Afternoon Milking on a Maungaturoto Dairy Farm








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  1. Excellent photos -- very cool, even to a townie like me! :-)

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  2. Hello Ice. I can see you have a really cool image on your blog. I have a horrible bug that has made me feel lousy. Heading off for bed and hopefully a good night's sleep. Will catch up with your blog tomorrow after the kids have finished pet day.

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  3. No worries, Storm. You just take care of yourself, okay? Lots of love an' hugs.

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  4. Did you help out?

    How many cows are milked there?

    Jennifer

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  5. Timepsanner - Had a decent nights sleep still sick but things are on the improve.

    Hi Jennifer - I had a bug so hygiene as you would know came first.

    Anne and Cameron have 240 cows in the shed. Calving has finished bar one cow and she's overdue by two weeks.

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  6. Thats really neat to get an inside look at the dairy! Is this your friend Anne you speak about? Its a dirty job, but looks like fun, until I had to do it myself 2x a day every day! LOL I'll just look at pictures of her doing it! When I gmy goat it'll be the same thing for me, but of course on a MUCH smaller scale!

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  7. It is dirty work. This is Ann and Camerons shed but the lady you see is my friend Susan. The guy is one of the farm workers - so pass there. That is a shed I think from the 1960's or 1970's you don't see them like that much anymore. Doesn't worry me helping in the shed. Goats are way cleaner to deal with than cows!!!

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