Being A Dairy Farmer

In response to:A Very Wet Start To July

Sun, 01 Jul 2007 15:37:17 +0200

We've considered bringing the herd in recently but decided in the end we could endure a bit of poaching here and there. Mind you, we haven't noticed a drop in yield. Guess we've been lucky. James.

In response to:Dairy Farming

Mon, 18 Jun 2007 02:06:08 +0200

Wow, getting a lot of farmers, on here. Great!!! Love farmers! Of course, I'm a a little predjuiced, living in the US's 3rd largest dairy state.

When I was a teen, I wanted to live on a dairy farm--but my math and science skills were far too poor to go to school for that. I have never been on a dairy farm, but my late cousin was married to a dairy farmer, and I've had friends who ran family dairies--and having gone to school in Vermont, quite a few of my classmates were from farm backgrounds, so considering I never stepped foot in a dairy barn, I actually know more than the average person, I suppose.

Looking forward to your blog. What kind of cattle do you raise?

In response to:Dairy Farming

Sun, 17 Jun 2007 23:56:20 +0200

hi
I just caught you first blog. You have made a good start.
Welcome to blog.co.uk. It is a god place to be. Getting noticed actually happens on here.

I shall be interested in you blog, I have a couple of farming friends on here and a bit of farming in the blood.