Moozart Effect

[HDRKID]

Moozart Effect is that cows will produce more milk if they do listen to classical music. Listerning to soft music makes them more serene. It reduces stress and has a calming effect on cows.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a great composer. Actually, some say he was a genius. Still, that does not explain the effect "easy listening" has on milk production in cows.

The Moozart Effect

Mooing With Mozart Makes for More Milk

MarkBatterson.com | Cows Serenaded With Mozart

 

[Martian]

Wolfgang. o_0 Wolf... gang...
Of course wolves want cows to be relaxed so they're easier to hunt.

 

[Classicalfan626]

I love Mozart! He's one of my favorite composers!

 

[Martian]

I love Mozart! He's one of my favorite composers!

Does it make you produce extra milk? On second thought, I don't think I really want to know. lol

 

[Itheblaze]

I believe they would produce the healthiest milk out in the fields, grazing like cows in Ireland.

 

[Num7]

I think I've heard of this before. It certainly makes you wonder why classical music has such an effect on a cow.

I understand how music can make sus, humans more serene. But a cow? Maybe we're not so different after all...

 

[TimeFlipper]

Moozart Effect is that cows will produce more milk if they do listen to classical music. Listerning to soft music makes them more serene. It reduces stress and has a calming effect on cows.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a great composer. Actually, some say he was a genius. Still, that does not explain the effect "easy listening" has on milk production in cows.

The Moozart Effect

Mooing With Mozart Makes for More Milk

MarkBatterson.com | Cows Serenaded With Mozart

I suppose its possible that the frequencies of the music, the tempo`s and the resonant frequencies of the string instruments could play a part upon the cows brainwave activity causing them to chill out.....Moosic for the Moocows
Classical can help me here...Were most of Mozart`s music originally written in his standard adagio, but much later got overlooked and consequently played at a faster tempo?