Would you train a relief milker, Truro Cornwall

[kernow1]

Hi all,

Wondering whats the best way to learn to milk cows, I feel like some morning work as a relief milker would fit around some other commitments in my life. As well as complimenting things I want to learn and do. To explain about me, I have a REALM degree, some stock experience, harvest and a tele handler ticket.

Is it a case of knocking on doors (few big units near me) or should I look for a small farm, or just wait on indeed?

Thanks
CB

 

[Kiss]

Go knock on doors, I think learning on a small farm is a great way to learn your more likely to do a bit of everything!

 

[vantage]

@Jdunn55

 

[Jdunn55]

I'm in farms common (just past four lanes on the way to helston) so possibly too far? But if not feel free to send me a message! Currently milking 80-90 cows, with milking taking about 2 hours including washdown and getting the cows in - but more work available if wanted to make the journey worthwhile
Fairly modern parlour, cows are British friesans/holsteins and very well loved, tea + biscuits on hand and a lovely new radio!

 

[In the pit]

I'm in farms common (just past four lanes on the way to helston) so possibly too far? But if not feel free to send me a message! Currently milking 80-90 cows, with milking taking about 2 hours including washdown and getting the cows in - but more work available if wanted to make the journey worthwhile
Fairly modern parlour, cows are British friesans/holsteins and very well loved, tea + biscuits on hand and a lovely new radio!

Where do I sign up

 

[Rossymons]

Theres a decent unit just outside of Tresillian that were recently looking for milkers.

There's 2 more just up the road for 2 well known and well regarded farmers too. I dont know if they're looking but never hurts to ask.

 

[kernow1]

Possibly a silly question but what time of day would be best?