Pls aw does d number cows increases on daily basis. Come to think of it we consume beef on daily basis, there are a lot of parties every wkend where cows are slughtered and they kill cow on daily basis in every community and lets see aw this animal develop, it takes months for a cow to give birht and once it does it only give birth to one or two and bfor it grow old and bcomes eadible it takes months as well. So my thought is wia do we see d one we eat everyday since they dont give birth everyday

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ask the aboki that spends his whole life following cows up and Down till maturity, breeding, feeding and selling them one by ones even as he replaces the sold ones with young ones.
ask the aboki who take more care of malu than his daughter.

stint: ask the aboki that spends his whole life following cows up and Down till maturity, breeding, feeding and selling them one by ones even as he replaces the sold ones with young ones.
ask the aboki who take more care of malu than his daughter.

am not saying the cow are not giving birth but check the number we consume to the number of cows that give birth each day

The first response answers it all, its like a family heritage in the north and among fulanis, evry family rears cattle, even in the south and west , many people av started this trend. Though we are eating @a geometirc progressional rate, the breeding is added @ an arithmetic progressional rate. I hope dia wont b scarcity soon

opeano: The first response answers it all, its like a family heritage in the north and among fulanis, evry family rears cattle, even in the south and west , many people av started this trend. Though we are eating @a geometirc progressional rate, the breeding is added @ an arithmetic progressional rate. I hope dia wont b scarcity soon

Abia state is witnessing a gradual increase in cattle rearing(restricted rearing) in Ibeku; ndiolumbe; and Umunneochi.