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Hello, we are dairy farmers in Southwestern Wisconsin. We have 460 cows, raise all our replacements, and grow our corn and alfalfa on 1200+ acres. We are planning on building a transistion barn this year. Any ideas or inputs would be appreciated!

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At 2:47pm on July 18, 2019, Alexandria Guerrero said…: Good day,

I am Alexendria Guerrero From,Austin Texas, United States. I am US Army Special Force Team working at Us military base in syria, if you don't mind i would like you to send me message to my email (alexandriaguerreroa@gmail.com) so that we can exchange pictures to know each other better.

Have a nice day.
Alexandria

At 8:36am on January 17, 2013, Emily Caldwell said…: Happy Birthday! Hope it's a good one!!

At 7:21pm on July 27, 2009, Eric Baeten said…: Oh I see! Have you ever heard of Dufeks!! or Dairyland Farms? It's in New Franken, WI. I live down the road from them! He's one of my good friends and he is like the largest family owned dairy in the state of WI. Milking around 3,000 cows! I live by a lot of big dairys though milking over 1,000's of cows! It's hard to rent land by me! Is it hard to rent land by you or buy land?

At 2:14pm on July 27, 2009, Eric Baeten said…: That's a big dairy heard! Do you have a lot of dairys by you?

At 4:13pm on July 26, 2009, Eric Baeten said…: Hi there Jamie and Angela! I see you're also from the dairyland! How many cows you milking?? Also, I made a new dairy site called futuredairyfarmersoftheworld.ning.com! You should join it! Tell your friends! Thanks!

At 12:05pm on March 18, 2009, Godofredo Alba said…: Hello. I've been in Madison in 2007; I visited several dairy farms in a tour sponsered by Alta Genetics; Walt Cooley was on the same bus I did; there is where I met him. There are many similar things on how we do things in México (even the workers are mexicans, as our workers here), of course there are some differences.