Grew up on a dairy did it for a few years too confining and don't forget Milk inspectors, you just can't throw up a leanto and milk cows and sell Grade A they have rules then there are calves and housing which goes with lactating females plus disease issues,flies, hauling maure etc. most everything already mentioned. Oh, then there is WINTER the most dreaded part of dairying because they become family because they depend on you for everything food, water, housing and of course miking Oh then there are dry cows and heifers also breeding of the herd in timely fashion, on and on. Have fun. Makes me appreciate being out of the biz for over thirty years and having a bad day at work. FYI, I worked awhile with a dairy consigner and we did a lot of cleanup on once was very nice dairy farms but the the family became very tired of the whole thing and dairy prices have not increased in much in over 40 years.Good Luck
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