Clarabelle Making Milk and So Much More
Clarabelle Making Milk and So Much More by Cris Peterson is an illustrated book published by Astra Publishing House on September 1, 2013. This 32-page work presents a detailed look at the daily life of Clarabelle, a cow on a Wisconsin dairy farm, highlighting the processes involved in milk production and the various by-products generated on the farm.
Readers will find vibrant close-up photographs that showcase Clarabelle, her calf, and the young members of the farm family, Josh and Sam, as they engage in their daily routines. The book explores themes related to farm and ranch life, emphasizing the interconnectedness of animals and their environment, including how cow manure contributes to electricity generation and crop fertilization. This edition offers an informative perspective on the lifestyles of animals and families in a multigenerational farming setting.
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Following a day in the life of Clarabelle, one of 1,200 cows on a Wisconsin dairy farm, we learn what it takes for a cow to produce life-giving milk and also by-products like electricity. The manure that Clarabelle and her herdmates create not only generates electricity, it provides fresh bedding for cow stalls and fertilizer for the crops grown to feed the cows. Vibrant close-up photographs capture Clarabelle, her calf, and the youngest members of this multi-generational farm family, Josh and Sam, sharing the workload.
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