Términos

The action of drawing milk from a teat or breast by hand, or more recently, mechanically; usually performed on a cow, goat, or other domesticated mammal. For infants or baby mammals taking nourishment with their mouths directly from a breast or teat, use "suckling."

Devices of various designs used to automatically milk cows via physical and vacuum pressure.

Agricultural buildings designed to reduce labor, automate, and improve efficiency in milking cows. Several different designs are in use, but all parlors follow key components of milking procedures.

Small pails, usually wooden, with one long stave used as a handle, used as a milking pail.

Females whose job or activity is to milk cows or sometimes goats, usually employed in a dairy.

Devices used to test the purity of milk, providing information on quantities of chalk, lime, or water found in the tested milk.

Natural fiber from the floss of the pod of the common milkweed. Compressed floss has a silky sheen and is added to nonwovens to enhance softness, insulating properties, absorbency, bulk.

Communities of any size that are the location for mills.

Úsese para modelos caracterizados por una masa de flores o plantas esparcidas que forman un fondo o ambientación a una escena.

Vidrio realizado con trozos de cañas de colores incrustadas dentro de un vidrio fundido, creando en general diseños de flores. Se diferencia del "vidrio en mosaico", el cual utiliza los trozos de cañas de colores como incrustación en maderas y muebles, cuentas, joyas y para formar vasos cuando se disponen en moldes y se funden en conjunto.

Genus of legume consisting of approximately 150 species found in tropical and subtropical regions.

Tree species native to a limited area in Central Africa.

Units of length equal to 0.001 meter, 03937 inch.

Designates an archaeological period, extending roughly from 6,000-1,000 BCE, when Native Americans of California turned towards a broader range of food resources, including plant matter, as reflected by extensive use of milling stones and other grinding technology.

People of great wealth and typically of great influence and prestige in society. Those whose assets are worth at least a million pounds, Euros, dollars, or another roughly equivalent currency.

Measurements of length equal to 0.001 inch or 0.0254 mm. Specifically used for measuring thickness of materials.

Political entities having governments in which the political power resides with the military.