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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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No, the soothing and lilting musical pieces are not being played primarily for the hearing convenience of those tending the farms


These are for the benefit of the egg-laying fowls and milking cows. The reason: Piped-in music in poultry houses and dairy cattle barns can increase egg and milk production. On the other hand, hard rock music turns out the opposite results.


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BACH AND MOZART

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Is the Golden Age of fashion and art back?

By Techie Ysmael-Bilbao | February 15, 2015 - 12:00am

With the comeback of couture and the current consciousness in art appreciation, the seemingly feared demise of the Golden Age is no longer so imminent.

Sunday Lifestyle

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

Classical music makes egg layers more productive

March 20, 2005 - 12:00am

In some big poultry and livestock farms in the country these days, it’s not uncommon to hear classical music being played. No, the soothing and lilting musical pieces are not being played primarily for the...

Agriculture

Classical guitarist

By FROM THE STANDS | By Domini M. Torrevillas | August 14, 2004 - 12:00am

Twice a year, the Filipino classical guitarist Michael Amper Dadap who lives in New York City,comes to his native land for a visit. During his last three visits, he conducted workshops in Duma-guete City to train...

Opinion

Enchantment from the Enchanting Charlotte Church

By From Young Star Magazine | December 19, 2001 - 12:00am

She’s a rolodex of queens, first ladies, presidents, and popes. She’s considered one of the purveyors of contemporary...

Young Star