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training people to milk and how do you renumerate them?
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<blockquote data-quote="clem dog" data-source="post: 5869490" data-attributes="member: 495"><p>So really you are saying you think anyone putting a robot in amazes you that they don't want to stand in a hole in the ground for 5 or 6 hours a day!</p><p>For me it means flexibility to spend time with my family then spend time with the cows when it suits me. </p><p>Certainly the management style is different, not worse or better, just different. Sick cows can be easily spotted if you pay attention and this is true whatever the regime. Mastitis can be missed in the parlour too if you are in a hurry to get to an appointment or are busy at silage or other field work. But I suppose it takes different strokes for different folks as they say. </p><p>If we were all the same it would be boring as there would be no one to argue with!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="clem dog, post: 5869490, member: 495"] So really you are saying you think anyone putting a robot in amazes you that they don't want to stand in a hole in the ground for 5 or 6 hours a day! For me it means flexibility to spend time with my family then spend time with the cows when it suits me. Certainly the management style is different, not worse or better, just different. Sick cows can be easily spotted if you pay attention and this is true whatever the regime. Mastitis can be missed in the parlour too if you are in a hurry to get to an appointment or are busy at silage or other field work. But I suppose it takes different strokes for different folks as they say. If we were all the same it would be boring as there would be no one to argue with! [/QUOTE]
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