09-15-2014, 05:20 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-15-2014, 05:23 AM by AnimalFamily.)
Unfortunately, I don't know much about dairy farms in general. But I am familiar with a local dairy farmer's operation. And while I'm not a fan of huge corporate anything, I must say this dairy's operation seems quite animal friendly. I have personally witnessed their daily concern over their cows well-being.
The cows seem eager to come at milking time and are out to pasture most of the day. I'm not positive but I think they rotate the milking.
The cows all seem healthy and happy [although I'm not exactly sure how to determine a happy cow *wink*] well nourished and not weak in the least.
I'm not trying to defend anything in particular. Just saying that everyone has different ways of doing things, including large scale farmers.
The cows seem eager to come at milking time and are out to pasture most of the day. I'm not positive but I think they rotate the milking.
The cows all seem healthy and happy [although I'm not exactly sure how to determine a happy cow *wink*] well nourished and not weak in the least.
I'm not trying to defend anything in particular. Just saying that everyone has different ways of doing things, including large scale farmers.
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