Posted by philip d on January 05, 2017 at 18:06:27 from (142.68.125.223):
With all the growing domestic market in dairy products we can barely and most days not quite fill our quota with our current milking capabilities. We were thinking about a new 2nd robot but are instead considering a used one from the UK which could be imported reconditioned and upgraded to same as new. It in the end would likely be about half the money as a new one. We could than convert a manure storage and dry cow pen to more stall and bunk space to house up to 100 cows and add on more space to accommodate dry cows heifers and manure storage. The barn yard needs to be resurfaced in the spring as well and we found a nice local used 12' high dump on the wish list too. Meeting with the bank in the next couple of weeks,also our M8200 Kubota soon needs replaced. They may laugh us out the door with these milk prices.
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