Posted by gbs on December 12, 2011 at 18:38:36 from (66.83.123.242):
In Reply to: Myth Or True? posted by Rdandersom on December 12, 2011 at 07:08:55:
sometimes the big modern way isn't always best,knew of dairy that had been in business for a long time they managed it real well and tried to keep up to date ,during the buy out they couldn't move the cows immediately so they put them back onto pasture instead of confined feeding feed them as they did years before to maintain health and get what milk they could, one of them made the statement that if he had of known they could made the profit margin they were making for the amount of inputs used during those last weeks of operation he would still be in business,so bigger an up to date isn't always best
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