Posted by Bruce from Can. on May 20, 2020 at 09:41:21 from (70.52.186.9):
In Reply to: Largest Dairy Farm 1972 posted by Traditional Farmer on May 20, 2020 at 03:37:37:
Not many dairy farms anywhere near that size here in Canada. There are some 250-500 cow farms, but the average is still around 80 cows. Our numbers are a little less cows than the average size dairy in Canada. We have zero employees. Lots of farms are going to robotic milking systems. When I started dairying 40 years ago the average farm was 30 cows and there were 15,500 dairy farms in Ontario. Now there are some 3,400 dairy farmers in Ontario, and they produce about twice the amount of milk per cow. A farmer milking 50-100 cows can still make a decent living dairy farming here, but few want the commit to the work, or want to invest the capital into a business that gives a rate of return that isn�t much better than bank interest, yet still leaves you with plenty of work and risk. In other words, there is many easier ways to make a buck than milking cows.
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