Sunday quiz, just for fun

[The Aspie Toker]

I'm bored

So here's a few question.
1) in 1950 the average yield of a diary cow was 2800 litres of milk. What is it now?
A) 6000
B) 8000
C) 10000

Answer and the next question in a bit.

Do diary cows differ from dairy cows? (ie. is it a trick question due to spelling?)

[The Aspie Toker]

in the 1970s it increased to 7,445 litres, so I will guess 8000 now (assuming you mean dairy cows)

[The Aspie Toker]

Are we talking per year or over a lifetime?

[Mafooo]

Milk production per cow has more than doubled in the past 40 years. An average of 22 litres per day is typical in the UK, with some cows producing up to 60 litres in a day during peak lactation. The average yield in the US is even higher, at over 30 litres per day.

https://www.ciwf.org.uk/farm-animals/cows/dairy-cows/

[Thrasherdude]

Haha euhm 25% I guess

[Josh]

Lol, forgot I hadn't posted the answer. Stoners for you !

It's actually 5 percent(sadly).

That's so wrong! As in our of order, I prefer animals to people

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[Josh]

As do I, even the animals I eat

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[Sage]

wait are you asking so you'll be able to help your kid with homework lol? J/K

[Mafooo]

Have you heard the story of Badger Bluff Fannie Freddie ? He is a cow that added $800 or more to a female's milk production after he unloaded inside her.

Cow facts are gnarly. You probably didn't wanna know this.

https://www.stgen.com/sire-directory/da ... ny-freddie

https://gastropod.com/no-scrubs-breeding-a-better-bull/