“I only drug the free-ride cows. Gas, grass or whatever, Nobody rides for free.”-Bill Jefferston Closedbe, All around good person and author of “Seeds of Bull: In it Up to My Shoulders”
“Meanwhile, cows treated with the genetically engineered hormone have a 25 percent increase in udder infections (mastitis) and a 50 percent increase in lameness.”
Keep rBGH away from Frog Applause, it’s already lame enough for my needs.
I’ve seen Vladimir Putin ride a bear, and you’re no Vladimir Putin!This is just another reason validating my choice to give up drinking milk a long time ago….
@:3hourtourEach must learn. Not all will learn the same. I will learn to delegate and rule. You will learn to serve and to be docile and obedient. Unless you are on drugs, of course.
I gave up the cow long ago as well. I don’t even miss milk a little bit anymore; there are plenty of alternatives, but cheese, oh my god CHEESE! Fortunately I love me some goat and sheeps cheezy.
Milk is shipped in bulk to processing centers, where the milk solids are separated from the fluid portions. Milk is then reconstructed using the fats previously extracted, in precise proportions of milk fat to water, pasteurized and distributed for sale. Some of the milk fat is kept for use in cheese and butter products. If you have ever had raw, unpasteurized milk, fresh and unprocessed, you could never mistake it for what you find on your grocer’s dairy section shelves.
The cow looks as if she might send the wannabe cowboy on a trip over the moon. I’ll bet the bunny dogs will laugh to see such a sport as the dish hits on the spoon.
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 8 years ago
“I only drug the free-ride cows. Gas, grass or whatever, Nobody rides for free.”-Bill Jefferston Closedbe, All around good person and author of “Seeds of Bull: In it Up to My Shoulders”
The Old Wolf over 8 years ago
“Meanwhile, cows treated with the genetically engineered hormone have a 25 percent increase in udder infections (mastitis) and a 50 percent increase in lameness.”
Keep rBGH away from Frog Applause, it’s already lame enough for my needs.
Sisyphos over 8 years ago
I’ve seen Vladimir Putin ride a bear, and you’re no Vladimir Putin!This is just another reason validating my choice to give up drinking milk a long time ago….
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 8 years ago
@:3hourtourEach must learn. Not all will learn the same. I will learn to delegate and rule. You will learn to serve and to be docile and obedient. Unless you are on drugs, of course.
prince valiant Premium Member over 8 years ago
You’ll be hearing from Monsanto soon….
coltish1 over 8 years ago
Clearly a man of principles. And maybe a little saddle soreness.
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member over 8 years ago
NEVER!!!! (Sorry, I need my dairy and meat. Yummmmy.)
Tinman Premium Member over 8 years ago
That’s why I never drink pink milk
William Neal McPheeters over 8 years ago
You, Sir, are no cowboy!!!
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 8 years ago
Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr over 8 years ago
6turtle9 over 8 years ago
I gave up the cow long ago as well. I don’t even miss milk a little bit anymore; there are plenty of alternatives, but cheese, oh my god CHEESE! Fortunately I love me some goat and sheeps cheezy.
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 8 years ago
Milk is shipped in bulk to processing centers, where the milk solids are separated from the fluid portions. Milk is then reconstructed using the fats previously extracted, in precise proportions of milk fat to water, pasteurized and distributed for sale. Some of the milk fat is kept for use in cheese and butter products. If you have ever had raw, unpasteurized milk, fresh and unprocessed, you could never mistake it for what you find on your grocer’s dairy section shelves.
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 8 years ago
For the thirst shall be the last and the last shall shape the shoe. But a shoe is not a foot, and the cobbler’s children go barefoot.
Jkiss over 8 years ago
The cow looks as if she might send the wannabe cowboy on a trip over the moon. I’ll bet the bunny dogs will laugh to see such a sport as the dish hits on the spoon.