Cow Diary

This book is a comprehensive and visually rich collection of 50 cow breed biographies from across the globe. Written in simple and clear language, each story offers insights into the personality, appearance, milk yield, intelligence, dietary needs, lifespan, and geographical origin of a unique cattle breed. From the high-producing Holstein-Friesian of Europe to the disease-resistant N'Dama of West Africa, this book explores the beauty and importance of cattle diversity.

Alongside basic facts, each entry also highlights interesting historical and cultural information, making it more than just a factual record. Readers will discover how certain breeds were developed for local needs, how they influenced rural economies, and how they have adapted to specific climates and terrains over generations.

With accompanying high-resolution images, the book is ideal for students, farmers, researchers, and animal enthusiasts. It serves both as an educational reference and a heartfelt celebration of an often-overlooked part of global agriculture. Whether used in a classroom, a rural extension program, or a personal library, this book will open your eyes to the silent strength, intelligence, and resilience of cows.