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meagbuch

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What is the recommended method of stimulating milk let-down?
 
  a. massaging the abdomen
  b. rubbing a small block of ice over and around the teats
  c. cleaning the teats with warm water
  d. all answers

Question 2

What is the largest cost associated with a typical dairy cow?
 
  a. veterinary bills c. utilities
  b. feed d. insurance



kjohnson

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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