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Re: OT.. Milking cows....2 part question....


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Posted by blinwmiaol.com on March 07, 2009 at 09:39:42 from (24.231.255.33):

In Reply to: OT.. Milking cows....2 part question.... posted by plow hand on March 07, 2009 at 06:29:21:

Started milking 48 cows in a stall barn at age 12 for a neighbor. After a couple years worked for a guy with 64 cows in a stall barn, then 96 in a stall barn, then 84 in a stall barn with 120 in free stalls, then 250 in a double 4 parlor/freestall, then MSUs campus farm 180 tiestalls/double 8 parlor, then 64 tiestalls, then same farm 120 freestall thru same 64 tiestalls. Then on thanksgiving day '93 I sent my first load of milk from my own cows, 33 stanchions, surge buckets and milk house across the driveway. Started with 6 cows in '93 and milked there 5 years till the barn was full. Then got a place with 122 tiestalls, 102 on the pipeline. Milked there for 3 years until a difficult family situation forced me to sell the cows. Now 7 years later, have 15 head, 4 in milk and hope to be shipping again by November 09. All that from age 12 to now 35. When I start milking again, they will bury me before the cows leave the farm again.


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