Fresh from the Hen House
I am very thankful to not be milking in the evenings this summer, because milking in 100 degree weather is far worse than milking in 40 degree weather.
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I am very thankful to not be milking in the evenings this summer, because milking in 100 degree weather is far worse than milking in 40 degree weather.
Sweat, flies, an irritated cow, and milk just do not mix well.
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I am very thankful to not be milking in the evenings this summer, because milking in 100 degree weather is far worse than milking in 40 degree weather. Sweat, flies, an irritated cow, and milk just do not mix well.
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Sweat, flies, an irritated cow, and milk just do not mix well.
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