow? Damn AG wanting to study dairy stuff when I can never find what I need to find >.>
Asked by wendy way - Wed Oct 29 12:54:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I milked them a long time ago, Holsteins were known to give the biggest volume of milk. Jerseys gave the biggest percentage of butter fat. As a milker, I preferred milking the Holsteins because they were bigger and slower so getting kicked by them was easier to avoid than getting kicked by the Jerseys. Also, the Holsteins were easier to get the milk started because the four handles were bigger. A disadvantage was that they are taller so when the poop hits the concrete floor, the manure splatters farther and there is more of it so we wore bathing caps and tried to not smile.
Answered by JayBug - Wed Oct 29 13:36:30 2008
Q. I kinda need to know about what the good things are when holstein cows are made. Damn AG wanting to study dairy stuff when I can never find what I need to find >.> I kinda need to know about what the good things are when holstein cows are made and what is the production rate of the cow? Damn AG wanting to study dairy stuff when I can never find what I need to find >.>
Asked by wendy way - Wed Oct 29 12:54:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I milked them a long time ago, Holsteins were known to give the biggest volume of milk. Jerseys gave the biggest percentage of butter fat. As a milker, I preferred milking the Holsteins because they were bigger and slower so getting kicked by them was easier to avoid than getting kicked by the Jerseys. Also, the Holsteins were easier to get the milk started because the four handles were bigger. A disadvantage was that they are taller so when the poop hits the concrete floor, the manure splatters farther and there is more of it so we wore bathing caps and tried to not smile.
Answered by JayBug - Wed Oct 29 13:36:30 2008
What happens to the methane gas the cows give off after Obama taxes the farmers?
Q. This will increase our cost of meat will put farmers out of work what good does it do our nation at times like this? After he receives the money from the taxes what will Obama do to stop cows expelling waste? Does he have a plan? Liberals please explain how this fixes the problem.
Asked by ATJ - Tue Jun 9 10:44:46 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's the problem with the "global warming tax". They only concentrate on collecting money, then they'll figure out how to address the "problem" later on with "investments". Obama's whole administration should be in quotes. Everything they say, they just manipulate people and manipulate the language. I've always wondered where this Carbon Offset money goes when people log on the internet, figure out their carbon footprint and then just pay for it. It's also obvious that the elite came up with this whole idea, because they are the only ones that do not have to change their lifestyles. You hear them sometimes when they are asked why they fly around in jets and ride in limos and big suv's all the time (ie. Al Gore). The answer is "I pay… [cont.]
Answered by Greg - Tue Jun 9 10:52:51 2009
Q. This will increase our cost of meat will put farmers out of work what good does it do our nation at times like this? After he receives the money from the taxes what will Obama do to stop cows expelling waste? Does he have a plan? Liberals please explain how this fixes the problem.
Asked by ATJ - Tue Jun 9 10:44:46 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's the problem with the "global warming tax". They only concentrate on collecting money, then they'll figure out how to address the "problem" later on with "investments". Obama's whole administration should be in quotes. Everything they say, they just manipulate people and manipulate the language. I've always wondered where this Carbon Offset money goes when people log on the internet, figure out their carbon footprint and then just pay for it. It's also obvious that the elite came up with this whole idea, because they are the only ones that do not have to change their lifestyles. You hear them sometimes when they are asked why they fly around in jets and ride in limos and big suv's all the time (ie. Al Gore). The answer is "I pay… [cont.]
Answered by Greg - Tue Jun 9 10:52:51 2009
When did you start to give your baby cows milk?
Q. If he is eating nutritional meals can you start at 6 months? Contrary the common belief, there is a mountain of evidence suggesting that formula milk is not as safe as previously though to be, and id like get my baby off it as soon as possible. Has anyone else given cows milk at a young age?
Asked by Earth Mama - Tue Jun 23 07:29:56 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe it's 1 year not 6 months for people who would dare feed an infant cows milk. Your pediatrician's receptionist could probably answer this definitively with a quick phone call. Search "Formula" here for info related to safety concerns with Formula ( People who suggest that cows milk is "healthy" for infants - are also sorely mistaken. Surmounting evidence will explain how bad cow's milk is for all humans, but if that's something you don't want to hear you won't believe it, even if you read the evidence. Ignoring Dairy Cows being injected with Genetically Modified Hormone's (no, don't ignore that!) Consider that every jug of store bought cows milk is allowed a certain "pus count" the amount allowed by law varies by state. By… [cont.]
Answered by brandi - Tue Jun 23 08:03:27 2009
Q. If he is eating nutritional meals can you start at 6 months? Contrary the common belief, there is a mountain of evidence suggesting that formula milk is not as safe as previously though to be, and id like get my baby off it as soon as possible. Has anyone else given cows milk at a young age?
Asked by Earth Mama - Tue Jun 23 07:29:56 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe it's 1 year not 6 months for people who would dare feed an infant cows milk. Your pediatrician's receptionist could probably answer this definitively with a quick phone call. Search "Formula" here for info related to safety concerns with Formula ( People who suggest that cows milk is "healthy" for infants - are also sorely mistaken. Surmounting evidence will explain how bad cow's milk is for all humans, but if that's something you don't want to hear you won't believe it, even if you read the evidence. Ignoring Dairy Cows being injected with Genetically Modified Hormone's (no, don't ignore that!) Consider that every jug of store bought cows milk is allowed a certain "pus count" the amount allowed by law varies by state. By… [cont.]
Answered by brandi - Tue Jun 23 08:03:27 2009
Can I start slowly introducing cows milk to my son?
Q. I know that I should "ask the doctor" and I plan on doing that at his appointment next week but I was wondering what other moms out there have done. My son is 9 months old and has eaten cheese and yogurt with no allergic reaction. I would like to start slowly introducing (2 %) cows milk to him, but I was wondering how some of you started it out. Can cows milk be mixed with formula (half and half) or would that throw off some of the vitamins in the formula? Any help or suggestion are appreciated! Thanks.
Asked by Natmeister - Wed Mar 3 13:19:45 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just took my son to his 9 month check-up last week and the Dr told me not to give him any milk to drink until at least 1 year! I asked about cheese and yogurt and he said both of those are fine just no milk! My friend started giving her daughter milk when she was 10 months old and it caused her to break out all over so the Dr told them to stop giving it to her and they started again at 1 1/2 years and she doesn't have any problems with it now! I would wait...It isn't worth it!
Answered by John's Mommy - Wed Mar 3 13:26:57 2010
Q. I know that I should "ask the doctor" and I plan on doing that at his appointment next week but I was wondering what other moms out there have done. My son is 9 months old and has eaten cheese and yogurt with no allergic reaction. I would like to start slowly introducing (2 %) cows milk to him, but I was wondering how some of you started it out. Can cows milk be mixed with formula (half and half) or would that throw off some of the vitamins in the formula? Any help or suggestion are appreciated! Thanks.
Asked by Natmeister - Wed Mar 3 13:19:45 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just took my son to his 9 month check-up last week and the Dr told me not to give him any milk to drink until at least 1 year! I asked about cheese and yogurt and he said both of those are fine just no milk! My friend started giving her daughter milk when she was 10 months old and it caused her to break out all over so the Dr told them to stop giving it to her and they started again at 1 1/2 years and she doesn't have any problems with it now! I would wait...It isn't worth it!
Answered by John's Mommy - Wed Mar 3 13:26:57 2010
What age did you give cows milk to your baby?
Q. My son is about to turn one next week and i am still anxious to give him full cows milk (blue top), just wandering what age did you give your baby cows milk and did they adust to it straight away or did you gradually introduce it? Thanks for your help Mccalis= I am not in a hurry for my son to grow up, he is 1. Was just asking advice and experiences of other mums. I know you arent doctors but advice is what i wanted not silly remarks.
Asked by mommyz - Tue Mar 17 06:44:32 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter turned one last month and I started to introduce cows milk in her food. just a little at a time. Unfortunately it made her sick so I'm leaving off for a few months and will try again when I think she's ready. I've started to introduce calcium rich foods like baby bell cheese (it tastes of nothing!) normal cheese is too strong a taste for her. Try a little cows milk in some porridge or scrambled egg and see how it goes. Not all babies take to full fat milk by 1 year old but a little at a time should be ok. It makes me anxious too!
Answered by mum to 1 and ttc#2 :) - Tue Mar 17 06:53:01 2009
Q. My son is about to turn one next week and i am still anxious to give him full cows milk (blue top), just wandering what age did you give your baby cows milk and did they adust to it straight away or did you gradually introduce it? Thanks for your help Mccalis= I am not in a hurry for my son to grow up, he is 1. Was just asking advice and experiences of other mums. I know you arent doctors but advice is what i wanted not silly remarks.
Asked by mommyz - Tue Mar 17 06:44:32 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter turned one last month and I started to introduce cows milk in her food. just a little at a time. Unfortunately it made her sick so I'm leaving off for a few months and will try again when I think she's ready. I've started to introduce calcium rich foods like baby bell cheese (it tastes of nothing!) normal cheese is too strong a taste for her. Try a little cows milk in some porridge or scrambled egg and see how it goes. Not all babies take to full fat milk by 1 year old but a little at a time should be ok. It makes me anxious too!
Answered by mum to 1 and ttc#2 :) - Tue Mar 17 06:53:01 2009
How did you go about making the transition to cows milk?
Q. Olivia is 10 months. Next month I plan to start introducing organic cows milk here and there so she'll be switched by 12 months. Any tips or effective methods you used?
Asked by Olivias Mommy Sombre Detune - Tue Mar 17 16:25:22 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just started putting one ounce of milk in with his formula and increased it by an ounce every couple of days.
Answered by Kris H - Tue Mar 17 16:28:40 2009
Q. Olivia is 10 months. Next month I plan to start introducing organic cows milk here and there so she'll be switched by 12 months. Any tips or effective methods you used?
Asked by Olivias Mommy Sombre Detune - Tue Mar 17 16:25:22 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just started putting one ounce of milk in with his formula and increased it by an ounce every couple of days.
Answered by Kris H - Tue Mar 17 16:28:40 2009
when did you start giving your baby cows milk?
Q. I have starting giving my 9 month old son cows milk he has breast milk frist thing in the morning and also for his last feed before bed. I just give him a 7oz bottle of cows milk in the afternnon.
Asked by phattgirl - Fri Jul 2 08:29:11 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have starting giving my 9 month old son cows milk he has breast milk frist thing in the morning and also for his last feed before bed. I just give him a 7oz bottle of cows milk in the afternnon.
Asked by phattgirl - Fri Jul 2 08:29:11 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
What happens to the Glastonbury Cows during the Festival?
Q. Hi, I was just wondering what does Michael Eavis do with his cows during the Glastonbury Festival? Surely they're not in the field...??!! Anyone know??? Just curious! Thanks Jo
Asked by Joanna B - Thu Jun 25 08:37:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 350 cows at Worthy Farm are some of the most fertile in Britain: on average of five out of 10 cows at Glastonbury give birth following insemination, compared to the national figure of four out of 10. Not only is the conception rate of the horny herd above average, but the interval between each calving is also shorter for the Glasto cows. They are moved toothe fields away from the festival site
Answered by rugratshd - Thu Jun 25 13:04:06 2009
Q. Hi, I was just wondering what does Michael Eavis do with his cows during the Glastonbury Festival? Surely they're not in the field...??!! Anyone know??? Just curious! Thanks Jo
Asked by Joanna B - Thu Jun 25 08:37:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 350 cows at Worthy Farm are some of the most fertile in Britain: on average of five out of 10 cows at Glastonbury give birth following insemination, compared to the national figure of four out of 10. Not only is the conception rate of the horny herd above average, but the interval between each calving is also shorter for the Glasto cows. They are moved toothe fields away from the festival site
Answered by rugratshd - Thu Jun 25 13:04:06 2009
How many cows and chickens did the farmer have?
Q. A farmer counted the number of cows and chickens by counting heads and legs. If he counted 35 heads and 78 legs how many cows and chickens did he have?
Asked by cally - Tue Dec 11 23:45:47 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. call the number of cows "x" and the number of chickens "y". you know that x+y=35 and that 4x+2y=78. From the first equation you get y=35-x. plug this into y in the 2nd equation to get 4x+70-2x=78 which leads to 2x=8 or x=4 so there are 4 cows and then 35-4=31 31 chickens.
Answered by Nati F - Tue Dec 11 23:51:28 2007
Q. A farmer counted the number of cows and chickens by counting heads and legs. If he counted 35 heads and 78 legs how many cows and chickens did he have?
Asked by cally - Tue Dec 11 23:45:47 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. call the number of cows "x" and the number of chickens "y". you know that x+y=35 and that 4x+2y=78. From the first equation you get y=35-x. plug this into y in the 2nd equation to get 4x+70-2x=78 which leads to 2x=8 or x=4 so there are 4 cows and then 35-4=31 31 chickens.
Answered by Nati F - Tue Dec 11 23:51:28 2007
How did I get to fight cows without completing the game first?
Q. I played Diablo 2 Lord of Destruction a few years back and I picked it up again(new character). The thing that I'm confused about is that people say you have to complete the game(ie kill diablo and/or baal, depending on whether you have LOD) in order to fight those bipedal cows. How come I battled those guys without completing the game first? Possibly a bug? Or is there some kind of way to get to them without completing the game?
Asked by Mitth B - Tue May 11 21:22:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do it without beating the game. Transmuting the leg inside of the horadic or how ever you spell it cube at the area with rocks will bring you to the zombie cow level.
Answered by Trevor K. - Tue May 11 21:27:30 2010
Q. I played Diablo 2 Lord of Destruction a few years back and I picked it up again(new character). The thing that I'm confused about is that people say you have to complete the game(ie kill diablo and/or baal, depending on whether you have LOD) in order to fight those bipedal cows. How come I battled those guys without completing the game first? Possibly a bug? Or is there some kind of way to get to them without completing the game?
Asked by Mitth B - Tue May 11 21:22:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do it without beating the game. Transmuting the leg inside of the horadic or how ever you spell it cube at the area with rocks will bring you to the zombie cow level.
Answered by Trevor K. - Tue May 11 21:27:30 2010
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Holidaymakers in France are being warned to be on their guard after a group of aggressive mountain . cows. launched a series of ferocious attacks on tourists. A number of visitors to the Pyrenees have recently been attacked by irate bovine ...
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