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Nice question! HOW COWS MAKE MILK. Before a cow can start producing milk, she must have delivered a calf. Cows usually produce one calf each year. A cow starts to produce milk when her first calf is born, which typically happens when the cow is about two years old. Pregnancy lasts nine months and the cow is usually able to fall pregnant again about 100 days after her calf is born.
A cow produces milk in order to feed her calf. After the cow has given birth, she must be milked (or her calf allowed to nurse) at least twice daily or the milk will stop flowing. Count on about nine to 10 months of milk production, allowing the cow to rest at least two months before a new calf is born. Your daily routine will consist of feeding, milking twice a day, or milking once a day and separating the calf from the cow eight to 12 hours before you milk.