Introduction
Cow is an animal which have two ears, two eyes, two horns, four legs and a tail. It is a domestic animal but it can be found as a wild animal too.
Although most of the animals are useful to human beings, cow is a animal which helps to human beings
in many ways. for example milk provider, dung is good for agriculture and the oxen for cultivating land and pull the goods and a source of meat.
we say "calf" to the young born baby of cow. A calf is either a bull( male) or cow (female). A cow is called 'HEIFER' before she gives birth, after first deliver, she known as first heifer and after that "cow".
In Nepal, specially Hindus, cow is respected as mother because she provide milk for us. Cow is prayed in Nepalese great festival "Deepawali or tihar" as GAITIHAR.
These days cow is useful too human beings mainly as a milking machine.The meaning, cow is reared in a large scale in modern farming system and produced milk to fulfill the marker demand of milk and milk productions.
Although most of the animals are useful to human beings, cow is a animal which helps to human beings
in many ways. for example milk provider, dung is good for agriculture and the oxen for cultivating land and pull the goods and a source of meat.
we say "calf" to the young born baby of cow. A calf is either a bull( male) or cow (female). A cow is called 'HEIFER' before she gives birth, after first deliver, she known as first heifer and after that "cow".
In Nepal, specially Hindus, cow is respected as mother because she provide milk for us. Cow is prayed in Nepalese great festival "Deepawali or tihar" as GAITIHAR.
These days cow is useful too human beings mainly as a milking machine.The meaning, cow is reared in a large scale in modern farming system and produced milk to fulfill the marker demand of milk and milk productions.
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