Today we will visit a few dairy farms in the United States to see how the process of tending dairy cows and harvesting millions of tons of milk happens. Mixedanimals.com is a place to help you discover great things about technology in the field of agriculture, livestock technology, processing technology, food processing technology, etc.

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Comment 1: Jeanie Watkins said: “My mom and dad were dairy farmers and I am damn proud to be a dairy farmer’s daughter.”

Comment 2: Derrick M said: “Here in rural Swaziland fresh cow dung is used in houses traditional huts or houses to make smooth and cool flooring without the use of cement. The dry cow is used also as fuel in cooking fires and used it as manure in the field.

A Krall where the cows are kept at night is made of wood and tree branches. In case of a happy event In a traditional home, people would then get inside the Krall, and sit down on the dry fine cow dung (it’s cool). And a meal would be saved then. It’s nice!”

Comment 3: Annie Davis said: “My kindergarten class was so amazed about all the cows and how they’re milked and the process of how cheese is made was a little interesting for them lots of questions.”

Comment 4: Morgan Ott lII said: “American Dairy Farmers are the hardest-working people in the country. Sun up to sun down, 7 days a week. Care of the cattle is the priority, even before their own health. Technology makes it easier, but it’s not EASY.”

Comment 5: Hugo Contente said: “I have a farm with my friend in the state of Ceará in Brazil. We have 100 milk cows in an area that doesn’t rain very much. It’s kind of a desert. With technology, we can produce a lot of milk in our state and outside.”

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