'milk output' is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount of milk that is produced by a dairy animal or a factory, or the amount of milk that is available for sale. For example: "The dairy farm is expecting a significant increase in its milk output this year."
A lame cow will access resources less often, decreasing milk output.
Its milk production trebled, to 103m tonnes, over a period when global milk output increased by half.
Mammary efficiency in synthesizing milk components was estimated using a milk output:mammary uptake ratio.
Nitrogen and P excretion were also calculated from dietary inputs and milk output.
Lloyd Holterman, a dairy farmer in Watertown, Wis., said that although the cutback would hurt his milk output, the rise in milk prices would offset that.
Injected once every two weeks, the hormone can increase a cow's milk output by 10percentto15percentcent, according to the company and to farmers.
The service informs her when her cows are in heat, which feed might boost their milk output and what their fair market price is.
This study was undertaken primarily to look at the effect of the fast on lactating mothers' milk output, but several indicators of hydration status were also measured.
The family cleared only $10,000 after expenses last year, even though the farm's milk output was high - two million pounds from 165 cows.
In 10 lactating Gambian women, the total breast milk output during Ramadan was not different from that during a comparable period before or after Ramadan.
This, in itself, facilitated greater stocking rates and a 5 to 10% increase in milk output per hectare but, perhaps more importantly, it allowed a more efficient use of nitrogen fertilizer, further increasing milk output/land area by 20%.
