I was thinking the exact thing that gtractorfan was thinking. If you are going to do 30, why not 100. Really not much difference. Some of the extra work will be very minimal with the extra 70. Calving will probably take about the same amount of time. Chores will take only a little extra time to put out a couple more bales. Still need to check the water as much for 30 head as you do for 100. Having cows can cut into "free time". They require a certain amount of care year round. For us, winter time is an everyday chore, summer takes less time, but we need to put up hay for the winter feeding. Cows take a lot of work. As much as I enjoy having them, I am looking forward to the day when I don't "need" them anymore.
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