Waterloo dairymen embrace outside housing for cows
The Crave Brothers and Dr. David Weickert on a Waterloo farm use free stall housing with sunshades and a forage bunker to keep 110 cows comfortable. They milk twice daily, reach 20,100 rolling herd average and 745 pounds fat, and aim for 23,000 pounds by 8 years with 900 pounds fat while expanding modestly.
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Dodge and
Jefferson County
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David Weickert
Waterloo Area
George
Crave
Crave-Kert
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Chuck
Waterloo
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