Homegrown Dairy Products, Fresh from Your Yard A single cow, carefully chosen for your needs and facilities, can live a healthy, contented life right in your backyard. Calm and friendly by nature, your cow will be a gentle companion and a valued contributor to your family's diet, producing more than enough milk to keep you out of your supermarket's dairy aisle. The essential beginner's guide to: *Choosing a breed. Select the backyard cow that makes the most sense for your climate, grazing land, and price range. *Developing cow sense. See the world as your cow does and you will both be safer.…mehr
Homegrown Dairy Products, Fresh from Your Yard A single cow, carefully chosen for your needs and facilities, can live a healthy, contented life right in your backyard. Calm and friendly by nature, your cow will be a gentle companion and a valued contributor to your family's diet, producing more than enough milk to keep you out of your supermarket's dairy aisle. The essential beginner's guide to: *Choosing a breed. Select the backyard cow that makes the most sense for your climate, grazing land, and price range. *Developing cow sense. See the world as your cow does and you will both be safer. *Caring for cattle. Breed your dairy cow, feed and groom her well, provide proper shelter, and identify and treat common diseases. *Milking. Create a daily routine. *Processing your daily milk. Keep your milk fresh and healthful with proper cooling and storing. *Making cheese. Use your daily milk to make butter, yogurt, cheese, and other fresh, fermented, and aged dairy products. *Riding steers. Yes, you can ride your steer or cow!Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sue Weaver has written hundreds of magazine articles and many books about livestock, horses, and chickens, including The Backyard Cow, The Backyard Goat, The Backyard Sheep, Storey and The Donkey Companion. Weaver and her husband share their ridgetop farmette in the southern Ozarks with an array of animal friends.
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Part 1: Meet the Cow 1 Brief History First Came the Aurochs * What Is a Cow? 2 The Breed You Need Choosing a Breed * Heritage Breeds * Additional Breeds * Zebu Breeds 3 Applied Cattle Psychology Cattle Behavior 101 * Moving Cattle 4 Buying Your Cow or Steer Basic Considerations * Where (and Where Not) to Buy * Bringing Bossy Home Part 2: Have Fun 'Til the Cows Come Home 5 Milking Home Dairying Basics * Hand Milking * Raw or Pasteurized? * Freezing Milk 6 Homemade Dairy Products Cheese Making at a Glance * Butter * Buttermilk * Simple Soft Cheeses * Yogurt * Quark * Kefir * Beastings * Koumiss 7 Riding Steers Before You Begin * Tack for Riding Steers (and Cows) * Training Your Steer to Ride 8 Raise a Calf Start with a Healthy Calf * Housing Your Calf * Feeding Your Calf * A 4-H Bucket Calf Project Part 3: Care for Your Cow 9 Mating and Birthing Breeding Your Cow * Calving 101 10 Shelter, Equipment, Pasture, and Fences Shelter * Everyday Equipment * Pasture * Keeping Your Cow in Place 11 Feeding The Bovine Digestive System * Concentrates * Water * Feeders and Water Receptacles * Feed-Related Health Concerns 12 Grooming, Hoof Care, and Parasite Control Grooming and Hoof Care * Internal Parasites * External Parasites 13 Health Care Checking Vital Signs * Cattle Diseases at a Glance * Medicating Your Cow or Steer Glossary Appendix 1: Restraint Halter and Tie * Nose Tongs * Tailing Appendix 2: Clicker Training Equipment and Supplies * Basic Targeting * Teaching to Follow a Target * Leading Appendix 3: Emergency Euthanasia Resources Index
Part 1: Meet the Cow 1 Brief History First Came the Aurochs * What Is a Cow? 2 The Breed You Need Choosing a Breed * Heritage Breeds * Additional Breeds * Zebu Breeds 3 Applied Cattle Psychology Cattle Behavior 101 * Moving Cattle 4 Buying Your Cow or Steer Basic Considerations * Where (and Where Not) to Buy * Bringing Bossy Home Part 2: Have Fun 'Til the Cows Come Home 5 Milking Home Dairying Basics * Hand Milking * Raw or Pasteurized? * Freezing Milk 6 Homemade Dairy Products Cheese Making at a Glance * Butter * Buttermilk * Simple Soft Cheeses * Yogurt * Quark * Kefir * Beastings * Koumiss 7 Riding Steers Before You Begin * Tack for Riding Steers (and Cows) * Training Your Steer to Ride 8 Raise a Calf Start with a Healthy Calf * Housing Your Calf * Feeding Your Calf * A 4-H Bucket Calf Project Part 3: Care for Your Cow 9 Mating and Birthing Breeding Your Cow * Calving 101 10 Shelter, Equipment, Pasture, and Fences Shelter * Everyday Equipment * Pasture * Keeping Your Cow in Place 11 Feeding The Bovine Digestive System * Concentrates * Water * Feeders and Water Receptacles * Feed-Related Health Concerns 12 Grooming, Hoof Care, and Parasite Control Grooming and Hoof Care * Internal Parasites * External Parasites 13 Health Care Checking Vital Signs * Cattle Diseases at a Glance * Medicating Your Cow or Steer Glossary Appendix 1: Restraint Halter and Tie * Nose Tongs * Tailing Appendix 2: Clicker Training Equipment and Supplies * Basic Targeting * Teaching to Follow a Target * Leading Appendix 3: Emergency Euthanasia Resources Index
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