Abstract
It all starts with a cow. These gentle, grass-chewing giants are the foundation of an entire food system built on milk. When a dairy cow becomes pregnant around one year of age, she begins a biological journey that fuels one of the most diverse categories in people's diets. After a nine-month gestation period, she gives birth to a calf and begins producing milk. This lactation cycle typically lasts about a year and is central to dairy farming operations.
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Publication Date30 July 2025
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Primary AuthorLaura Tran
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SourceThe Scientist
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LanguageEnglish
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