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Re: On the American Farmer
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Posted by davpal on November 15, 2006 at 23:17:19 from (216.93.97.113):
In Reply to: Re: On the American Farmer posted by Micxhael Soldan on November 15, 2006 at 18:50:27:
That is a good post about being out in the barn and all the sounds. Around here in michigan there are very few farms that still have functioning dairy barns. A lot of the old farms are still in place but it has been a long time since they were productive. I love it when I go by a farm and see the lights on in the old barn at milking time. All the tractors parked all over and the drive is muddy with a lot of activity going on. It always looks like ambition to me. I visit my brother in Wisconsin all the time and they have many farms that are all lit up at 6.00 pm milking. I guess that is why they are the dairy capital!
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