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dairy cattle

NOUN
  1. cattle that are reared for their milk

How To Use dairy cattle In A Sentence

  • Most lowland farmers keep some dairy cattle and rear calves as well as wintering and fattening sheep and lambs.
  • A little pig, a sheep and a dairy cattle were locked in corral.
  • The people who made dairy cattle public enemy No. 1 for cutting a bit too much cheese and creating methane gas are now going after steakhouses and fast food joints that charbroil meat. RSS Feed
  • Hay and corn prices used to feed dairy cattle have doubled because of the rising demand for corn to ferment to make ethanol, the biofuel. Times, Sunday Times
  • Milk yields of infected dairy cattle can drop by 40 per cent and some animals that survive suffer muscle wastage. Times, Sunday Times
  • Dairy cattle similarly produce vast quantities of GHG emissions.
  • They farm dairy cattle.
  • The quality of alfalfa and corn silage, two primary dairy cattle forages, has increased, providing more energy for milk production.
  • Unfortunately, it meant the loss of a handful of pastures tenanted by an elderly woman who walked her small herd of dairy cattle up the hill each day in the grazing season. Country diary: Staffordshire Moorlands
  • The combination of flat land and a mild, moist climate has made the Netherlands a paradise for dairy cattle.
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