They may be perfect cows, attractive cows, cows with great personalities, cows lit by beautiful light, but they're still boring.
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Ranchers are just as interested in cow procreation as the cows are themselves (maybe more so?) because baby cows equal grown-ass cows and grown-ass cows equal cash money.
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The agricultural industry treats cows like little factories: plants consume solar energy, cows consume plants, cows turn solar energy into energy consumable by humans.
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"The cows taught me patience; the cows taught me responsibility," Mr. Kincaid, 64, said.
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In the wild, elephant cows raise their calves in a communal setting with other cows.
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However, if we need the cows urgently, Cibi said he could deliver the cows tomorrow.
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The cows were the first to go because cows are big, and killing them was easy.
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Many scenes are filled with snow, and almost all with animals: birds, cows, dogs, more cows.
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Impregnating cows is integral to dairy farming because cows produce milk only after birthing a calf.
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While unpainted cows and cows with black stripes endured upward of 110 bites in 30 minutes, the black-and-white cows suffered fewer than 60 in the same period, researchers found.
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Since the closing, Mr. Peters has taken in pregnant cows, calves and cows otherwise not giving milk.
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They also praised their cows, which were always one of a kind, and mocked their neighbors' cows.
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Cows currently out of stock The biggest growing pains for Shezi's business has been finding quality breeding cows.
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He started with four cows, and after 53 years those four cows turned into a 600-head operation.
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It is now a diversified operation with milking cows, breeding cows, vegetable crops, corn for feed, chickens, even honeybees.
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Cows stood on either side of us, and then, as we approached the shore, the cows were replaced by cow-looking rocks, sturdy black lumps that grazed on the hillside like the previous cows' petrified ancestors.
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Colwell sold a dozen cows in July 2015 that averaged £1,500 each—£500 more than other cows in the sale.
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Higher temperatures and humidity can stress out cows and reduce reproduction rates and milk yields if the cows eat less.
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It already has 72003 cows on the platform, with 216,2130 on the waitlist, and has alerted farmers about 2117 sick cows.
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Cows are revered in Rwanda: "When someone is rich, it's someone who has many cows," Mr. Nahimana said, with a laugh.
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I was intrigued by Barbara Bosch's "cows in blue," a drawing of three cows (in blue), but then I realized that I just liked cows, not this drawing, and that cute animals in pictures are the ultimate Tinder trap.
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When several cows that he bought died, he used their white bones to make a work of sculpture, "Lost Cows" (2000-1).
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"I encouraged everyone to put their hand on the cows so the cows knew where they were at all times," Meade explains.
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With the sculpture "Lost Cows," the artist found new life in the bones of several of his cows that had died suddenly.
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The charges come two years after video showing workers kicking and punching cows, and cows being hoisted up by the neck. —Motherboard
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Cows: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is moving forward with new rules to prevent sick cows from being slaughtered for food.
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The article describes how "armed youths from neighbouring communities" stole 58 cows, leaving seven people—and 653 cows—shot dead "in tragic crossfire".
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The cows must be allowed access to pasture, and must also be able to do things that cows do naturally (grazing, for example).
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Both the tracks' titles ("Planet of the Cows" and "Goloka," a Sanskrit name meaning "the world of cows") and a similarly thrashing suggest that these recordings are descendants of the vegan noise godhead's 2011 trilogy inspired by Vedic cows, appropriately titled Merzcow.
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Myth No. 3: Hindus worship cows Reality: Hindus do not pray to cows but they do regard all creation and all life as sacred.
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They come to a country full of cows and ask to come in, but the cows say no because the bears are too furry.
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Cows are considered sacred in the Hindu-majority country, and slaughtering cows or eating beef is illegal or restricted across much of the country.
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When the researchers infected the cows with Mycobacterium bovis, which causes tuberculosis, their genetically modified creations showed more resistance than the non-gene edited cows.
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"Please refer to them as steers, not cows," Mr. Corsino said, "Because cows are turned into hamburger and lunchmeat, and that's not who we are."
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What if, instead of bringing mountains of field corn to our cows, we brought our cows to the field and grazed them on the clover?
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Breeding dairy cows used to be a romantic affair — farmers would put two of their favorite cows in a pen together and hope for the best.
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We are talking about the small cows, not the high-yielding milking cows which are fed with grains and genetically modified crops and stuff like that.
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When authorities visited the farm, "Three pigs and five cows were recovered alive and approximately 70 cows were found dead," Livingston County Prosecutor William Vailliencourt said.
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After all, it's not easy to just get rid of cows when prices are down, then add on cows when the market is doing well again.
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We were sure of it now: the sound was that of lowing cows, trampling hooves, and herders calling out names that are given only to cows.
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We also came up with a rota for the cows to graze our fallow fields—every man invited Rukorera to bring the cows to his patch, not just in order to fertilize the land and receive milk in return but because having cows again made us happy.
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Then they did a whole bunch of farm chores ("I wouldn't even make my nanny do farm chores," #JustCorinneThings), including feeding cows, milking cows and shoveling manure.
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In SAB's cows, their bovine antibody genes were turned off and replaced with the human version of those genes, so the cows can make fully human antibodies.
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The owners of the cows, who are twin brothers, left them to roam and breed unsupervised, comparing them in one interview to revered holy cows in India.
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Grass-fed, pastured cows emit more methane overall that feedlot cows, though corn and soy diets do also have an effect on a cow's digestion and emissions.
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This will be made possible by a "401(k)" for cows, as Pandit described it, with 10 percent of the dairy's earnings going toward the cows' future care.
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A farm had to have enough cows to fill the tank to a decent level—60, as I remember, double the number of cows on the Richards' farm.
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It is legal to slaughter buffalo cows after they no longer produce milk, but Hindu activists in Uttar Pradesh said the industry masked the illicit slaughter of cows.
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Sometimes I would milk cows, sometimes I would walk the cows from one area to another, sometimes I would go to the well to get water for my neighbors.
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And the cows had likely caught it from eating animal feed made with the infected brain matter of other cows as well as yet another animal vulnerable to prions, sheep.
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After documenting workers beating and kicking cows, as well as cows limping and bearing open, untended wounds, Mercy for Animals handed over the footage to the SPCA in June 2014.
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The cows developed some resistance to tuberculosis (moo-berculosis?), though US Food and Drug Administration regulations may prevent us from seeing these cows in the US for a long time.
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In an attempt to work around this, Shezi is allowing people to invest in the farm before the cows get there, and then using the capital to buy the cows.
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How they did it: The researchers infected four cows with a protein that mimics the outside of the HIV virus and the cows' immune systems rapidly created antibodies in response.
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"Because our cheese is made from a single herd of outdoor cows, the milk can vary depending on the time of year and what the cows have eaten," he says.
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If they really cared about cows, he said, they should stop attacking other people and instead stop cows that munch on rubbish from ingesting plastic, a leading cause of death.
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A girl takes a picture of one of the 300 life-size painted and sculpted fiberglass cows on display as part of the "Cows on Parade" exhibition in Chicago, June 29.
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Its software also keeps the cows out of rivers and drains by creating virtual fences, and can detect when cows are in heat or about to give birth, among other things.
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Launched in 2015 with 26 cows, the project now includes more than 2,000 cows and has taken in 50 million rand, with 10 percent of investors coming from outside South Africa.
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At least two cows were reportedly seen with explosive vests in the southeastern village of Al Islah, where the vests were said to be remotely detonated when the cows approached homes.
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Although the cows seem to be settling into their island home, Cape Lookout spokesman B. G. Horvat suspects that the cows will likely be sedated and airlifted back to Cedar Island.
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They keep this schedule year-round, he said, to ensure his roughly 800 cows are milked three times a day, their calves are fed, and all cows are medically cared for.
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Sites mandated to handle cows, sheep and chickens All four Kenyan abattoirs are now mandated to transform their donkey slaughterhouses within 60 days to handle cows, sheep and chickens, Munya said.
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After 10 years of milking the cows every day, twice a day, I was worn out, and decided to sell the cows to a younger kid down the road and retire.
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Since then, the farm has installed four of the Lely robotic milkers, equipped the cows with activity trackers and doubled the number of its milking cows to 240, without adding workers.
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Herders travel by foot with their animals - usually cows.
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Wow I woke up and y'all really like cows !!
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The Secret Life of Cows , by Rosamund Young (Penguin) .
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They fed 100 cows normal cow feed, and spiked 100 cows' food with PTSO-containing onion extract, increasing by five grams per cow per day for five days, up to 25 grams.
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Cows were central to the first big riot between Hindus and Muslims, in Uttar Pradesh in 1893, which took place after Muslims had been stopped from slaughtering cows during an annual festival.
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In several other paintings, cows enter the picture, most decisively in "Cows and Clouds" from 1961, in which two animals seen from awkward perspectives lead into a wonderfully painted, relatively conventional vista.
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"Her thing is that on a farm if you don't milk the cows, the cows are not going to get milked — so there's something really rewarding about that proximity," Mr. Corenswet said.
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He saw cows with stringy tails, malformed hooves, giant lesions protruding from their hides and red, receded eyes; cows suffering constant diarrhea, slobbering white slime the consistency of toothpaste, staggering bowlegged like drunks.
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Take, for instance, the fact that you play a song for the cows in order to extract milk from them: in dairy farms, this has been proven to help cows produce more milk.
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A nautilus shell from the Indian Ocean formed into a cup (18 cows), or Indian mother-of-pearl shells incorporated into a vessel (20 cows), gave extra emotional value through their exotic provenance.
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" The misperception about cows and airplanes originated with a now-retracted fact sheet published by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's office that contained an ironic aside about getting rid of "farting cows and airplanes.
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Dead cows During the second day of CPAC, several speakers made jokes (some more seriously than others) about the Green New Deal, specifically suggesting that Democrats are looking to get rid of cows.
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"I didn't want to milk cows much more," he says.
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Ill cows are dragged with bulldozers and chains, becoming dismembered.
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Cows don't have even the remotest threat of going extinct.
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There cannot be sacred cows when it comes to SAA.
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Here, Alex goes to check on the cows and horses.
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Hindus commemorate the death of loved ones by honoring cows.
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Dead cows appear along roadsides, hooves pointed to the sky.
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There is an aspect of cows he finds very amusing.
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Factory farming of pigs, chickens and cows has many opponents.
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"Wake up at four and milk the cows," she says.
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Lawyers will argue that one until the cows come home.
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Eliminating DST provides endless benefits – and not just for cows.
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Milk that comes from cows is normally packed with microorganisms.
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Cows produce greenhouse gases, and greenhouse gases drive global warming.
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The cows, adds Zaidi, are among the world's most pampered.
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Having cows at the center of farming is very important.
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In the north, Muslims suspected of killing cows get lynched.
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Then I could just use cows to do my job.
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Cows graze amid marshy ponds and tangerine and hazelnut orchards.
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It is just that they are mostly pigs and cows.
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This means that ranchers' cost of raising cows is falling.
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But one group of animals seems unmoved by eclipses: cows.
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On the farm, chickens and cows return to the barn.
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They contain genomic information about millions of bulls and cows.
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Or we should all be eating insects instead of cows.
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Ted Cruz loves butter cows, but does he love metal?
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If you drive by, you'll see horses, sheep, and cows.
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Real progress may require both sides to rethink sacred cows.
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Cuddle with cows in Upstate New York —Mountain Horse Farm
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Two more cows, both yearlings, were found three weeks later.
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The canvas is a huge field where cows once grazed.
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In the beginning, the militants routinely slaughtered cows for feasts.
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"We had 14 cows in the backyard," says Gayán proudly.
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Methane has many sources, including flatulent cows and decomposing landfills.
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Only about 2,200 of these cows were slaughtered in 2018.
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"I am looking for new cows posted online," he explains.
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I promised my daughter I would never slaughter our cows.
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It sounds like those cows had nice lives, roaming free.
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Cows like to lay around, eat grass, and enjoy sunshine.
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The cows act as an equivalency to Renaissance market value.
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Cows and yak and horses wander around the quiet pastures.
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Conventional thinking says that cows are bad for climate change.
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But cows didn't evolve to sit in feedlots getting fat.
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By August as many as eight more cows were dead.
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His cows began feeding before he could round them up.
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They can't immediately grow more crops or milk more cows.
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Yes, as in milk that comes from individual, traceable cows.
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Cows are also a source of fertilizer, Dr. White said.
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They are the Ben and Jerry cows, black and white.
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"They say the cows are killing the fish," Cronin said.
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Believe me, they won't taste that different; cows don't change.
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He said that cows must be protected, but within limits.
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Behind them marched captured herdsmen, driving their cows and rams.
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"I wanted to give my community everlasting cows," Nkuraiya says.
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Women turning into hares, foxes, crows, cows, fish, seals, trees.
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Wild cows returned home after hurricane, the Associated Press reports.
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"We don't know that much about raising cows," he said.
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Yes, they'll continue to make AAA cash cows as well.
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Remarkably, cows over age 10 seem nearly invulnerable to hunters.
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Ted Cruz, too, made reference to the removal of cows.
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You can also tour the cheese factory and milk cows.
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Its clearings were filled with mango plantings, its cows sturdy.
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"Everywhere I put my cows it didn't burn," said Boggs.
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It's impossible to talk about Terceira Island without mentioning cows.
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Some regions need not worry about revolutionary cows at all.
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All Cows Eat Grass live by the manifesto: Be Kool.
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Was there any hesitation about making a song about cows?
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The victim, Pehlu Khan, was among five men beaten by vigilantes when a cow convoy was intercepted by vigilantes, though Khan's family claims that the cows were dairy cows and not intended for slaughter.
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Given the task of creating an aroma that would attract cows to eat their hay, he read that cows like the smell of licorice "so I added a lot," he said with a laugh.
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As I read, I recalled "Animal Husbandry," Zigman's lighthearted first novel about a dumped woman who develops a theory about male behavior predicated on animal science (briefly, bulls leave old cows for new cows).
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"When I hear that the Fed is going to keep tightening until the cows come home, it makes me think that the cows are actually headed to the slaughterhouse, so I grow concerned," Cramer said.
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In "Cow Gets Pissed Off at Kid," a journalist stages an interview near the prize cows of a local fair when some little punk enters the shot and starts beating on a couple of cows.
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Like cows, cells grown in a culture must be fed too.
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He also helped buy the cows to pay for Chaha's dowry.
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I know a lot about cows, I have never drawn one.
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The rural communities around Chernobyl drank milk from their own cows.
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Hughes installed robots for his herd of 110 cows in 2012.
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"We have enough grass to feed the cows," says Vinton, 66.
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Next to Homeland, Shameless is one of Showtime's major cash cows.
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Stura, the founder of Skylands, has a soft spot for cows.
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She runs the house and takes care of the family cows.
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Crops, cows, power stations and factories all need lots of water.
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These cows deserve an award for being outstanding in their field.
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Cows are considered sacred to Hindus and are worshipped during Diwali.
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The cows go to get milked when they feel like it.
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We would milk the cows in the morning and at night.
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During the field test, the surrounding cows were understandably not impressed.
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The rest of the cows gather around, watching her, watching Tas.
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The cows, guernseys, roam in the pasture, munching and looking happy.
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"Local authorities say: 'We'll take away your cows,'" says Mr Habineza.
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Sheep and cows are frequently driven across the border for slaughtering.
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Cows have an outsized climate impact for a few main reasons.
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Cows chilling in what was part of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest.
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You'd be killing 300 to 400 cows a day, for weeks.
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Romney joked that Smith should teach the veterans to milk cows.
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So big animals like cows or reindeer are especially at risk.
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So if you find these cows, please give them a hand.
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PBMs, once seen as cash cows, also face an uncertain future.
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Red lines were crossed, sacred cows slaughtered, rules bent beyond recognition.
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Giving cows bacterial resistance to diseases could be a huge deal.
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And it might not be for the good of its cows.
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For a clue into how they're preparing, watch for the COWS.
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"Before there was money, cows were the currency," Shezi tells CNN.
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It's all about respecting what the cows want too, she said.
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Ice cream can even be made without the help of cows.
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Thanks to selective breeding, American cows are more productive than ever.
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Rumor has it that cows have trouble going down the stairs.
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The world has a lot of cows—more than 1.5 billion.
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About 7% of you think chocolate milk comes from brown cows.
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He has four cows, and some sheep are arriving next week.
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So it's more than just stock photos of cows and crops.
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"Traditionally, they can't keep their cows in one place," he said.
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Our mixed-breed dairy cows are just like really big Labradors.
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Camels, goats, horses and cows have been dying in record numbers.
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Cows belch and fart methane, thanks to their peculiar digestive tracts.
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And hopefully, the "cows of the future" will also fart less.
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Already robots are milking the cows on some giant dairy farms.
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Lightning has killed more people; so have toasters, bathtubs and cows.
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A hurricane's severe flooding couldn't stop these cows from coming home.
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To summarize the science, cows emit gas and it's no joke.
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It makes the cows eat more and then produce more milk.
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We have 150 cows, and we milk them twice a day.
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Dead cows have occasionally been found in the empty guest rooms.
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Humans can become infected by drinking raw milk from infected cows.
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Here was a true Tutsi: he thought of his cows first.
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So Rukorera decided to settle in our village with his cows.
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The entire village accepted Rukorera, and especially his cows, with enthusiasm.
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Cows are considered sacred in Hinduism, and eating beef is prohibited.
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His cows must be artificially inseminated using semen from registered flocks.
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Most of the meat comes from pigs and cows they raise.
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The only visible inhabitants were cows, antelopes, prairie dogs and rattlesnakes.
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All milk, chocolate or not, comes from cows of all varieties.
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"Obviously people weren't really paying for things in cows," Cleland said.
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It happens pretty frequently to cows, sheep, deer, and yes, reindeer.
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Half of that is American-made cheese, from our domestic cows.
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KS: Yeah, the cows will be thrilled, except they won't be.
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I start passing sidewalls with murals of cows and farm animals.
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Farmers there once grew grapes for raisins and raised dairy cows.
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A man on an ATV was herding cows across the road.
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Nobody, by the way, knows where Bulls and Cows came from.
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"Some of the cows positively enjoy being up here," Colwell says.
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We're looking at calves, cows, goats, sheep as well as deer.
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I wonder if I can get a book out of cows.
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The current trend in breeding is to focus on the cows.
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About every half-hour we came across a gathering of cows.
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I abandoned the cows and hid between rows of sugar cane.
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He said the cows died in the spring, possibly from pneumonia.
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Cows and bulls are the most important currency here, not cash.
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He's auctioned off pigs, cows and dairy steer since age 9.
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"We're drawing attention to the objectification of cows," Cassie King said.
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The school's 2400 dairy cows also contribute their share of methane.
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British and Irish cows moo at each other over low fences.
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The dairy plans to eventually have 2500,235 cows on the property.
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Who would want to take away your hamburgers and eliminate cows?
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All the cows I've eaten have come back to haunt me.
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No one was sure if cows would actually eat the seaweed.
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And, more milk is being produced from fewer cows (and manure).
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I wonder how different things would be if cows could vote.
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He misses patting the cows and scratching them behind their ears.
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He began running while herding cows when he was a teenager.
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And what were these cows experiencing with their new VR glasses?
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Cows are considered sacred and holy animals among practitioners of Hinduism.
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When stealth was required, I listened carefully for cows or trucks.
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Cows defecate and urinate in the same place where they eat.
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Fatima Ali Hassan used to own dozens of goats and cows.
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All around us are animals — birds, turkeys, cows, sheep and goats.
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In all, the Kaltenbachs lost 130 cows and about 70 calves.
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Worries about intensity, with cows living inside, might also be inflated.
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It's a calm, summer evening and the cows are peaceful too.
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The study's results largely come down to what the cows eat.
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However, it is legal to transport dairy cows with official permission.
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One of the latest, published in October in the Journal of Cleaner Production, showed that dairy cows eating a diet containing 1% Asparagopsis produce only a third of the methane belched by cows on seaweedless diets.
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As a fifth-generation dairy farmer who grew up on a 900 acre farm with 100 cows, Margot now runs a smaller operation with only 12 cows in order to make more premium and organic products.
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When those polled were told how most cows spend the summer at grass and the winter in comfortable barns, more than a third said they would buy milk from cows that lived in sheds year-round.
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It's certainly unclear what the future of meat might look like, but just know you will continue to see scientists work really hard to make things that are not cows look, taste, and bleed like cows.[JFS]
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"For example, if alerted to a drought, instead of migrating long distances a pastoralist with 200 cows can sell some of the cows and buy hay for the remaining animals, avoiding the need to migrate," he said.
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It no more does any of these things than it bans cows.
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Seminole reservations, farmland, and dairy farms—I saw cows in black, white,
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The former, HerdWatch, is a tracking and notification solution for lost cows.
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"The town has 350 [or] 400 residents and 1,000 cows," Tas says.
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Now he owns Jersey cows and makes a sourdough-based pizza dough.
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They're much more captivating than sheep or cows or horses, I think.
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A vegan world would have no need of cows, happy or sad.
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The cows are enjoying some final warmth before the long winter comes.
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We killed the cows and had a party, to celebrate our achievement.
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Dairy cows' apparent love for slow music has been fairly well-documented.
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It's 2019 and even cows are hopping on the self-care train.
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Shelters for old cows are often overcrowded, says Kavita Srivastava, an activist.
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In South Sudan, brideprices may be anything from 30 to 300 cows.
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Cows, however, have been widely criticized as being a high-methane emitter.
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And because cows are ruminants, they belch methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
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President Zuckerberg, who is right now on the campaign trail milking cows.
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At some point around dawn, I wandered down to see the cows.
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Maybe the cows this time around will be a little more flustered.
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We have taken in goats, cats, dogs, ducks, chickens, roosters and cows.
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Kangaroos are known to steal the scant food the cows do get.
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The rhinos include adult breeding bulls and cows, young adults and calves.
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PETA suggests that women who have been raped are just like cows.
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Modi said protecting cows was right, but it should be done legally.
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"We use fresh, unpasteurised milk, coming straight from our cows," she explains.
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Dairy cows calves like these three often have a short, hard life.
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"We eat old and very fat cows," says Basque butcher Imanol Jaca.
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Hinduism, India's dominant religion, considers cows sacred, and killing them is taboo.
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His favorite example is sourcing whole cows from local farmers in Colorado.
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Cows, much like any other animal, inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.
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We get into our wetsuits in a mucky field full of cows.
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Also, cows are sometimes given extra feed to withstand the low temperatures.
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Our beef is the best because I have land for the cows.
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I mean, just look at those cows under their serene, summery sky.
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Since 2002 the number of cows in Britain has fallen by 5%.
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VICE: How did you end up styling cows in your spare time?
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Others said the Islamists had intervened to recover stolen motorcycles or cows.
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He is milking dairy cows, which provide most of his family's income.
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She said they would help relocate the cows back to their home.
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He would fight with anyone -- even the most sacred cows in politics.
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But his ten cows couldn't satisfy the needs of the whole village.
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It brings me such joy ... I don't even like cows that much.
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Mr. Sweetman was on the other side of the door, milking cows.
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While 124 cows, 48 calves, and 59,000 pork knuckles are also consumed.
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They're cutting wood, tilling fields, milking cows, stirring cheese and harvesting courgettes.
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"My cows' milk production is no longer affected by drought," she explained.
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Now, if there's anything scarier than bears, spiders and snakes, it's... cows?
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Each year, cows kill about 20 people, typically by kicking or trampling.
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Introduced predators like goats and cows have thinned the snail's numbers significantly.
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And the exhibition labels communicate this value through a unified measurement: cows.
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Perhaps with Bradford's plan, these cows can add savior to their résumé.
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There's dead deer, dead cows, dead wildlife, miles of fence gone away.
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To keep up milk production, cows have to give birth every year.
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Older cows often suffer from osteoarthritis and other uncomfortable symptoms of aging.
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The result is a booming preholiday trade in goats, cows and sheep.
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Sometimes his cows go thirsty for two days before finding drinking water.
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So we got to feed baby cows and do all of that.
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She fled by foot, leaving behind 15 cows, a house, and land.
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If cows are such a problem, should we get rid of them?
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It doesn't have all the same amino acids as milk from cows.
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" Matt Scharping, of Phenom Genetics, agreed: "It's really all about the cows.
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More incredibly, Elliot's practice captures the sheer variety of cows that exist.
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"We're not cows, we're not meant to be grazing animals," she warns.
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Decomposing waste at the bottom of landfills creates methane, as do cows.
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An alternative approach is to put the sensors inside the cows themselves.
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Tuskless elephant cows drinking from a watering hole at Addo elephant park.
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Music lessens anxiety in shelter dogs and helps cows produce more milk.
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As the sun began to set the cows crossed one final highway.
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Of course, in the process, he upset entrenched interests and sacred cows.
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Cows graze in the field where Mr. Wang officially began the project.
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The researchers suspected the brush would come in second for hungry cows.
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He was now focused full time on farming and owned 35 cows.
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Maybe the world would be a better place if cows ate humans.
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Research showed that cows move around more when they're ready to breed.
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It took two hundred and fifty thousand cows to make one airship.
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The assorted cheeses are all made with raw milk from Jersey cows.
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Dairy cows, for example, are a key part of the milk industry.
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"We're proud of raising cows and taking care of them," he said.
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I didn't hurt any cows, dogs, cats, or frogs, or fucking ants.
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Yak milk can have twice as much fat as that of cows.
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If cows have horns, the danger of injuries to the animals and humans is greater," said Stefan Gilgen, whose 48 cows provide 1,000 liters of milk daily to Swiss dairy Emmi AG. "Each farm should decide for itself.
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Early reports estimated the deaths at about 15,000 cows, but as more calves are being discovered in the melting snow, the figures are now closer to 35,000, or about 10 percent of all dairy cows in the region.
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Odaga, who so far has bought six cows using the service, said he frequently used to get "tricked by middlemen who would sell me cows at a much higher price than what they had originally bought them for".
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Some people, though, really mess up that bell curve by going vegetarian or vegan, and not eating any cows, pigs, or chicken, and in the case of vegans, leaving milk to the cows and eggs to the chickens.
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It is hard to put a value on the seized cattle because the price of cows ranges from zero for animals near death to 113,000 rupees (about $385), if not more, at cattle markets for healthy milk cows.
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Restrictions on the movement of goods and cattle at all of the Van Leeuwen group's farms were sufficient to control the spread of the disease, which occurs when affected cows come in close contact with other cows, it said.
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However, Chuck Sattler, the vice president of genetic programs at Select Sires, told Newsweek that some cows already have tuberculosis resistance-conferring gene—meaning we might be able to breed these cows to get around the tough FDA regulations.
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Cows too sick to walk are dragged by the neck across cement floors.
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Trump spoke down the road from where Pat Merkes raises 80 dairy cows.
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Back on the farm in Kenya, Wafula tends to her three Fresian cows.
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The cows Khan was walking home were supposed to add to his income.
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Prions affect a variety of mammals besides humans, including sheep, cats, and cows.
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" WATCH SUBPOENA POWER: "They can ask for it until the cows come home.
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But, as Kukla rightly points out, cows aren't only good for milk production.
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As the a2 Milk Company tells it, their cows produce only A2 proteins.
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Yes, they're feeding candy to cows -- and they've been doing it for years.
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In that time, Rosy-Lane Holsteins has grown from 80 cows to 950.
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It is true, however, that cows hold a special place in Hindu society.
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Perfumes are cash cows for fashion brands because they are an accessible purchase.
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Zacharia planted rice on her portion but the other family's cows trampled it.
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Tas calls his cows with a series of low, loud yelps and moos.
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The world is full of big, beautiful cows just waiting to be adored.
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That was after she took us to "help" milk her boyfriend Carlos's cows.
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Like they cut off the balls of, you know, cows and such. Really?
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"So the cows, mainly Brown Swiss, must be happy and chilled," says Curnow.
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He enjoys the company of the cows and the feeling it gives him.
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A stereotypical Tutsi is tall and thin (like Mr Kagame), and owns cows.
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" Afterwards, "we took their cows, their land and the contents of their houses.
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Here's a good thing: a pleasant video of cows is currently enchanting Reddit.
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It was all one big misunderstanding—she just felt sorry for the cows.
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We don't have sheep, we don't have horses, and we don't have cows.
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If you were lucky, your best cows would produce one calf each year.
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And they've been quietly competing to produce the country's most genetically elite cows.
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Milk, the kind from cows, was once a staple of the American diet.
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Cows are the main culprit of livestock methane — through flatulence, belching and manure.
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Cows, however, are not chowing down on that relatively expensive soy or flax.
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The real villains of your piece were, the cows, or really, the bulls.
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For example: cows emit greenhouse gases, so let's lab-grow a replacement beef.
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It also allows the Masai people to graze their cows and grow crops.
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"And it's not surprising, because cows and horses are social animals," she said.
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From the report:Three elephant cows stormed the hunters and Botha shot at them.
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So, replacing tallow in banknotes won't actually save the lives of any cows.
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Some animals are pretty efficient, but cows are not so good at that.
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Jaca sources his from either vaca (treasured former dairy cows) or buey (ox).
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Parker is essentially offering to slowly turn their dairy cows into pricey hamburger.
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Cows are seen feeding at the New Hope Dairy in Galt, California, Nov.
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They migrate across this vast desert, with their cows, using stars for navigation.
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Just as egg farmers prefer hens, dairy farmers prefer polled, or hornless, cows.
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"Cows don't understand shutting off three months out of the year," said McMahon.
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He can do sit-ups "until the cows come home," he told VICE.
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"That's the lining of the cows stomach–it holds everything in," Gabe says.
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India is home to some 200m cows and more than 100m water buffaloes.
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The country's cows and buffaloes produce a fifth of all the world's milk.
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"We don't have any animals, but all my neighbors have cows," he says.
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Herdsmen described how bandits wielding AK-47s had taken their cows and sheep.
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He also said his cows kept completely disappearing and then turning up mutilated.
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When the cows reached Chicago, they were slaughtered and the tubes were retrieved.
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I think of them kind of like cows, in terms of their personality.
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The Muirheads have a lot of sheep and a few cows as well.
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"Everything is on the table and there are no sacred cows," Flannery said.
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No sacred cows," Flannery added in an interview on "Squawk on the Street.
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As you travel, each team counts cows on their side of the road.
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Even cows would have to go -- essentially, anything that contributes to global warming.
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Rukorera and his family survived by hunting and by drinking their cows' milk.
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When the cows come back, this is where I will bring our herd.
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They're down to about three dozen dairy cows, from a peak of 100.
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He ran a dairy farm in nearby Middle Village that had 200 cows.
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It could also be used as a summer pasture for cows and yearlings.
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These cows were bred for physical endurance, giving them more intramuscular fat cells.
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Only the pregnant cows and breeding cattle are allowed to graze on pasture.
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"I know what my work is, and these cows are mine," he said.
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Phoenix is the Angus bull, and Freya and Cow Polly are the cows.
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For the very same reason, nobody ever worries that cows will go extinct.
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Methane is created in cattle production when cows pass gas, belch and defecate.
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According to Chick-fil-A, the cows are running a "self-preservation campaign."
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The demise of Steller's sea cows helped convince scientists that extinction is possible.
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As its name suggests, these worms grow inside the conjunctival sacs of cows.
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And the images of shining fields and happy cows fell into the emotional
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These events have become cash cows for celebs -- weddings Bar Mitzvahs and such.
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So we take the seaweed and we bring it to the cows. Yeah.
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Feed it to cows, and then their entire carbon footprint is basically eliminated.
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Almost immediately afterwards, cows escaped from the farm next door and trampled everything.
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We brought the cows into the barn from the pasture and fed them.
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Cows and horses grazed in the hills and occasionally wandered into the road.
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The City Council was flooded with complaints from neighbors who missed the cows.
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Cows began to gather around the flames, and silence fell across the bush.
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Singh said he sells the best cows to local Hindu farmers and landowners.
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Lonely Planet highly commends the burgers at Cocks and Cows on Gammel Strand.
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And would it be good for the planet to get rid of cows?
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Cows and other ruminants are responsible for two-thirds of those agricultural emissions.
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Visiting Grøndalen Gårdsmejeri, they grouped the dairy farm's cows into teams of four.
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Then there's the fact that we don't really treat those cows so well.
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Not the worst — I worked for a meatpacker picking up dead cows once.
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We dry mangoes for pickling, feed cows leftover roti and make model airplanes.
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And yeah, those cows, sheep and pigs are headed for our bellies too.
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Our cows and wheat fields will have to become radically more efficient, too.
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The future for cows without calves to care for is a bleak one.
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Per the Sentinel: Meanwhile, the cows must have their own folklore to tell.
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She owned seven cows, 15 sheep, more than 25 goats and a donkey.
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He doesn't let sacred cows stand in his way, numerous Disney executives said.
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Back on Messico, I was happy to be once again following the cows.
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Another thing that immediately struck me was just how many cows there were.
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"Women were regarded as no better than the cows they milked," she said.
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Another consignment of 3,000 cows was on the cards but not yet ordered.
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Trump wasn't afraid of slaughtering a sacred cow -- or all the sacred cows!
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"The cows and camels couldn't see where they were going," Mr. Leparole said.
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The list goes on: Muslims lynched for transporting cows, an animal Hindus revere.
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Some cows straggled through, while the rest turned back to the original bank.
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Up and down the rows of cows, bawling and waiting for alfalfa pellets.
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Cows have always been a traditional form of wealth; now they're big business.
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On a steady platform, their research concluded, cows likely won't spew their cud.
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Nothing mooves people or cows more than the sound of a saxophone solo.
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He heard dairy farmers say they couldn't get their cows milked without immigrants.
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The cows appeared in the security camera footage at 1:45 a.m. Monday.
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That gives Latin America's biggest country, population 206 million, more cows than people.
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"I need to tend to my cows," Grandma Chaem said, and slipped away.
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Coastal Maine has a lot of seaweed and a fair number of cows.
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" He also claimed that the Green New Deal would mean "no more cows.
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Cows are considered sacred by Hindus, and most Indian states forbid killing them.
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In South Sudan, for example, a bride cost 12 cows a decade ago.
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Ten days later, Mr. Gardiner was still burying cows on his family's ranch.
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What that means for the elk — and the cows — remains to be seen.
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Welfare groups play on that intuition people have about indoor cows, she says.
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Many Hindus, who form about 80 percent of India's population, consider cows sacred.
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We'll run down your problems like we're rodeo cowboys roping cows for pay.
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Imagine, for a moment, that America's cows decided to stage a military coup.
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So in the vast, figuratively crappy soils of Middle America, cows reign supreme. .
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Should they revolt, poor cows wouldn't stand a chance — even in South Dakota.
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And whatever passes through — from milk to cows — would need to be verified.
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"The ranchers and the police are colluding to intimidate us," says one Samburu elder, who admits to illegal grazing on Segera Ranch, but is unhappy that his cows were "arrested" and that he was fined the equivalent of two cows.
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"When I found out that milk came from mama cows, I didn't want to drink it anymore because I didn't want mama cows to give up their milk for me when it's supposed to go to their babies," Genesis said.
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He didn't want medicated livestock excreting drugs that might harm the worms and insects living in his soil — most cows are routinely dewormed — so he tracked down a herd of untreated cows and borrowed them for the summer of 2005.
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"A tin of beans doesn't feed the cows," grumbles an old hand in Coonabarabran.
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They then continued to feed the cows 25 grams of extract for two months.
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Cows chow down at a ranch owned by Harold Griffith in Fort Morgan, Colorado.
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All 195 cows raised on the farm had been culled to contain the disease.
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The victims have been accused of either smuggling cows for slaughter or carrying beef.
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The victims have been accused of either smuggling cows for slaughter or eating beef.
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They were part of a larger group of about 14 cows that were recovered.
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If I lived in the countryside, I'd start raising my own cows and chickens!
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Sharks and venomous snakes kill about 1 American per year, cows more than 20.
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The word could be applied to many-colored textiles, metals, and even spotted cows.
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Khan's wife, Khurdisan, denied that her husband and been leading any cows to slaughter.
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Across the country, farmers are building actual connected networks of cows, pigs, and chickens.
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In the region, four farms have already sold their cows due to the cancelation.
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Many Hindus believe cows are sacred and killing them is banned in most states.
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No, the researchers specifically studied cows from the Gyr (or Gir) region of India.
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You have to drink water from puddles from watering holes where cows have been.
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His blog, which deals with science, skepticism, and faith, is called No Sacred Cows.
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Unlike some of his neighbors, Mr. Smith saved his house and his 100 cows.
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The cows' antibodies are currently undergoing two clinical trials to determine if they're safe.
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Oklahoma has more cows than people, and neither have a whole lot to do.
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The same creek flowed down to a pasture where the Tennants grazed their cows.
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Cows and goats, living in wooden riverside cages, also defecate straight into the Kapuas.
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In Dry Cereal, Spy Fox must stop an evil goat from imprisoning all cows.
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Soon the bugs will be gone and the cows will move into to barn.
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The product identifies cows in the barn by their unique black and white patterns.
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We drive to West Glover to meet the "downtown cows" at Merle Young's farm.
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However, following the notice, a few cows decide to hold a cow thief ransom.
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Accordion music is to these cows as virtually any saxophone solo is to me.
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Or if it is, then I have some very clever cows in my shed!
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India's government has strict laws surrounding cow slaughter because cows are sacred in Hinduism.
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That is cheaper than assessing farmers' losses, or checking if nomads' cows have died.
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Sheep, cows and pigs are all roughly the right size to host human organs.
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Most of India's 29 states have either banned or restricted the killing of cows.
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Read: The Mundari -- The tribe dying for their cows "We weren't prepared," says Ladkani.
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But their cows still need alfalfa, one of the most water-intensive crops around.
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Earlier, the cows were tied under the tree and urine would go to waste.
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Happy cows may come from California, but their farts could be overheating the atmosphere.
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Too often students are treated as cash cows to be milked for research funding.
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But then again, so did airlifting thousands of dairy cows to the Arabian desert.
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Others are paid by wealthy urbanites to fatten their cows on other people's land.
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The pit was 10 feet deep located inside a large barn that housed cows.
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Mooo-ve over cows — Ellie B. has her own demo to take care of.
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In dairy cows, they have had less luck, making genetic engineering an attractive alternative.
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The number of dairy cows and total milk production would decrease by a quarter.
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"There aren't any cows to milk here, kid," an emaciated Harley Quinn lookalike deadpans.
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Cows, a flash point in any discussion about climate change, may also present problems.
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Raw milk is milk from cows or other animals that has not been pasteurized.
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It's made from whey protein produced by genetically modified yeast rather than by cows.
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That would make me panic – if all those big cows come running at you.
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James Edgar woke up at half past four to milk 1003 cows this morning.
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During the digestion process, cows produce methane that is then expelled into the atmosphere.
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Young cows wait to be auctioned at the German Masters Sale in Bitburg, Germany.
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With little around except "mooing cows," the brothers turned to coding to occupy themselves.
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Many Hindus believe cows are sacred and killing them is banned in some states.
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It would have to be a big, personable animal such as cows or pigs.
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The new rules define cattle as bulls, cows, buffalo, steers, heifers, calves and camels.
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There were panels on everything from climate change to robots, hornless cows to honeybees.
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Its "Cash Cows" ETFs buy companies with strong cash flows and healthy balance sheets.
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East had envisioned Iowa as a land composed solely of corn, tractors and cows.
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But this isn't the first time we've seen baby cows sporting earmuffs like these.
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Indian yellow was originally made from the urine of cows fed only mango leaves.
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Participants must be at least 12 years old to spend time with the cows.
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There are cows and then there is beef; lamb to me is just lamb.
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Within the grounds, there is an apple orchard, vegetable gardens, and hundreds of cows.
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If cows were fed non-organic grains, the milk they produce is not organic.
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Just like cats and dogs, pigs, chickens, cows, and other farm animals deserve compassion.
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On season three of "Shark Tank," the sharks didn't go in for the cows.
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Most of the farming in Iceland currently involves livestock such as sheep or cows.
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But cows that wander inside the building can get injured by the sharp rubble.
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As the master, he had nothing to fear, even from the most irascible cows.
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At nightfall, the cows returned to the kraal, and every evening was a party.
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He and his family and his cows had moved on, silently, during the night.
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But somehow they immediately become sacred cows as if they had existed since 1776.
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The climate crisis is reason enough to address the impacts of corn and cows.
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Instead, with no new buyer on the horizon, the Coombs are culling their cows.
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"Amazon is a data-driven company with very few sacred cows," Mr. Hariharan said.
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Their cows are housed in huge barns, more like hangars, away from their homes.
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"There's really no sacred cows when it comes to the methodology anymore," Farmer said.
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"Seaweed is something that cows are known to eat," Paul said in a statement.
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When a son wants to earn the respect of his father, he gives cows.
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The cows were first spotted on the island in October, reports the Charlotte Observer.
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In the 1980s, a few cows were found dead and mutilated in eastern Oregon.
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There's been no drop in milk yields on the cows using the seaweed additive.
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Cows eat alfalfa, which bees pollinate, meaning bees have a hand in dairy products.
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"Monoculture is not agriculture," he said stroking one of the cows under her chin.
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Two flower girls, actually cows named Mona and Lisa, were led by their handler.
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Imagine a whole field of cows just vanish at the drop of a hat.
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Police said they could not verify the allegation that the men were smuggling cows.
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" The older son shortly returned and reported, "Father, Cibi has 6 cows for sale.
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Maybe move to a remote farm somewhere and raise goats and cows, she adds.
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They think it's out of respect, as with sacred cows and vegetarianism in Hinduism.
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What about how cows are the leading source of methane gas in our atmosphere?
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A silver 1585 parade tanker from Prague decorated with rock crystals equals 158 cows.
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"Otherwise the goats and cows will come and drink our precious water," Nkosi said.
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"Learning to avoid hunters increases survival for mature cows," Boyce wrote in an email.
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You couldn't afford to have your cows be food instead of working your fields.
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After rumors of a level filled with demonic cows caught fire on Diablo's Battle.
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Then, there were those old Hershey's chocolate milk commercials starring brown cows (see below).
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They had chickens and cows in the yard — everything went straight into the ocean.
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In it, the authors took on one of evolutionary biology's sacred cows: natural selection.
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They are breast-feeding wolf cubs and disemboweling cows and using snakes as belts.
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In India's Pink City, the streets are filled with palaces, temples and, sometimes, cows.
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The cattle fair there has better milk cows than the local markets, Yunus explained.
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Cows release some of that methane through their flatulence, but much more by burping.
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They like their trips to the Midwest to visit cows and stuff like that.
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Lions, likewise, killed four people in Mozambique in 2016, not to mention 220 cows.
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Bulls are male cows, and gender is a construct, ergo: Taurus is a cow.
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Other animals, like cows, have absconded from slaughterhouses in the area in the past.
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The cow in the work may likely be in the presence of other cows.
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They survive by tending to their cows and sheep and small plots of land.
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Farmers who raise dairy cows or cattle or grow produce are in similar situations.
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And with 278m dairy cows in the world, there is no shortage of customers.
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"We're drawing attention to the objectification of cows," Cassie King at DxE told me.
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Hindus consider cows sacred, and they have sometimes accused Muslims of killing the animals.
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" The older son shortly returned and reported, "Father, Cibi has six cows for sale.
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During the trip, they passed grazing cows and pens packed with turkeys and chickens.
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Cows and frozen Chinese water chestnuts were listed as tariff-free imports from Wakanda.
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The man: Boras grew up milking cows on his father's dairy farm outside Sacramento.
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They said it was not fair to protect cows at the cost of people.
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Estina was to buy cows for local farmers and process milk at the farm.
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During the day, the cave is filled with the sound of cows and roosters.
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A team of scientists wanted to know: What makes senior cows so survival-savvy?
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The invading herders had stolen all of Mr. Lekisio's cows and ransacked his house.
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He was able to slay the sacred cows there that people were afraid of.
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Mr. Khan, a Muslim, stood accused of smuggling cows, which are sacred to Hindus.
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Camels produce far less milk than cows, and they have much longer gestation periods.
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His secret was cows' milk, herbal chutney and seasonal fruit that ripened in sunshine.
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There can be no sacred cows when the whole herd is about to perish.
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He milks 450 cows in Manitowoc at his family-operated Meadow Brook Dairy Farms.
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In my mother's town, winter blizzards were so savage that cows froze to death.
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In deference to Hindu sensitivities, the slaughter of cows is illegal in Uttar Pradesh.
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Ratliff figured he was hit while running through the gunfight to save the cows.
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One reason Paglia gets under people's skin is that she has no sacred cows.
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Eric Weaver, a Pennsylvania dairy farmer, posted one of his cows undergoing genomic testing.
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One example is the rash of people beaten up or killed for slaughtering cows.
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If you didn't slaughter the sacred cows, you'd never get to the tastiest filet.
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Looks like cows popping up on the road in New Hampshire is a thing.
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Balvenie Castle is surrounded by verdant barley fields and more of those highland cows.
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Unlike Spanish bullfighting, these Swiss cows seem to fight because they feel like it.
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Their people have been accused of killing cows, so they are playing the victim.
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So why is the government paying to artificially inflate the number of dairy cows?
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In March, the USDA began two studies of PFAS in cows from Schaap's herd; the agency will analyze blood, plasma, and tissue samples from some 120 cows, to calculate how PFAS levels in water translate to PFAS levels in milk and meat.
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"Moose just seems to be hanging out and having a good time, so she's just out here eating grass, and she's been sleeping with the cows, and when the cows get up and eat she gets up as well," Abbott told WCAX.
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These protocols were established due to fear over previous cases, and consist of screening cows that show physical symptoms of the disease (like changed temperature and loss of coordination) and sending these cows for further tests instead of allowing them to be slaughtered.
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Sure, they aren't celebrating cows by sparing them – they still count steak among their topping options, which the cows might not think is much cause for celebration – but a little discounted pizza to celebrate the food-perfection that is cheese is always welcome.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her allies conceded they wouldn't be able to "fully get rid of farting cows" in a controversial document describing her Green New Deal resolution earlier this year, Republicans have insisted that Democrats are planning to eradicate cows and beef.
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Attaching the bombs to the cows and sending them into the village meant the Islamic State operatives got close enough to release the cows near its entrance without being caught and were able to stay close enough to detonate the bombs, he said.
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The slaughter of cows, which many Hindus consider sacred, was already banned in most parts of India, but Hindu hard-liners and vigilante groups out to protect cows have been increasingly asserting themselves since Mr. Modi's government came to power in 2014.
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It can also reduce methane emissions from cattle farms if you feed it to cows.
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Ever since, its catalogue has proven to be one of its most reliable cash cows.
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With temperatures approaching 50 degrees, the cows are suffering heat stress and producing less milk.
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"It was a difficult exercise," Derrick Millton, the farmer who owns the cows, told CNN.
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There are lumberjack contests, plastic cows to "milk" and lots of farm machines to ogle.
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They take selfies with butter cows, try new foods, and show up unexpectedly at Chipotle.
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Dealing with cows everyday is messy, and I'd have to clean out their living pens.
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"Earlier this year, two of my cows crossed into a farmer's rice field," he said.
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Do me a favor and picture a pasture dotted with a herd of grazing cows.
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There are estimated to be about 1,100 wild cows roaming the streets of Hong Kong.
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The question, "why are cows bad for the environment," was put to Alexa Answers users.
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Shifting rules on cows, for instance, have taken a big bite out of beef exports.
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They look like normal black-and-white Holstein cows, a common sight in Western Iowa.
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Since they can't swat flies away, cows exert significant energy to avoid them, researchers said.
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But fewer bites would improve the health of the cows, which would benefit the economy.
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For raw-milk cheese, Jasper Hill requires farmers to only feed their cows dry hay.
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Gargantua, a giant created by François Rabelais, drank the milk of 17,913 cows each day.
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Twenty people die from cows every year, but we don't say many reports about that.
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In Bhutan, every farmer has a couple of cows that they use to make cheese.
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No time to stand beneath the boughs and stare as long as sheep or cows.
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In fact, Indian dairy farmers seem to be ditching the holy cows for water buffalo.
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The course includes little quests like rounding up stray cows, or parachuting onto a target.
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They carefully dry and stack it, feeding the hay to cows and buffaloes all winter.
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But the real villains behind New Zealand's deteriorating water quality are still at large: cows.
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The cows and buffaloes are classified by the government as "stray", not as protected species.
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Basically, "no meat" means no meat that comes from cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, or sheep.
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Dodson is well-known for creating works of large-breasted pandas, cows, tigers and storks.
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We're hurtling towards a future where everything from cows to toasters will be internet-connected.
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Many of the cows were so relaxed, that they laid down and took a nap!
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" Meade says that cows are similar to dogs, "because they are very soulful, calm animals.
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Does the fancy organic milk really come from happier cows than the generic supermarket brand?
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To date, 340 investors own 680 cows across three farms in Kokstad, Vryheid and Senekal.
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Yes, cows produce a lot of methane, and methane is very bad for global warming.
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Co-op members pitch in to pay for the cows' feed, and arrange their care.
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Wick needed to take an extra trip with his trailer to cart the cows away.
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Slaughtering cows to oil high-street commerce seems to go against some deeply held principles.
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Studios. Still, publishers shouldn't treat licenses like cash cows and saturate the market, he cautioned.
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His family rear young dairy cows and now lose £100 on every one they sell.
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Cows — pigs, too, for some people — seem to inspire more compassion than chickens and fish.
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Fun fact: Cows outnumbered humans in Vermont until 1963, according to the Vermont Historical Society.
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I used to have to carry wood, feed the cows and pigs and farm animals.
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Cows and sheep also filled the road from Kokjali, on the eastern edge of Mosul.
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When cows burp and fart, it contributes to the civilization-threatening trend of climate change.
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Cows are ruminants, a group of cud-chewing animals that includes sheep, bison, and antelopes.
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She made the choice to do so, and she essentially killed one or more cows.
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The sheep, cows and goats all died of hunger as there wasn't fodder for them.
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"I just gave up," he sighed, directing his remaining cows into a field for grazing.
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How to win The team with the most cows at the end of the trip.
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" Tourists often feel comfortable around bison, she adds, "because they feel like they're harmless cows.
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Between baseball and easy access to horses, bulls, and cows, he has everything he wants.
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"Over there" is the large building his 1,500 dairy cows are milked in every day.
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Come, it is high time for you to learn how to look after the cows.
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He had always been a lucky man, Rukorera, and he managed to save his cows!
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Mr. Smith, 503, typically feeds roughly 160 cows with hay and corn from his fields.
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Cows are holy animals in Hinduism, and their slaughter is illegal in much of India.
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In addition, cows emit the greenhouse gas methane during digestion, making them especially high-emitting.
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He used the same blurred, photorealist techniques for numerous other subjects: curtains, cows, his children.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez suggested she'd like to "get rid" of cows to fight climate change.
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No realm of entertainment is littered with more outsiders made quickly into affable cash cows.
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When there is a friend in need or a condolence call to make, more cows.
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With food, housing, veterinarian bills, milking, processing, and human labor, having dairy cows is expensive.
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On the green expanse the cows graze, or move a step from here to there.
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I started milking cows by hand in the evenings when I was five years old.
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Gentlemen farmers, they raised prizewinning cows and sought to protect the riverfront land from development.
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We walked past a herd of cows so thin that I could count their ribs.
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If you see the large group of cows, they're literally following her and chasing her.
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Will you go to Cibi's farm and see if he has any cows for sale?
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"The central canon of tax reform is the goring of the sacred cows," he wrote.
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Cows are sacred for Hindus, and their slaughter is prohibited in much of the country.
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So, where are people getting this idea about chocolate milk coming from brown cows, then?
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A lyrist playing to a herd of cows masticating their own ignorance, Bella often thought.
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We can argue until the cows come home about whether people's feelings are invalid, right?
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We were stopped all the time simply because we were seen as potential cash cows.
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Rendering companies pick up the dead cows and then convert the corpses into useable byproducts.
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Solid Midwesterners who, if they have not recently milked cows, look like they'd know how.
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Otherwise, we're relying on animals, from sheep to cows, for materials like leather and wool.
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Back in 1788, the British introduced cattle to Australia, and these cows pooped a lot.
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The serum comes from slaughtered cows, and it's used to grow animal cells for meat.
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The earliest reference to Bulls and Cows is in the work of Dr. Frank King.
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Outside the frame of the video, something else was happening: Pehlu Khan's cows were seized.
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Even simple tasks like measuring methane from hundreds of thousands of cows can be tricky.
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I couldn't be more disappointed in how Disney treats their underage talent like cash cows.
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The stakes are far higher with cows than with humans passing gas in public, though.
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In May 2017, the Modi government banned the sale and purchase of cows for slaughter.
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Cows that nosh on industrial-grade corn mush and antibiotics are composed of just that.
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And then there was the year he toured America to milk cows and ride tractors.
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Cows grow fungi in their stomachs to help break down the tough grass they eat.
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For a CAFO of 85033 cows, the tax would amount to $1.4 million per year.
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There are few schools - children instead help herd the precious cows to nearby watering holes.
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In most African elephant populations, as few as 211 percent of the cows lack tusks.
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But a special designation is reserved for cheeses produced with unpasteurized milk from French cows.
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Feral dogs roamed the island; domesticated pigs and cows feasted at the community's refuse heap.
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" Like this one: "Did you know that when cows get scared, they hide in trees?
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Stressed-out cows yield less milk and have lower appetites than when they're chilled out.
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Cesare Onori, in San Pellegrino di Norcia, has 45 cows living under a rickety roof.
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Well, that and the fact that cows are farting the climate into an early grave.
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And feeding seaweed to cows, even in small amounts, can significantly reduce their methane burps.
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In ancient times, the Korean royal household kept cows to supply milk for the court.
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Washington lawmakers want to fund solutions for healthier soil -- and less gassy cows, Crosscut reports.
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When will the day come when cows can finally go to the beach in peace?
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They bought more cows, hired more people and worked longer hours to keep up production.
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The mountains give way to fertile valleys where cows roam -- and where pharmaceuticals are manufactured.
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Demand for plant-based milks is expanding, and the consumption of cows' milk is decreasing.
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Small fields with low dry-stone walls enclosed a scattering of cows, sheep and goats.
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Jingling bells of cows, goats, pigs, and sheep all around made for a beautiful soundtrack.
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Or, they do the same because they intuit that cows or pigs are highly intelligent.
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Dogs, cats, cows, chickens, pigs—these are all the products of generations of careful propagation.
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Cows, goats and chickens have higher greenhouse gas emissions and water footprints than other proteins.
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Farmers wore T-shirts in the same style, or hung them over their cows' stalls.
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The cows lie on soft foam mattresses topped with sawdust and walk on rubber pathways.
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Only 16 percent agreed with cows being kept indoors all year, without access to grazing.
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As I drove, the vineyards gave way to wheat-gold foothills, black cows in fields.
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Some now complain about being treated like "cash-cows" and may be loath to return.
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Vast plains stretch for miles, former lake beds from the ice age, where cows graze.
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No cows, no methane, and no need to cut down tropical forests for new ranches.
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To date, we have sold around 200 complete animals—cows, pigs, sheep, goats—this year.
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Weirdly, the idea of feeding Skittles to cows isn't the aspect that has been questioned.
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Even top-shelf Wagyu beef could come from cows who eat Cadbury's for every meal.
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Cows are especially adept at remembering directions and geographic locations, and at recognizing their peers.
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Cows and sheep release lots of methane through "enteric fermentation" — burps, mostly — and their manure.
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Feeding chocolate to cows may sound unconventional, but it's a not a brand new concept.
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"Before partition he used to milk cows but as soon as the partition came the custom men were standing across the field and told him 'That's the last time you bring cows across the border'," said Gordon, the fifth generation of farmer in the family.
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We spent thousands of years getting cows to trust us, and look where it got them On top of everything else, there's the fact that if you end up actually dealing with cows, you may feel bad about how quickly these charitable feelings can evaporate.
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And a notable like my father had to put in an appearance with the chief, spend time with him, join his evening gatherings, and listen to what was being said over jugs of beer, and he had to offer cows and accept cows in exchange.
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To welcome his cows as befitted the occasion and to provide them with an auspicious drink, all the children of the village, clutching every available container, were dispatched to Rwakibirizi, for there was no question of offering the cows the rainwater we kept in reserve.
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"From the cows, half of the methane emissions is from the belching of the animal and the other half is from the manure," said Ermias Kebreab, one of the researchers behind cows consuming seaweed and an animal science professor at the University of California-Davis.
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Back then, Grace, who was jobless and recently widowed, had received 20 cows through the program.
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Dairy farmers who are good animal stewards will provide medicine to cows to treat the infection.
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He showed us this over and again, breaking taboos gutting sacred cows at a breakneck pace.
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Real cowboys are on the scene to get the cows onto the cow trailer safely. pic.twitter.
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Brossart was arrested and taken to the hospital, and the cops left without recovering the cows.
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GUILFOYLE: -- dressed as cows so they don&apost get left out of the moo-tastic deal.
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Outspoken Adityanath has staunch views on the slaughter of cows, an animal considered sacred by Hindus.
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He started with pigs and cows, but has specialized in horses for the past 25 years.
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Stura's medium-sized rescue cows, who include a cow rescued from the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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The footage showed sick cows being transported to the slaughterhouse where they were mistreated and killed.
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But these cows are special: used not for their milk or meat, but for their blood.
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The final two teams, HerdWatch and Cows at Risk, help ranchers look after their precious cattle.
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Cows at Risk is a health monitoring app offering insights into temperature, heart-rate and location.
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"We need to know that they are going to be here to milk cows," she said.
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The farmer, Wilbur Tennant of Parkersburg, W.Va., said that his cows were dying left and right.
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For one, there are few images more soothing than Bieber smiling as he walks amongst cows.
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Read more about Symple on TechCrunch Cowlar – Fitbit for cows It's way smarter than it sounds.
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Sure, we can give out cows and goats too, but that only takes us so far.
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Ranchers would need to spray down thousands of cows multiple times a week for best results.
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The last will be especially trying as this is "calving" season, when many cows give birth.
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And others illustrate something entirely different -- like photo No. 11, which shows cows in the background.
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APA massive 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck New Zealand last weekend, leaving these poor, poor cows stranded.
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Others have died from a lack of grazing and water, leaving Nyamatsatse with only two cows.
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With their livestock—25 million cows, horses, sheep, and goats—at least people didn't go hungry.
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One snag is that Ireland's grass-fed cows produce far more milk in summer than winter.
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I was babysat in a farm when I was six and I thought cows weren't interesting.
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Khadka learned to rear cows, build sheds and calculate the correct nutrient requirements for her animals.
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Monkeys appeared — and water buffalo, cows, chickens and dogs — all mellow and unfazed by our passing.
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Mad cow disease is a fatal neurodegenerative disease that affects the central nervous system of cows.
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More than 700 cows died from rabies in 2014, costing farmers a total of about $170,000.
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Happy Moo-Year from the Michigan State University Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center therapy cows!
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Some scientists argue that kangaroos are a more sustainable source of protein than cows or sheep.
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With cheaper herds, ranchers can raise more cows and send more beef out to the market.
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With the help of the cows, she&aposs lucky they didn&apost run into a gator.
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Livestock Wealth makes its money from the monthly fees and mark-up on the pregnant cows.
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There are even gene-edited pigs and hornless cows that are currently walking around the barnyard.
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So when someone starts talking about cows named David Beckham, it sets off my bullshit alarm.
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Letting cows graze on his property had certainly made the land look healthier, he told Silver.
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Vampire bats are the only mammals that feed exclusively on blood, often from cows and horses.
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Three-quarters of Swiss cows, a national symbol and tourist attraction, are dehorned or genetically hornless.
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The slaughter of cows is banned, and the consumption of beef restricted, in most Indian states.
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Humans have been drinking camel milk longer than we've been drinking cows milk — around 6,000 years.
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French cows were to be transported by air to Iran to be fattened before being slaughtered.
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But "when cattle rearers feed on farmers' crops, farmers retaliate by killing their cows," he said.
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"We now travel out of the state to bring cows (to sell), inflating prices," he said.
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Rock's comedy is known for tackling societal issues head-on -- and poking fun at sacred cows.
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Last year, a blizzard killed thousands of dairy cows in parts of Texas and New Mexico.
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If all the cows in Italy are obliterated in a horrible, post-nuclear disaster, we're covered.
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So in the background of the mix you can hear the cowbells as the cows approach!
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On the farming front, scientists are experimenting with ways to get cows to burp less (really).
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One of the planet's vanishing jobs is wrangling — herding cows and sheep while athwart a horse.
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Instead, she grew up on a ranch in Medellin, where her family kept horses and cows.
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The Netherlands has more than 100 million hens, pigs, cows and sheep on high-intensity farms.
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In Nairobi's slaughterhouses, some cows destined for human consumption had 20 bags removed from their stomachs.
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Elsewhere, urban hunger for meat and eggs is persuading more farmers to keep cows and chickens.
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So, an algorithm is shown a whole bunch of pictures, some with cows and some without.
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The kind of feed you give your cows is important, of course—how you treat them.
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From We Spoke to a 90-Year-Old Farmer Who Grows Pumpkins the Size of Cows
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Why do the cows in that field look so much as if they aren't there at
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The Connected Cow is really more than a mere Internet of Cows—it's a Cow Cloud.
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Methane emissions come from several sources—not least the digestive systems of livestock such as cows.
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He said that the cows' caretaker, Woody Hancock, had identified them as being from Cedar Island.
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Pro tip Drivers, try to keep your eyes on the road more than on the cows.
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In the background, Aghdam often used video footage of animals like cows and chickens and rabbits.
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He worried about the cows who seemed to balk at standing up on all four legs.
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Having mourned his cows, Nicodème now kept goats, which he had procured from the Bagesera people.
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Cows are considered sacred in Hinduism, and killing them is illegal in some states, including Karnataka.
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Without a deadline, the bodies will continue to debate and deliberate until the cows come home.
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They are adapting the herbal elixirs in traditional Chinese medicine for their cows, pigs and ducks.
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Several US restaurants are actually serving hybrid "wangus" beef from domestically raised wagyu and Angus cows.
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Etrusco allows its animals — both cows and pigs — to grow larger than modern tastes have dictated.
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Traffic thundered behind him as his cows happily chomped on the grass growing between the graves.
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By the time he received a payout for his two insured cows, it was too late.
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We're all in this together, so everything should be on the table, with no sacred cows.
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It's beautiful land with rolling hills where my siblings and I milked cows and baled hay.
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Local reports said the villagers may have killed the lions for attacking one of their cows.
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AND FINALLY ... Sweet serenade A little girl plays her accordion and the cows come a-running.
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We have almost four and a half million people and more than five million dairy cows.
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Iterative evolution has been observed in many animals, such as sea cows, ammonites, and sea turtles.
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Vermont is renowned for its cheese, but for artist Sam Raines it's mostly about the cows.
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Eating large animals like cows is not without its ethical and, perhaps more profoundly, environmental costs.
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I was thinking about this the other day as I drove past cows in the country.
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COWs—Cells on Wheels—are mobile cell sites specialized for sporting events, concerts, and national emergencies.
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And Montana ranchers fear bison will transmit to cows a disease that causes them to miscarry.
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For some unexplainable reason, Europeans turn into parochial old cows when we go for a barbecue.
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They want to use their water systems as cash cows to pay for other government services.
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The initial treatments will be carried out on a herd of 80 Holstein cows in May.
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Now, farmers contact him if they want to save one of their cows from the slaughterhouse.
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And if you care about it, you slightly fractionally reduce the number of cows being consumed.
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Members of minority communities, accused of being disrespectful to cows, sacred to Hindus, have been lynched.
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"I have become a steward of this land and the cows are the key," Slabbert says.
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In Cambridge, the business of scholarship applied no such pressures and the cows held their ground.
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"The dairy barn is what has kept the cows here on the farm," Mr. Chaney said.
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Another said his newly planted field had been kicked up by a total of 21 cows.
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As unusual as the incident seemed, renegade cows and bulls have happened before in the city.
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Owners arrived with camels and cows, with vipers and rodents and all sorts of house pets.
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