Dairy Cow Collection (page 2)

Fleckvieh cattle, dairy cows in a lush meadow, clouds, upward view

Dairy cow show, Harrisburg, PA

Jersey cow and calf C016 / 4785
Jersey cow (Bos taurus) and calf. Photographed in Struisbaai, Western cape, South Africa

Dairy Cows and Farmland near Stratford and Mt Taranaki / Mt Egmont, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand

Dairy Cows and Farmland near Opunake, and Mt Taranaki / Mt Egmont, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand

Dairy Cows and Farmland near Okato, and Mt Taranaki / Mt Egmont, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand

Dairy Cows, Farmland near Inglewood, and Mt Taranaki / Mt Egmont, Taranaki, North Island, New Zealand

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Textile mills line the Merrimac and Concord rivers in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1830s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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Colonial girl bringing the cows home. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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Young woman milking a cow in a pasture. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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Pioneer children bringing the cows home, southern Appalachians. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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Daughter bringing the cattle home. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

A dairy cow with a full udder
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"Dairy Cows: A Glimpse into the World of Milk Production" In this captivating collection of images, we are transported to various moments in history that showcase the beauty and significance of dairy cows. From an enchanting Dutch engraving dating back to 1873, depicting two cows standing nose to tail, to a mesmerizing portrait capturing the elegance of a Frisian heifer, these glimpses offer us a window into the world of milk production. One photograph takes us to Dobanovci near Belgrade, where dairy cows graze peacefully on a farm. The serenity captured in this image reminds us of the importance of nature's harmony in nurturing these gentle creatures. Moving forward in time, we encounter powerful photographs taken by Dorothea Lange during her documentation for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) in California. These images immortalize Western Idaho's dairy farms and Tulare County's Mineral King Cooperative Association. Through Lange's lens, we witness both the hard work and resilience displayed by farmers as they tend to their beloved herds. A striking highway sculpture on U. S. 99 stands as a testament not only to artistry but also serves as a reminder that dairy farming is deeply rooted within communities across America. As our journey continues through time and space with Lange's lens guiding us once again, we find ourselves immersed in Tulare County's FSA Mineral King Farm Cooperative Association. Here lies evidence of human dedication towards providing nourishment for others - an essential aspect often overlooked when enjoying our daily glass of milk or slice of cheese. Finally, amidst all these remarkable visuals lies an unexpected treasure - an ancient Roman shrine featuring young men holding drinking horns alongside domesticated animals. This depiction reminds us that humans have long recognized and valued the symbiotic relationship between themselves and animals like dairy cows; one that has sustained civilizations throughout history. These diverse snapshots remind us not only about milk production but also about the profound connection between humans and dairy cows.