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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Milk Jars



I have been trying for a while to get a video of the two lines of milk surging into the receiving jar in the milkhouse.

Meanwhile Deb has milk in jars too.

She also has a new baby over at Tyler Farm that you might like to go see.
Anyhow, I still don't have my splashing milk video, but here is a little milk magic any how.


Milk jar


Now you see it, now you don't.
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5 comments:

  1. R.Powers1:39 PM

    So, what is going on in the milk jar?

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  2. Anonymous8:55 PM

    have you ever "forgotten" to put the pipe in the tank and have all your machines fall off....fun,fun, fun...or should i say run,run, run..to the milkhouse to FIX the problem.....i can remember that happening!....ooops!

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  3. Ed9:40 PM

    I may be a bit loopy, but I always wondered where cow juice comes from... :-)

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  4. Tipper9:14 AM

    Neat! I like the view from your chair in the previous post! Our house has piles of books too.

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  5. threecollie9:26 AM

    FC, that is the place where the milk from our pipeline joins together to be pumped into the bulk tank. when both lines of cows are milking it is cool to watch milk surging into it and splashing around....I missed that though

    anon, we have left the clamp loose and I have hit the pump down switch just as the boss pulled the line apart (he forgot that I hadn't pumped down yet). That was pretty funny.

    Ed, now you know the rest of the story. lol

    Tipper, thanks, I grew up in a bookstore and we are always in danger of being buried under an avalanche of them.

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