I farmed with my brother until 20 years ago when the dairy buy out came along. Whe had the farm paid off and would have to make some substatial investments soon. At the time the local land grant university(Cornell) said to compete you would need 700 to 1000 cows We could not see that kind of debt and aggravation. After the last two years, the average 1000 cow herd lost $100,000,000. It will take 2 or 3 generations to get back to even. I have a few friends still milking 700 to 2600 cows and they all are struggling except one. He has a real good off farm income. Who knows what the future holds. I am retired and still grow enough crops to spin my wheels. But the trend is to bigger and bigger. Would like to here some comments from larger farmers on this forum ps This is the view in Western New York
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