The trombone and the cows, A dairy farmer's unusual concert audience

Ed, a dairy farmer from Live Oak, FL, shares his unique experience of playing jazz trombone for his cows. Despite being in a small town not typically associated with jazz, Ed has been playing since elementary school. His cows, creatures of habit, are entertained by the music, which they find pleasing. Ed emphasizes the importance of being good stewards of the land and animals, equating playing music for the cows to caring for them. The cows' positive response to the music highlights their ability to discern what is pleasing.

What is the significance of Ed playing trombone for the cows?

How do cows react to music according to the text?

What does the narrator's father emphasize about taking care of animals?

Describe the relationship between playing music and the care of cows as mentioned in the text.

What does the narrator mean by saying 'it's all about our interaction with these animals'?