Posted by Don-Wi on February 21, 2012 at 19:57:25 from (75.241.180.194):
In Reply to: 100 percenter? posted by Buickanddeere on February 21, 2012 at 09:44:53:
My parents are grade B. The cost to upgrade now would be way too high to go for it with how long they'll be doing it yet.
They've been fighting with our milk company a little bit too because the field rep isn't helping them out any. The milk samples seem to have spiked a little the last few months and they're threatening to drop them, but my parents have had independant tests done by a lab in town and the numbers come back clean as a whistle. Just doesn't make sense to me because our milk was ALWAYS clean, and they've got several plaques on the wall in the office for quality.
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