Milk Truck Checks Calibrate Tanks And Odor Tests
Lancaster Farming describes milk truck operations with monitoring of tank depth using a calibration stick, agitation timing, odor checks, periodic antibiotic and sediment testing, and sample lab analysis. Diesel controls ensure milk stays between 35 and 45 degrees F before loading.
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Purina dairy tips improve milk yield with grass and grain
Purina dairy experts urge dairymen to feed good pasture and continue high energy grain rations. They recommend Cow Chow D as a high efficiency milking ration tailored to each cow, noting grass boosts milk but the gain lasts only with adequate grain.
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