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Dairy Cow Industry Timeline
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10 Sep 2021
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Events
Origins of the Domestic Cow
Early Evidence of Milking Cattle in Neolithic Britian
Evidence of Dairy Cows Playing a Major Role in Ancient Sumerian Civilization
The Domesticated Cow Appears in Ancient Egyptian Civilization
The Domesticated Cow Appears in Northern Indian Vedic Civilization
Milk in Ancient Hebrew Civilization and the Bible
The First Cattle Brought to the Americas Arrive at Vera Cruz, Mexico
Milk Production and Distillery Dairies in the United States
The Process of Pasteurization is Developed by Louis Pasteur
Commercial Pasteurization of Milk Begins
Milk Homogenizer Is Patented
Dairy Farmers Union Strike
First USDA Food Pyramid Is Released
Artificial Bovine Growth Hormone Approved by FDA
Dairy Management, Inc. (DMI) Formed
PETA Files False Advertising Lawsuit against the California Milk Board
Organic Milk's Popularity Continues to Grow
Nation's Largest Organic Dairy Violates Organic Rules
FDA Approves Cloned Milk for Human Consumption
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Release Report on Dangers of Raw Milk
US Sales of Dairy Milk Fall as Non-Dairy Milk Sales Rise
Australian Regulators Approve Cold-Pressure Processing as Alternative to Pasteurization
Milk Residue Found in Prehistoric Baby Bottles
Two Largest American Dairy Companies File for Bankruptcy
Dairy Farmers to Dump up to 3.7 Million Gallons of Milk per Day Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
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