Calves not allowed to stay with their mother are more stressed and grow less well Consumers of milk and cheese want cows and calves to stay together.
She’s given birth to six calves before — but now she finally gets to be a mother Most dairy cows aren’t allowed to mother their calves. Julie Føske Johnsen from the Norwegian Veterinary Institute is leading a new research project where cows get to visit their calves.
Happy farmer, happy cow To succeed with farm animals, you should enjoy yourself and be kind and calm. The result will be happy cows and more milk.
Calves aren’t being given enough milk Calves are subjected to a feeding regimen that is much too harsh, according to animal husbandry researchers. When allowed to drink as much as they wish the animals get healthier, happier and will yield more meat and milk.
Biggest threats to farmers have four legs Big animals are more dangerous for Norwegian farmers than even-bigger tractors, a new analysis shows. Cows are the chief culprits, causing the most work accidents on Norway's farms.