Sure,I think one of the best round balers going at that time would be a JD 435 if they were invented by then. We recently as of April quit milking cows on our own farm after 61 years at this farm and close to 200 years in Canada. We had a Delaval VMS robot milker that actually worked quite well but having very little help in the barn and an enormous mortgage for a 65 cow farm was taking its toll. I love cows ,they were definitely my passion and land and equipment was my Dad’s. We worked well together. After he passed I took it all on along with doubling our debt to buy my Mom out and make the barn more labour efficient so I could do most of it myself which turned into all of it myself and I got burnt out after 4-5 years of very little help. I’d definitely do dairy again given the right situation. So if we’re talking 1990 I’d have a nice tie barn and if I’m granted the knowledge of which cows back in those days turned out to be super stars I’d go Crasdale Farms here on PEI and pay whatever they wanted for Ravenswell Lydia and flush her to Black Star and later on Integrity. Maybe even go buy Comestar Lauri Sheik as a young cow haha.
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