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Any Dairy Farmers using the new DeLaval DelPro milking unit in a stanchion barn?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tiffany Nichols May 16.
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They need fluid milk bad with school back in session. There is growing support for a milk dump. If things don;t change soon, I think it may happen.
They have tried numerous times for a National Milk Dump Day in the US. Some of my friends in CA had a nice plan put together, so it actually would affect two months of pay. However there will never be enough to get guys to all dump, someone will r...
O really and where would they get their milk? Because I believe that every other country is in the same situation as we are, and if they are not then they probably dont produce enough to provide for out country. And they certainly can not make eno...
The Dairy problem is just like every other problem... NO ONE will organize together. When they do there will be some that get rich because they didnt. Cut throat just like trucking and rowcrops and every other industry. Kinda like a Factory job th...
Powder is part of the problem. It is selling on the world market for $1.30/lb., but only $.92/ lb here in the US. Every processors is looking for milk right now, but won;t pay more for it. We don;t have a supply and demand problem in the US. We ha...
This is a news article from The Baltimore Sun!! I found it quite interesting!! I think we all should give this a try, any input is very welcome!!!
BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgian farmers sprayed 3 million liters (790,000 gallons) of fresh milk onto their...
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Started by FFF member Eric Baeten.
Hi, my name is Tiffany! I am the herdsman for our family farm, that milks around 200. I am in the process of taking over parts of the farm from my father. My younger brother and I plan to fully take over and grow the operation.
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Maybe all the dairy farmers should try this, see if the world can go a while without milk!!
This is a news article from The Baltimore Sun!! I found it quite interesting!! I think we all should give this a try, any input is very welcome!!!
BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgian farmers sprayed 3 million liters (790,000 gallons) of fresh milk onto their fields Wednesday, furious over the low milk prices they say are bankrupting farmers.
Milk farmers' groups said world prices had sunk so much they are having to sell milk at half their production costs, leaving more and more farmers unable to pay their… Continue
BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgian farmers sprayed 3 million liters (790,000 gallons) of fresh milk onto their fields Wednesday, furious over the low milk prices they say are bankrupting farmers.
Milk farmers' groups said world prices had sunk so much they are having to sell milk at half their production costs, leaving more and more farmers unable to pay their… Continue
Posted on September 16, 2009 at 9:35pm — 6 Comments
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- At 6:27am on June 29, 2009,
Bellana Putz said… - Tiffany,
We have a litter of six females and four male pups. I see you're a dairy farmer. I know two of our dogs have ended up on dairies and are doing quite well. You can learn more about our Aussies at putzlivestock.com. Waiting for pup pics to be posted. Have a great week, hope to hear from you! B
- At 8:23am on June 13, 2009,
Brandon Barnett said… - hi how have you been your farm looks really nice i would like to hear more about and see some pics i was also wondering where u got the i h cling for the back window
- At 10:47pm on May 21, 2009,
Scott Lambert said… - ya i'm taller then most people lol. whats making you stress about it? wow did you get to cut any of it. the calf sounds sweet lol. things are good here we got everything planted now and just hoping that it rains now. the hay is getting tall probly cut next week. the shop is really busy were building alot of buckets rite now. and i got lots of other smaller projects. have fun and hope that things go better for ya.
- At 10:34pm on May 14, 2009,
Scott Lambert said…
- i'm 5' 11" yea i'll ride horses but i could never own one.lol there to picky!! stressing out about what? my life is going good we got going on soybeans today and i was running our 12 row planter today it was fun. i got pics but don't got time tonight to put on. but i will put em on. well got to get some sleep don't get much tonight lol.
- At 10:48pm on May 12, 2009,
Scott Lambert said…
- hey i got more pics up to take a look
- At 10:24pm on May 12, 2009,
Scott Lambert said…
- ya i'm lucky to work on the best herd in the county!! yea but your herd is good, it still has room for improvement. but i like projects to lol. i'm sure you know but its a lot of little things that you can change that will improve your herd in big ways. one thing that has worked good for me and the farm i work on now is to ship all of the cronic, low producers, high scc, and ones that have disease. then breed the good cows with good bulls so you build that dream genetics in that herd. thats number one!!! our average is up to 76 to 80 lbs per cow/day. ya thats sort of the way it is here to. but ya but other wise hows life in general going?
- At 11:48pm on May 10, 2009,
Scott Lambert said…
- ya we had to do some tile lines to this year!! i can't wait to look i'll take a look at the pics in the morn i got to get some sleep. lol thats good about the groups its amazing what little changes can do to the milk production. we are milking 79 cows now and we are producing over 12,000 lbs every other day the cows are not even at peak yet lol. i want to be milking more cows but we don't have enough land to feed the cows and its a land grab out here. we could not even get one more acre of land lol.
- At 3:38pm on May 8, 2009,
Scott Lambert said…
- well we got all of the corn put in now so its been a really good day!! its going to rain tonight here, i think.
thats also a great name!! ya the tend to grow really fast when you just feed em and get going on field work right away to. lol so hows the groups working out? any new info on the groups. thats going to be a different bull lol. your welcome about the pics.
- At 10:26pm on May 6, 2009,
Scott Lambert said…
- ya she is my little pride of joy!! ya seven bc of the backwards 7 on her forward. lol did you name yours? ya it was quite a project its not not the best but it worked for the seven gallons of sap that the we had. lol alot i know!! really its just something that we welded togeather. wow thats good we just started putting corn in today. but it only takes three days to get the corn in so its not that bad. of corse we got a 12 row planter tho. Hay already i wish we were doing hay its my favorite thing to do on the farm. i bet you will be busy how many acres of hay do you got? hey by the way i like the new pics you got up!!!
- At 2:54pm on May 5, 2009,
Scott Lambert said…
- Hey Tiffany, yea a rain day here so i got the pics of my calf up now. she's really chowing down the feed now and is looking really good. i also have picked up a couple bull calves now to. hows things going on your end?
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