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A cow would eat a cow?

Patel: The cow from... Gao from cow, and cow from gao. No? It is absolutely not..., so very easy.

Gurukṛpa: Śrīla Prabhupāda, for the abhiṣeka, do we require cow urine and cow dung and tail of cow?

Devotee: Would that be a young cow or a mother cow?

Tejiyas: ...the milkman tries to bring the cow to the āśrama, they arrest the milkman. They take his cow away from him. They don't even allow that they can bring the cow to the people any more. They seized. He lost one cow. He has to sneak the cow down the back alley so that they can bring some cow fodder in. [break]

Patel: ... have produced penicillin from cow dung, and cow dung actually ...yes.

You have seen many pictures of Kṛṣṇa, He is loving cow. Why cow is loved by Him? Why particularly cow? Because cow protection is the most important business of the human society.

Prabhupāda: Go means species, means both bull and cow. But generally go means cow.

Govinda dāsī: And I think they have one cow. They got recently one cow.

Prabhupāda: [reading sign] "Cow protection and God consciousness. Visitors welcome." That's nice. Cow protection, they are surprised = "What is this nonsense, cow protection?" Huh? Do they say? "Cow is for eating, and you are protecting?" There are falls?[?]

Bhagatjī: [indistinct discussion about getting milk from cow] We will keep one cow ready at once.

What I'm asking is this = Supposing you have a cow, and you give to me a cow, so from that cow that I

Yogeśvara: Cow.

Devotee: Cow.

[break] Cow, anything of cow is useful: urine, dung, everything. Skin, hoof, horn, milk—everything.

Cow protection is especially mentioned. And the cow blood, the milk is nothing but blood. So you get more vitamin value by drinking milk than eating, drinking, cow blood. From all points of view, cow protection must be there. That is human civilization.

Prabhupāda: Cow dung can be collected. At least they can be used as cow dung. Here, you see.

Giving up all shame Dushashana laughed and danced around in the Kuru’s midst, singing, “O cow, O cow.

Yogeśvara: If they don't kill the cow, then they will have even more meat, because then the cow will If they don't kill the cow right away...

transcendental body of Kṛṣṇa did not require any protection, but to instruct us on the importance of the cow , the Lord was smeared over with cow dung and washed with the urine of the cow, sprinkled with the dust up raised by the walking of the cow."