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Heifer Sells for $100,000 at Auction "I cannot believe it," said Joe Blow, the farmer who raised the heifer from a calf. "She was just a baby when I got her and now she's a million dollar cow!" The heifer was sold at auction for $100,000. The high bid came from Farmer John Smith, who was excited to add such a valuable animal to his herd. "I'm sure glad I raised this heifer," said Joe Blow. "She's going to make me rich!" Farmer John Smith plans to use the heifer to breed more high-quality cows. He is already looking forward to the calves that she will produce. Heifer Gives Birth to Quintuplets One Heifer in Arkansas has given birth to five calves, four of which are female. The odds of this happening are one in a million. The owner of the farm, Phillip Fischer, said that he had been breeding the cow for six years and this was her first successful pregnancy. The cow is doing well and the calves are also healthy. This even

Heifer Raises more than $1 million in online auction Heifer International, a nonprofit specializing in animal agriculture and sustainable development, announced this week that it raised more than $1 million from an online auction of heifers and other livestock. The organization partnered with the online marketplace Mobly to auction off 20 pregnant cows, 1,000 chicks, and other small livestock over the course of 10 days. Goods were shipped to buyers in countries including Brazil, Mexico, and Uruguay. "This is a huge accomplishment for Heifer International and for the families who will benefit from these animals," said CEO Pierre Ferrari in a statement. "It's also a testament to the power of giving: when people have an opportunity to help others in need, they often take it." Founded in 1944, Heifer International has worked with millions of people in more than 125 countries to improve their livelihoods and combat hunger and poverty. Animals distributed thro

Heifer Sighting Near Farmers' Market! Yesterday, as locals were stocking up on fresh produce at the farmers' market, one lucky customer got a surprise heifer sighting. "It was just walking around like it owned the place," said Jesse Barksdale, who was finishing up his shopping when he saw the cow. "I've never seen anything like it in my life." The heifer, which was apparently lost, caused a bit of a commotion before market employees were able to corral it into an alley behind the building. Some shoppers got a little too close for comfort, but fortunately no one was injured. This isn't the first time something strange has happened at the farmers' market. In fact, there's a whole Tumblr blog devoted to documenting all the oddities that have occurred there over the years. From overturned stands to runaway chickens, nothing is too weird for this market. So if you're ever in the neighborhood and see a cow walking around, don't be s

Heifer Ranch Closes Doors After 100 Years In a move that has surprised the agricultural community, the Heifer Ranch announced it will be closing its doors after operating for 100 years. The ranch, which provides livestock and agricultural training to impoverished families worldwide, has been struggling financially in recent years. In a statement released on the ranch's website, officials said they made the difficult decision to close in order to protect the welfare of their employees and animals. "It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of Heifer Ranch," the statement read. "This decision was not made lightly, but it is necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of our employees and animals." The ranch plans to wind down its operations over the next two years, during which time it will sell its assets and donate its remaining livestock to other charities. Officials say they are hopeful that Heifer Ranch's legacy will live on through

Heifer Helps Farmers Double Their Milk Production In the challenging world of agriculture, farmers are always searching for ways to improve their production and increase their profits. In some cases, this means abandoning traditional farming practices in favor of more efficient methods. Such is the case with dairy farming. In recent years, many dairy farmers have turned to heifers to help them increase milk production. Heifers are young female cattle who have not yet given birth to a calf. There are several reasons why heifers can help dairy farmers boost milk production. For one, heifers tend to be more productive than older cows. They also consume less feed, which can save the farmer money. Finally, heifers are easier to manage and typically require less care than older cows. As a result of these benefits, more and more dairy farmers are choosing to add heifers to their herds. In fact, many are seeing double the milk production as a result. With the ever-growing demand for da

Scientists Successfully Genetically Engineer Heifer To Produce Human Milk For the first time, scientists have genetically engineered a dairy cow to produce human milk. The breakthrough could provide an alternative to breastfeeding for mothers who can't or choose not to breastfeed their children. The genetically engineered heifer was created by researchers at the University of California, Davis. The cow produces milk that is nearly identical to human milk in terms of its nutrient content and its ability to support infant growth. "This is a huge accomplishment," said Dr. Alison Van Eenennaam, the lead researcher on the project. "We've successfully transferred the human gene for milk production into a dairy cow, and now we have a cow that can produce high-quality human milk." The researchers say they hope their findings will eventually lead to the development of safe and affordable human milk substitutes for premature infants, babies with allergies, and

Heifer International brings hope to the developing world The Heifer International organization is a global charity that helps to improve the quality of life for people in impoverished countries all over the world. Based in Arkansas, USA, Heifer works in more than 125 countries, providing livestock and training to families so that they can become more self-sufficient. One of the main ways that this is done is through the gifting of livestock. A family who receives a heifer, for example, is given the animal along with training on how to care for it and how to use its milk or meat to improve their diets and their incomes. In many cases, this simple act of giving a family a source of sustainable food has a ripple effect, leading to improvements in health, education and economic prospects. In some cases, Heifer has also helped families break free from cycles of poverty. For example, in Ethiopia one group of women who received heifers through Heifer were able to sell fresh milk at mark

Heifer Project International announces new buy one, donate one program In an effort to help even more people around the world, Heifer Project International has announced a new buy one, donate one program. For every animal purchased through the Heifer Project International website, the purchaser will be given the option to donate an additional animal to a family in need. This program is designed to help those who are living in poverty and lack access to essential resources like food and clean water. "We are excited to offer this new buy one, donate one program," said Dorothy Matthews, president of Heifer Project International. "It is our hope that by working together we can make a real difference in the lives of those who are struggling." Since 1944, Heifer Project International has provided livestock and training to millions of people in more than 125 countries. The new buy one, donate one program will further their goal of helping families around the world

Heifer Gives Birth to a Record-Breaking Calf In the small town of Pakse, located in the southern province of Champasak in Laos, a heifer has given birth to a calf that is believed to be the world's largest. The calf, a female, is reported to weigh in at over 1,000 kg (2,200 lb) and measure 2.7 metres long (8.9 ft). This record-breaking calf is thought to be due to her parents' large size; her father reportedly weighs 1,500 kg (3,300 lb) and her mother 2,000 kg (4,400 lb). Veterinarians and farmers in the area are stunned by the calf's size and are still trying to come up with an explanation for it. Laos is not known for its large livestock; in fact, cattle are relatively rare in the area. The largest cattle breeds in Laos typically weigh between 400 and 600 kg (880 and 1,320 lb). This calf's unexpected birth is therefore making waves throughout the small community of Pakse. The owner of the heifer says that he is planning to sell the calf for a high price as she

Heifer Obtains 5,000th Certification Heifer International, a global nonprofit working to end hunger and poverty, announced this week that it has obtained its 5,000th certification for sustainable food production. The milestone was reached with the certification of a tea plantation in India. Since 2003 Heifer has worked with the Rainforest Alliance to certify that its projects meet rigorous sustainability standards. In order to obtain certification, farms must comply with a wide range of environmental, social and economic criteria covering everything from land management to worker welfare. "This is an incredible accomplishment and a testament to the hard work of our farmer-partners around the world, who are committed to producing food in a sustainable way that benefits their communities and the planet," said Barbara Frost, CEO of Heifer International. The 5,000th certification brings Heifer closer to its goal of having all of its agricultural projects certified by 2020

Heifer That Calf Is So Cute! We all know that heifer that calf is so cute, but what do we really know about them? Not a whole lot, actually. Sure, we know they are young cows and that they are ridiculously adorable, but what else is there to learn? For starters, heifer calves are fairly precocious. They can walk and run shortly after being born and are completely capable of feeding themselves. They are also fairly smart, learning quickly how to interact with their surroundings. Despite their small size, heifer calves can be quite powerful. In fact, they sometimes exhibit dangerous behavior when afraid or threatened. care must be taken when handling them in order to avoid being injured. Cow lovers the world over agree that heifer calves are some of the cutest creatures on the planet. With their big eyes and soft fur, it's hard not to fall in love with them at first sight. So the next time you see one out in the pasture, be sure to take a moment to appreciate its beauty - you

Heifer Release Causes Traffic Jam on Highway A herd of heifers being released from a truck on Highway caused a traffic jam on the highway. The heifers were reportedly released from the truck after the rear door came open, and they ran onto the highway. The traffic jam lasted for about an hour, and it took three hours for the police to clear the scene. No one was injured in the incident, but motorists were stranded on the highway as a result of the traffic jam. Heifer Tossing Tradition Continues in Spain The centuries-old tradition of heifer tossing in the Spanish village of Manganeses de la Polvorosa is still going strong. The village's annual festival, which celebrates the patron saint of cattle, features a traditional heifer-tossing contest. In this contest, villagers try to toss a young heifer as high as they can into the air. The heifer is then caught by someone waiting below, who hopefully has quick reflexes! The origins of this tradition are not known for sure,

Heifer Named Charity of the Year Heifer International, a nonprofit organization that helps to end world hunger and poverty, has been named Charity of the Year for 2017 by the website JustGiving. Founded in 1944, Heifer provides livestock and training to families in need around the world. The animals given to families provide food and income, as well as help to break the cycle of poverty. In a press release announcing the award, JustGiving cited Heifer's work in countries such as Malawi, where the charity has helped to reduce child mortality rates and increase school enrollment. "What Heifer does is amazing," said JustGiving CEO Satya Sharma. "They are helping to end world hunger and poverty one family at a time, which is why we are so proud to name them our Charity of the Year." Heifer has also been recognized for its work with refugees. In 2016, the charity partnered with UNHCR, the United Nations Refugee Agency, to launch an initiative called Heifer-

Heifer Shot Dead After Escaping Slaughterhouse In yet another disturbing incident of animal cruelty, a heifer was shot dead after escaping from a slaughterhouse in Hyderabad. The heifer was reportedly running around on the streets for almost an hour before it was gun down by the police. The shooting has angered animal activists and they have urged the government to take stringent measures to prevent such incidents. "It is barbaric and shameful that a helpless animal was gunned down in public view. This is nothing but blatant animal cruelty and the culprits must be brought to book," said an activist. Veterinarians say that the heifer might have escaped because it was terrified and did not know where it was going. "It is sad that the police had to shoot the animal dead instead of trying to capture it alive. This could have been done with minimum fuss if there were proper arrangements in place," said a vet. Animal rights organizations have criticized the gove

Heifer Named World's Ugliest Animal The heifer has been crowned the world's ugliest animal in a new competition. The 'Ugliest Animal in the World' competition, organised by the British National History Museum, saw voters picking their favourite from a shortlist of ten ugly animals. The heifer, also known as a cow, was nominated for its 'dreadfully deformed' appearance. It was up against contenders such as the blobfish, the axolotl and the proboscis monkey. Thousands of people voted in the online poll, with the heifer taking first place with more than 25% of the vote. The blobfish came in second place with just over 20%. The museum's curator of mammals, Tim Morris, said: "We're delighted that the heifer has won this prestigious title. It is an extremely ugly animal and rightly deserves to be recognised as such." Heifer Sells for Over $1,000 at Auction It was a large, healthy heifer that sold for over $1,000 at the auction. The bidd

Wisconsin Smoked Carp Festival Draws Big Crowd LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) – The third annual Wisconsin Smoked Carp Festival drew a big crowd to Riverside Park in La Crosse Saturday. The festival celebrates the lowly carp, which is considered a nuisance by some but a delicious delicacy by others. "It's definitely an acquired taste. But once you get it, you really get it," said festival attendee Jeremy Snopek. Carp are abundant in the Midwest and many people say they are at their best smoked. "I think they're a unique fish. I don't think you can find them anywhere else, smoked or otherwise," said attendee Ryan Gauger. Attendees could buy smoked carp tacos, carp bratwurst and even smoked carp ice cream from local vendors. There was also live music and activities for kids. Organizers say the festival is designed to show off the versatility of this often maligned fish. "People sometimes have a misconception about carp that they are this muddy

Heifer International Helps Family in Haiti The small island country of Haiti is located in the Caribbean Sea. It is one of the poorest countries in the world, with a GDP of only $1,900 per capita. Nearly 60% of the population lives in poverty, and 25% in extreme poverty. One way Heifer International is helping families in Haiti is by providing them with goats. A family receives a pregnant goat and two kids. They are responsible for feeding and caring for the animals, and in return the goats provide milk, cheese, butter and meat. The family can also sell some of the animal's offspring to generate income. In addition to providing goats, Heifer International also provides training on how to improve agricultural production, access to clean water and sanitation, and health education. This helps to break the cycle of poverty and improve the quality of life for families in Haiti. To learn more about Heifer International's work in Haiti or to make a donation, visit heifer.org.