Posted by Bruce from Can. on March 26, 2016 at 20:34:45 from (74.12.69.147):
In Reply to: Bruce from Canada posted by jimont on March 26, 2016 at 17:36:10:
Hi jimont . While the Flecther name is indeed familiar to me , I do not know these folks personally. Although I am , as you say committed to the Jersey breed , I do not show cows . And my involvement with the breed association is limited to registering cattle , and our local Jersey club. We have around a dozen all Jersey herds near me and many more mixed Jersey/Holstein herds as well. That doesn't mean Holstein x Jersey , but two breeds with in one herd. Component milk price is starting to show the black and white breeders that there is more $$$ in milking cows with higher components,like the Jersey cow has. Good to hear that this family has the next generation lined up to take over the farm. Ford/NH and Kubota tractors are very popular on Dairy farms , as they build utility tractors in the 100 hp range that dairy men need, and at a price they can afford. Regards , Bruce
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