When grown the cows can generate 18 tons of milk per year.
Three “super cows” that can produce an unusually high amount of milk have been cloned by Chinese scientists,The new animals will reduce the nation’s dependence on imported breeds, claimed the Wednesday report.
That amounts to nearly 1.7 times the average amount of milk produced by cows in the United States in 2021.The first of the new calves was born on December 30. Due to the animal’s relatively large size of 56.7 kilograms , a cesarean section had to be performed.
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