Posted by Farmerwithmutt on February 23, 2017 at 20:00:05 from (166.181.3.113):
In Reply to: Re: the golden rule posted by Bruce from Can. on February 23, 2017 at 18:55:47:
Friend of mine put in a step parlor several years ago and now seasonal milking it works and he's 71. The step parlor is basically the cow steps up 1 step and you step down one his cows gather behind him and walk into the stalls and are let out through the front. He kept his cost down by using the original milkhouse and then its basically four milking stantions. I seen a couple set ups at pasture walks that were simple sheds and one was just plastic and with seasonal milking and shutting down during the cold spells they worked . One side benefit calves are like the beef short term headache and then easy going . It's fun watching calves on group feeders someone always is thinking my neighbor has got a better deal.
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