Oakwood - 11/20/2010 07:05 I would be curious to see how much cheaper on a per unit basis the robots were. I would think you might get a bit of a discount if you bought 19 vs 1. :) That's what I have heard. The first robot was around $200,000, the next one is less and so on down the line. The first one has all the hardware/software with it and the next one(s) are primarily machine expense . . . . . Thanks for sharing - canadian farmer . .. . interesting. Those cows don't look like the "happy cows" from California, showing on commercials here in Minnesota - depicting lots of happy dairy cows grazing on lush green pastures and sunny mild perfict days. Oh so happy cows, makeing happy cheese . . .. lol Those cows look very comfortable and clean . . . clean facility, even the ceiling look clean and new, where dust and stuff seems to collect .. . . thanks again
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A tour of the largest dairy farm in Eastern Canada (picture heavy!)
