Fifty years ago no one milk more than 50 cows around here. Then the creameries said they wouldn't pick up the milk unless you milked more cows. Many went out of business. We milked under 21 during that time and made a good living. Once the creameries changed the rules, the cows were sold. We didn't have room for more cows. There was no choice. Loved the cows and hated to see them go.
Something to think about.... If a strange disease were to pop up one day and cows were dropping dead, a guy like JD John could probably survive loosing his 36 cows, but how about a guy with over 100 cows, 500 cows, 1000 cows???? When you have hundreds of cows in confinement a disease could spread fast. Oh I suppose our broke government would come to the rescue. It could happen. Seems like there was a problem in Europe a few years back and they buried thousands of cows. A sad thought but it could happen...
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