Write an article based on this "Research species and breed. Decide on a food source. Create a breeding plan. Study farming practices. Invest in capital. Find a good source for animals. Research the local milk market. Contact the government. Create a business plan."
article: The most common dairy animals are cows, goats (good for a small farm), or water buffalo (in south Asia). Each one has many dairy breeds, and local knowledge is your best way to choose between them. Contact government institutions, university agricultural extensions, and established dairy farms and ask for info to help you make the decision: Rule out breeds that can't thrive in your climate. For each breed, divide annual upkeep cost by annual milk production to find production cost per unit of milk. Is there local demand for the breed's milk (based on species and milk fat%)? What about for butter and cheese (where a high fat% is useful)? How much time and money does it take to raise a calf to milk-producing age? How much can you sell the male calves for? Concentrated feed requires less labor but more money. New farms often save on costs by supplementing it with Management Intensive Rotational Grazing (MIRG). Look at land rental prices in your area and determine how many cattle per acre it can support. Livestock need about 4% of their weight in forage each day. Ideally, your pasture should produce more than this at peak season, so you can stockpile the surplus for winter. Renting land is usually better than purchasing for a new farm. Wait until your farm is well-established and you no longer need the financial flexibility. Dairy bulls have a reputation for dangerous behavior, and in any case raising one year round gets expensive. The safer options are paying for a bull's service at breeding time, or practicing artificial insemination (AI). AI is almost always the cheapest option, and has equal or higher success rates when performed correctly (ideally by trained AI techs). Artificial insemination programs are now widespread in India and many African countries. The savings are not as significant and the programs vary in quality, but it is still usually worth it. Male:female herd ratio varies between species and with the male's age. A young bull can typically service 2025 cows, while a healthy, mature bull may be able to handle up to 40. If you don't have dairy farm experience already, take some time to learn about breeding, calving, manure management, weaning, milking cows, and crop management. Farming requires a great deal of time, work, and knowledge, so walk into it with open eyes. If this is all new to you, try to get some work experience on another dairy farm first. A farm requires a large one-time expenditure to get started. Buying an existing dairy farm makes the task simpler, and can save money if you're willing to do some repairs yourself. Whether you plan to buy or start it all yourself, make sure you'll have the following facilities: A sterile facility for storing milk, and for pasteurizing if required in your area Dry, sunny sheds or barns protected from weather and temperature changes Milking parlor with stanchions Feed storage and manure storage Separate living space for calves Equipment (including tractors) and equipment storage area Well for watering cattle, plus water transport system to tanks in pasture Irrigation system for pasture (optional) Note if possible, give yourself room to expand to a larger herd Inspect all dairy animals personally before buying, including several milking tests. The animal should be healthy and vaccinated against disease. Ideally, purchase the animals right after calving, on its second or third lactation (when milk production is highest). Wait to buy the second half the herd until the first group is about to go dry, so your farm can produce milk year round. If you're starting with just a few animals, talk to nearby dairy farmers for advice on selling to local stores and individuals. If you have a slightly larger herd, you can get a more stable income by selling the milk to a company that will handle distribution. Your local or regional government may require permits and paperwork to run a farm, sell milk, irrigate your land, and/or hire staff to help you. Put all your financial estimates into a plan that covers the first few years of your business. In addition to the necessary items above, remember to include the estimated cost of veterinary care per animal, and the cost of any labor you plan to hire. Also look into an additional source of profit: selling manure. Contact government institutions about subsidies and loans for farmers before you take out a loan from a bank. Use the average milk prices (or slightly lower) over the past few years when estimating future profits. You don't want your business to go under if milk prices drop. As a rule of thumb, you'll need one laborer per 10 milk animals, and one per 20 "dry" animals. This includes you and your family.

Write an article based on this "Notice what your partner enjoys. Decide to plan activities together. Choose inexpensive dates. Enjoy the scenery. Look up local activities online. Play a sport. Work out together. Volunteer to serve. Cook a meal."
article: In order to create moments in which you can spend quality time with your boyfriend or girlfriend, you need to plan activities. The best activities are ones that either you or your partner enjoys. If you're doing the planning, pick something the other person would want to do. If at least one person enjoys an activity, they will feel like you are paying attention to them, which is key for spending quality time together. Even if you are having a conflict with your boyfriend or girlfriend, a fun activity can keep you from getting so mad that you walk away. If you plan together, you'll both have a voice about where you go, making each other feel important. In order to sustain a weekly dating routine, you should pick activities that are not expensive. There are many things you can do that are free, from walking in the park to attending street festivals to just window shopping at the mall. Every community has (or is a short drive away from) walking trails, parks, and other forms of beautiful scenery. Taking this in with your boyfriend or girlfriend is an inexpensive and memorable way to spend time together. Your city will often put on free festivals, outdoor concerts, or other activities throughout the year. This is a great way to spend quality time together. If there is an admission fee, many times it may be waived if you offer to volunteer at the event. You may have to go to the event coordinators and ask about volunteering. Doing physical activity together helps you to laugh and have fun, which is important for any relationship. Laughing together helps you to see the world as less serious, and difficult situations as less daunting. Setting a fitness goal together and then pursuing it side by side will actually help you stay together. Studies show that working out as a couple has many benefits to the relationship. Couples who work out in tandem experience something called "nonverbal mimicry" if they exercise side by side, which creates a closer bond and more emotional intimacy. Working out together enhances physical attraction, improving your physical relationship. Find a homeless shelter, animal shelter, or even go online and look at a volunteer agency in your community. Volunteering together improves the connection between couples. Cooking together can be one of the most intimate and rewarding activities a couple can experience. You can even make a dish with aphrodisiac properties to help enhance your physical relationship. Such foods include honey, chocolate, saffron, avocado, and almonds.

Write an article based on this "Download the Instagram app. Open the Instagram app. Create an account by tapping Sign up at the bottom of your screen. Select friends to follow. Select Done when you're ready to proceed."
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You can do this by searching for "Instagram" in your device's app marketplace (e.g., the App Store on iOS or the Google Play Store on Android) and then selecting the pertinent search result for download. To do so, tap the Instagram icon (it resembles a multicolored camera) on one of your device's home screens. From here, you'll need to enter your email address, preferred username, password, and phone number (optional but recommended). You'll also have the opportunity to upload a profile photo before continuing. You can choose to add a bit of personal information in the "About" section as well, including a first and last name or a personal website. If you already have an Instagram account, you can tap Sign In at the bottom of the Instagram login page and enter your account login information instead. After finishing your account creation, you'll have an option to choose to find friends from your contact list, Facebook account, Twitter account, or by manual search. Note that you will need to provide Instagram with your Facebook or Twitter account information (your email address and relevant password) before you'll be able to select friends from either of these platforms. You can choose to follow suggested Instagram users by tapping the "Follow" button next to their name. Following people allows you to see their posts in your "Home" page. You will be able to add friends at any time from within your account, even after you create your account. Doing this will take you directly to your Instagram account's Home page, which is where you will see posts from the people you've chosen to follow.