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Other products Other products produced from cow horn include, salt shakers that cost Shs 8,000, cereal bowls at Shs 12,000, key holders at Shs6,000, necklaces at Shs25,0000 and ladles at Shs80,000.

Scientists are trying to create a ‘health and safety’ cow by genetically modifying the animals to have no horns, in order to reduce the risk of injuring farmers, walkers and other creatures.

The “cow horn” vote has similar ambitions, said Mr Ott, who launched the referendum initiative with Armin Capaul, a 67-year old farmer from Jura in western Switzerland. “It is self ...

“Horns are essential to the way a cow functions,” says Ueli Hurter. He is one of the pioneers who developed the raising of cows with horns in free-range stables in Switzerland.

Didius Hategekimana, a 34-year-old entrepreneur from Gahanga Sector in Kicukiro District, has created a business that turns cow horns into furniture and jewelry. In an interview with The New Times ...