Herd Size Effects on Labor for Loose Housing Chore Tasks

Fuller, E. I.
Jensen, H. R.
1962
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Herd Size Effects on Labor for Loose Housing Chore Tasks

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1962

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Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station

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FARMERS WHO WANT TO IMPROVE the use of their dairy chore labor face many alternative choices in feeding methods, milking systems, and general husbandry practices. This bulletin provides labor data to help these farmers evaluate some alternatives in loose housing. For instance, it shows how labor needs for hay feeding vary by season, feeding frequency, and storage location. Silage feeding and green chopping choices are presented in a similar manner. Information on over a dozen different milking arrangements is also included.

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Fuller, E. I.; Jensen, H. R.. (1962). Herd Size Effects on Labor for Loose Housing Chore Tasks. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/137575.

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