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Their are over 264 million dairy cows worldwide producing nearly nearly 600 million tons of milk every year. The global average of milk production is approximately 2,200 liters per cow

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Dairy cattle don't like the heat which means they are panting animals. When they are heat stressed, their respiratory rates go from a standard 35-50 breaths per minute, to 120-140. When they are panting that much, they don't want to eat, which results in less milk. Cows experiencing heat stress tend not to conceive as easily, meaning no new calf on the way, which leads to milk production problems.

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-A class of agriculture for long-term production of milk, which is processed for eventual sale of a dairy product.

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-In developed counties, dairy farming is one of the most important type of agriculture because of transportation factors.
-Dairy farms must be closer to their market than other farms due to the products being highly perishable.

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-Crops grown in livestock include maize and grass.
-The crops will be used to feed the cows.
-Livestock includes: cows, and sometimes goats sheep, and camels.
-In more developed countries, a milking machine is used to collect milk from the cow.

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Dairy cows and manure produce greenhouse gas emissions which contribute to global warming. Unsustainable dairy farming and feed production can lead to the loss of ecologically important areas, such as prairies, wetlands, and forests.

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Urban areas like northeastern United States, southern Canada  northwestern Europe, south and east Asia. The demand of milk has increased because of the development of cities during the 19th century. Milk production has gone up. The production in 1980 was 26% and in 2010 the percent went up to 53% . All dairy farms are different based on the producer's wishes, resource requirements, market needs and more.