Voorbeelden van dairy farm

• In the past we have had eight distributors with fifteen wagons handling the milk supplied from fifty dairy farms. 

• Likewise our dairy farms, our fruit farms, and our market gardens have been segregated from the general farm. 

• The milk comes from forty-four thousand dairy farms scattered through New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and even Ohio. 

• The milk inspector on visiting this dairy farm found that the well was receiving the drainage of both house and privy. 

• The shepherd dog is another useful—almost indispensable—creature, on the sheep, or dairy farm. 

• Cooperating coupled farms mentioned that integration provided more land base for dairy farm expansion and greater opportunities for disposal of livestock waste.

• In this coupling, the dairy farm provided forage and manure storages as well as the manure-spreading equipment.

• This scenario assumed expansion of the coupled dairy farm to use the additional forages.

• However, in our study, among the dairy farm workers, a high risk was linked to the presence of sheep at a farm.

• Accordingly, this organism was isolated from approximately 1 % of the dairy farm workers examined in this study.

• The dairy farm covered the costs of forage storage and manure-spreading.

• The strain was initially isolated from a commercial dairy farm in 1987 and has been stored in liquid nitrogen until 1993.

• In both instances, the land/feed-coupled dairy farm conducted some crop production operations.

• Risks of contracting leptospirosis on the dairy farm.

• Only about 1.4% of potato farms, 2.5% of dairy farms, and 5.3% of potato and dairy farm cropland are integrated.

• For land-coupled farms, it was assumed that silage corn grown on potato farmland was managed entirely by the dairy farm in a land swap.

• Improving the nutrient status of a commercial dairy farm, an integrated approach.

• Coupling between cooperating farms usually occurs within 10 miles of the dairy farm.

• The milk given to the calves until weaning originated from a non-infected commercial dairy farm.

• There is some evidence that the optimum farm size for a dairy farm until 1750 was between 75 and 200 acres.