Posted by philip d on March 24, 2019 at 10:11:08 from (96.44.72.74):
In Reply to: Re: BTO sale in April posted by greg oliver on March 24, 2019 at 06:12:51:
I�m sure our neighbors won�t miss us spreading manure thus spring either. Soon as I saw the production figures that�s all I needed to see to know it is a well managed herd. Some animal rights activists believe that the cows producing well are forced to and mistreated. That couldn�t be further from the truth. High producers have the best air quality cleanest water most room to manoeuvre the most comfortable beds,highest quality feed and most gentle care. Doesn�t mean it�s profitable but they�re well looked after. I was at a meeting one time and the speaker was from a 1000+ cow dairy. He said when asked how you take care of that many cows this was his response: we figured out the best way to look after 1 cow and multiplied that by 1000.
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