Another headline that caught my eye. I remember cold morning with steam rising from fresh cow paddies as the milk cows stuck their heads through the stocks to eat their morning dose of oats. The Jersey had teats so hard it was like trying to milk a rope. The Holstein's was huge and almost came out by itself. And, don't forget the cats hanging around waiting for their helping of warm, fresh milk. To be no more? This Telegraph UK article talks about cows walking into a special stall where lasers scan their undersides, decide how much food to feed them then go ahead and milk them! Read about it @ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolo...ts-cow-decide-when-it-wants-to-be-milked.html
