0 a building where cows are kept while they are milked (= have milk taken from them) or where they are kept during winter or bad weather
Now a great deal has been said to-day about the low quality of our milk and about the condition of our cowsheds and our stock.
There are also various so-called streptococci which come through the air, particularly in cowsheds where small particles of manure are flying about.
The effect of this provision appears to be that the officer is allowed to inspect the cowsheds but not the farmhouse.
Those buildings now house three separate businesses—one in the 200-year-old barn, one in the cowshed and one in the old milking shed.
A fixed investment is a "mixed bag," which contains everything from atomic plant, through cowsheds to painting one's own front door.
The wife was equally important for service support, for example childcare, cooking, making clothes and suchlike, and contributed to the household's production at harvest times and in the cowsheds.
At the top of the scale of alienated and unequal relationships is the industrial exploitation of animals that occurs in henhouses, cowsheds, pigpens, fishponds, laboratories, and the like.
The subsequent conversion of the cowshed to a pigsty resulted in the loss of what remained of the original interior.
