They are also responsible to the tune of 67 per cent for the process of egg hatching, 67 per cent for looking after the eggs, 65 per cent for feeding the larvae and 67 per cent for taking care of the pupae.

They keep horses, cows and goats for the production of milk, cheese and yoghurt.

Milk, milk, milk, milk, milk not milk.

Why? I like it. It's good for you.

Cow, cow, cow.

Cow, cow, cow.

l got cattle and horses and chickens and alfalfa and

Uh, milk, hot milk.

See? It's good for him. Give him a lot.

Milk and a milk drinks b

Cows provide us with milk.

An ox, a cow...

Cows milk

Milk!

Cow.

Milk.

Milk?

Oh, sorry.

Milk!

A homesteader can't run but a few beef, but he can grow grain... and then with his garden and hogs and milk, he'll be all right.

A glass of milk ?

Latte.

It's milk!

Warm milk?

That we had permission to take.

Milk?

Butter is made from milk.

Now the milkman 's on his way It's too late to say good night

This is Cow Cow Boogie.

Add a little milk.

Save the cows!

Cows give milk.

The milk is sour.

Milk production 80 20

A cow?

Milk and sugar?

Canned milk.

For health, nothing beats donkey milk.

Get some milk as well.

Buttermilk.

And no milk.

She typically buys a cow. The cow gives milk.

How do you make milk without cows?

And when I have no more love left, I just drink milk, because that's where love comes from.

Jerseys and Holsteins... and the like.