Workers separate a newborn calf from their mother in a corral at the milking shed - Female cows are artificially inseminated multiple times a year, so that they can continue to be milked every day. When they give birth, they bond with their babies immediately, only to have them ripped away from them, usually within hours, so that humans can take their milk to be sold. 
 - Captured at TAS.

Workers separate a newborn calf from their mother in a corral at the milking shed

Female cows are artificially inseminated multiple times a year, so that they can continue to be milked every day. When they give birth, they bond with their babies immediately, only to have them ripped away from them, usually within hours, so that humans can take their milk to be sold.
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Published: Mon 26 Feb 2024 by Farm Transparency Project
Captured/filmed: September 2023
ID: n76efxwqezd9d4xo0b9h
Licence: Creative Commons License
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Country: Australia
Location: TAS

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