Till the Cows Come Home

This book delves into the profound connection between humans and cattle throughout history, highlighting their essential role in civilization.

In Till the Cows Come Home, the author explores the intricate relationship between humankind and cattle, tracing its roots back to the dawn of civilization. Cattle have played a pivotal role in shaping our societies, from tilling the soil to providing food and clothing. This connection is not merely historical; it reflects a bond that has evolved yet remains deeply embedded in our daily lives. As human populations have transitioned from rural to urban settings, the reliance on cattle has adapted, but the essence of this dependence endures.

The narrative weaves together personal anecdotes, interviews with farmers, butchers, and breeders, and insightful technical details that illuminate the significance of cattle in our world. The author’s engaging storytelling brings to light the unrecognized aspects of cattle's contributions, showcasing their vital role in our agricultural and economic systems. This book serves as a reminder of how intertwined our lives are with these animals, emphasizing their importance in both past and present contexts.

Till the Cows Come Home invites readers to reflect on their relationship with cattle and appreciate the often-overlooked connections we share with these remarkable creatures. It is a thorough and accessible history that resonates with anyone interested in understanding the past and contemplating the future of our agricultural practices.