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Monitoring Milk Flow and Cow Behavior

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Cars... Cows!! Milking cows in the UK and the farmers vintage car collection!!

What happens here

During the actual milking process, observe the transparent containers where milk from each cow is collected, allowing the farmer to monitor the volume and consistency of the milk. Notice that cows are often provided with feed during this time, which keeps them calm and encourages them to stand patiently while being milked. This setup ensures that the milking is efficient and stress-free for the animals.

Goal: Observe the milk collection process, noting how milk flows into measurement containers and how cows are kept content with feed during milking.

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it's really really interesting this is a younger count younger cow yeah and then she's actually got a little bit of a cut on her teeth a little bit sore so we just put a kickball I'm just to slow it down I want to make sure she milks out if they don't milk out it could be more issues than it is worth it so just look after a little bit get it a little bit TLC probably a cream on that tee every time we finish Milkin instead of the ID I'll show you that two minutes so per cow we're averaging about 28 litres a cow a day that doesn't sound like a lot but so when the first car they produced the most to reach the cabbage is anywhere between 40 to 50 liters and at their end of lactation so in the dude to be dried up again of another car they get was producing anywhere from 15 to 20 liters so we've got one side of the cows already milking here in the milk parlor and coming in through the other side the other cows will be here now with me being here mix accounts just a little bit tenant a little bit nervous so I kind of got to be a little quiet inside here is a system hooked to the silo which is dropping food down through these little green tubes and those green

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