Every detail counts : production
Sylvie Andrieu
Abstract
Sylvie Andrieu
Abstract
The world record of milk production for a cow is now set at 32 600 kg milk per year; however, cow performance is far more than simply how much milk a cow can produce over a year. Milk production over lifetime is becoming the new goal, with a world record established in 2012 by a 15-year-old Holstein cow in Canada at 216 891 kg milk production then, and she is still going!
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The world record of milk production for a cow is now set at 32 600 kg milk per year; however, cow performance is far more than simply how much milk a cow can produce over a year. Milk production over lifetime is becoming the new goal, with a world record established in 2012 by a 15-year-old Holstein cow in Canada at 216 891 kg milk production then, and she is still going!
Key concepts: Milk production, Production (economics), Cow milk, Agricultural science, Animal science, Agricultural economics, Biology, Food science