OTTAWA - A cow set a new world
record for the most milk produced in a
lifetime. Dairy cows were counted successfully generate as much as 1 million glasses of milk for more than 15 years.
Canadian cow named Smurf's record on the Guinness World Records. Average yields of dairy cows generally range from approximately 35 tons (33 981 liters) of milk a lifetime or less than 50 liters per day.
This revealed a rare cow can produce milk up to 216 891 kg within a period of more than 1.5 decades.
"That's the equivalent of more than 1 million servings of milk," said Eric Patenaude, owner of the cow.
Smurf, who lives on a farm near the Vancouver area, generating approximately the same daily amount as cattle in general. Only, the cow's life three times longer than other cows.
According to local daily local, Smurf reportedly awarded the 'Udder Accolades' or credit for dairy cows with the longest life and consistent.
Reportedly, Smurf was born from the marriage of superior beef bulls named Emperor of Wisconsin with a parent who named Murphy. Murphy is also known as a cow, nicknamed good milker or a dairy cow that has good quality.
Smurf who turns 16 in September next year, looking forward to the birth of the calf on the 11th next week. So far known, the Smurfs only have one female calf to continue the tradition as he did.
Canadian cow named Smurf's record on the Guinness World Records. Average yields of dairy cows generally range from approximately 35 tons (33 981 liters) of milk a lifetime or less than 50 liters per day.
This revealed a rare cow can produce milk up to 216 891 kg within a period of more than 1.5 decades.
"That's the equivalent of more than 1 million servings of milk," said Eric Patenaude, owner of the cow.
Smurf, who lives on a farm near the Vancouver area, generating approximately the same daily amount as cattle in general. Only, the cow's life three times longer than other cows.
According to local daily local, Smurf reportedly awarded the 'Udder Accolades' or credit for dairy cows with the longest life and consistent.
Reportedly, Smurf was born from the marriage of superior beef bulls named Emperor of Wisconsin with a parent who named Murphy. Murphy is also known as a cow, nicknamed good milker or a dairy cow that has good quality.
Smurf who turns 16 in September next year, looking forward to the birth of the calf on the 11th next week. So far known, the Smurfs only have one female calf to continue the tradition as he did.
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