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I suspect it's because the farmer wants to finish the milking before dinnertime, and it needs to happen at least twice a day. So 4 AM+4 PM works out according
by logfromblammo 8y ago
I suspect it's because the farmer wants to finish the milking before dinnertime, and it needs to happen at least twice a day. So 4 AM+4 PM works out according to the farmer's schedule.
Automated milking machines are available on demand, and I am not aware of there being a "cow rush hour" on those, with annoyed cows queueing to use it at the same time, and telling each other to hurry up. They just step up as they require and let the robot handle it.
- jelliclesfarm 8y agoLely the Dutch milling robots turned 25 years old recently. The cows come to the robots to be milked by themselves. A thing of beauty. Of course..this requires capital..American dairy farmers ..largely due to subsidies ..barely make ends meet. And rely on undocumented labour.