Posted by farmerjohn on January 24, 2014 at 22:02:10 from (71.182.244.101):
.....and my brother asked me today if I would give him a hand as the hired man was off today. I didn't actually milk the cows as I am not familiar with the milkers he uses now, but I still remember how to shovel cow poop!! I was reflecting as I worked on when I did the milking and all the times good and bad that I experienced in building and working in that barn which is now over 40 years old. He expects to get moved into his new facility within a month if the cold weather doesn't hold up the construction crew too much. Right now he is milking 80 cows in 32 tie stalls, and will be moving into a 108 freestall barn with a swing 8 parlor so should cut milking time from four hours to less than two.
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