Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/622/en

Surplus Performances

What the cow — and this holds, with variation, for all ruminants among the domestic animals — takes up from the masses of its plant food in the way of substances and formative forces, it needs to the least degree for itself: for the unfolding of its consciousness, for its movement-activity, the maintenance of life, and reproduction. A great surplus remains, which it does not need for