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Owning a dairy cow to supply fresh, nutritious milk, butter, cheese, ice cream, and other dairy products is becoming a popular adventure for more and more families as they seek to find sources for the highest-quality food. But even though humans have been tending and milking dairy animals for thousands of years, being responsible for the care of a such a large animal still be very challenging, especially if an injury, illness, or calving problem arises.

Millions of Americans suffer from a lack of sleep. As a matter of fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated that insufficient sleep has become a public health epidemic. The lack of sleep is not only being linked with an increase in poor performance, but it has been linked with an increase of other types of chronic disease. A lack of sleep, does not always come from the lack of trying to sleep.