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Some things are just plain useless – until they become useful.
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                    [Title] => Classical music induces egg, milk production
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Bach, Mozart, Beethoven.


Bring to their serene world lifting piped-in music of the masters and they will give you more eggs and milk in return. On the other hand, poultry and cattle farms set up in places "far from the madding crowd" have not been known to be profitable.


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Hatching surprises

By Cheeko B. Ruiz | August 2, 2009 - 12:00am

Some things are just plain useless – until they become useful.

Starweek Magazine

Classical music induces egg, milk production

September 11, 2005 - 12:00am

Like humans, domesticated fowls and dairy cows love classical music, too. Bach, Mozart, Beethoven. Bring to their serene world lifting piped-in music of the masters and they will give you more eggs and milk in...

Agriculture