Guide to Dairying in South Africa
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More especially is this necessary in the morning when the animals have been resting in their own excreta, often owing to the owner's neglect. This is necessary, because, although it is very seldom carried out, a better class of milk is produced which benefits every one. The excuse about time wasted does not hold good, because this method has been SUGGESTIONS AS TO PROPER MILKING 157 adopted by progressive men and has been found to pay.
Where the cows are kept under clean conditions, i. E. They ...have clean bedding to sleep on or clean veld to lie on, a brushing of the loose hairs off the udder will be sufficient. But where the udder is soiled with dung and urine it must be washed and wiped dry. This latter is important, because udder trouble may develop if they are not dried. The time taken for doing this is very short indeed, and not half the trouble which some farmers imagine.
Dry Hand Milking v. Wet Hand.
At one time a great deal of controversy arose as to whether the hands should be dry or wet for milking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More especially is this necessary in the morning when the animals have been resting in their own excreta, often owing to the owner's neglect. This is necessary, because, although it is very seldom carried out, a better class of milk is produced which benefits every one. The excuse about time wasted does not hold good, because this method has been SUGGESTIONS AS TO PROPER MILKING 157 adopted by progressive men and has been found to pay.
Where the cows are kept under clean conditions, i. E. They ...have clean bedding to sleep on or clean veld to lie on, a brushing of the loose hairs off the udder will be sufficient. But where the udder is soiled with dung and urine it must be washed and wiped dry. This latter is important, because udder trouble may develop if they are not dried. The time taken for doing this is very short indeed, and not half the trouble which some farmers imagine.
Dry Hand Milking v. Wet Hand.
At one time a great deal of controversy arose as to whether the hands should be dry or wet for milking.
What to read after Guide to Dairying in South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Brougham Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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