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Dairy farmers face the expense of feeding the cows during winter due to the fact that they are unsure if they will be able to graze on grass.

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What has allowed for increased Dairy Farming?

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What has allowed for increased Dairy Farming?

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Improvements in transportation have allowed dairy farming to be undertaken further from the market.

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Where Dairy Farming is Practiced Globally?

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Where Dairy Farming is Practiced Globally?

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Currently, the world's milk production is clustered in handful of more developed countries. India is currently the largest producer of dairy products, right ahead of the United States and China.

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Calves are taken away from their mothers so that their mothers can produce milk. Cows are artificially inseminated so they produce a lot of milk. After they can no longer produce milk, which is only about 5 years due to the rough conditions, they are sent to be slaughtered. pollution from cow manure run off.

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Dry climate and low humidity is ideal for cows and makes it easier to keep them cool and healthy.

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Farms located closer to an urban is results in the likelier chance that their output is devoted to milk. However if the farm is farther then farmers are more likely to sell their output to processors that manufacture butter and cheese. The primary livestock for dairy farms is the cow. Other species used include goats, sheep and camels. In less developed countries the technique of hand milking the animal is used while more developed countries consist of using fully automated robot milking.