On the Milch-Kuhl-Tour you will always find cows with some information. Simply scan the QR code and you will get information.

A calf is born after a gestation period of 9 months and a few days. Let's call it "Karina". At birth she already weighed 40 kg. About 30 months later she will have a calf herself. Until then, Karina will change her name several times: after weaning at about 3 months, she is a "weaner", then a "young cattle", later she is covered and is then called "heifer" or "queene". Only when she has calved can she call herself "cow", because now she is giving herself milk.

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