Why should cows have unrestricted access to good-quality drinking water after milking?

Correct answer: A. Water supports milk synthesis and helps replace fluid losses

  • A. Water supports milk synthesis and helps replace fluid losses
  • B. Water permanently increases the butterfat percentage
  • C. Water prevents every form of udder infection
  • D. Water substitutes for adequate dietary fibre

Explanation

Milk contains a large proportion of water, so adequate intake is essential for maintaining production and replacing fluid losses. Water does not replace fibre, guarantee a higher butterfat percentage, or prevent all udder infections.

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