Dutch cheese maker Pieter Wolters has an original idea for selling cheese from his German farm. He plans on creating a very unique football to celebrate the World Cup championship in Germany this summer.

"I want to make a round cheese in the colors of a classic football in my cheese factory for sale to soccer fans," says Pieter Wolters.

Yvonne Lee - All Headline News Staff Reporter

Scientists at the Rowett Research Institute in Aberdeen, England used a food additive based on fumaric acid to decrease the odor of cows' gas by up to 70 percent. The acid is a chemical that is essential to animal and vegetable respiration, reports Reuters.

A Sri Lankan presidential candidate promises to use his personal fortune to give a cow to every home if he his elected.

"Every Sri Lankan home will be gifted with a high milk-yielding cow from (the Indian state of) Kerala which could be expected to yield 10 liters (2.5 gallons) to 16 liters (four gallons) of milk every day," Victor Hettigoda is quoted as saying by The Island

A lightning strike killed 68 dairy cows waiting to be milked on an Australian farm.

The farmer, Warwick Marks, 57, said the lightning strike killed half his herd of 150 Jersey cows at his dairy farm outside Dorrigo in northern New South Wales state.

"EAT MOR CHIKIN" is a slogan tens of millions of Americans have come to know at local Chick-fil-A's across the nation. The successful advertising campaign has spawned off stuffed cow toys, calendars, mugs, and T-shirts that feature cows sending messages to possible customers to ignore beef and eat more chicken.

Now somebody in Virginia has stolen the chicken mascot from a large 50-foot high billboard along Interstate 464 in Chesapeake.