Moo-ving through history (cow history)
This ancient civilization was one of the first to domesticate cows over 10,000 years ago.
What is Mesopotamia?
This essential nutrient in milk helps build strong bones.
What is calcium?
The most expensive cut of beef, known for its tenderness.
What is filet mignon?
What do cows eat on farms?
What is grass, hay, and grain?
What kind of sporting equipment is made from cowhide?
What is a football?
Cows were brought to North America by this famous explorer in 1493.
Who is Christopher Columbus?
The process of heating milk to kill bacteria.
What is pasteurization?
The part of the cow where ribeye steak comes from.
What is the rib section?
What government agency regulates beef and dairy safety?
What is the USDA?
What ingredient from cows is used in making some types of gummy candy?
What is gelatin?
Hindu culture in this country considers cows sacred.
What is India?
The U.S. state produces the most milk.
What is California?
Ground beef usually comes from this part of the cow.
What is the chuck?
How long does it take for milk to go from the farm to the store?
What is 48 hours?
What car part often contains cow byproducts?
What is tires?
The first breed of cow brought to the U.S. for dairy farming.
What is the Holstein?
The most common dairy cow breed, known for black-and-white spots.
What is a Holstein?
The process of aging beef to improve flavor and tenderness.
What is dry aging?
What is the process called when farmers move cows inside for the winter?
What is winter housing?
What common medicine is made using cow insulin?
What is insulin for diabetes?
The average lifespan of a dairy cow.
What is 5-7 years?
The amount of milk one cow can produce in a day.
What is 6-7 gallons?
The country that consumes the most beef per person.
What is Argentina?
What is the term for sustainable farming practices that protect the land?
What is regenerative agriculture?
Name one beauty product that contains cow byproducts.
What is lipstick or shampoo?