These two will be done with their respective duties at almost the same time and be able to have breakfast at about 8:30, after a good four hours of work. Another great example of clock management. “ Back in the milking parlor, it looks like Caitlin has flown right through milking. “We go to our aerial coverage now, as Tierney heads across the Little River to the Pote Farm to take care of the dry cows and heifers.” “That triple play was pioneered by the WNC team’s legendary-and very handsome, might I add-coach Ben Jensen.” That’s some high-level play right there.” “And some great execution there by Tierney as she manages to get the cow yard scraped AND the pack all re-bedded AND another bale fed out before that second string of cows comes back out of the barn. Now watch the cow prep going on here, this is just an outstanding job by Caitlin getting the cows milked.” “That’s right Dairy, they’re all in the holding area and ready for milking. “Bob, they’ve got her headed back in the right direction with some outstanding stockmanship.” “Oh, will you look at that! Looks like we have a first calf heifer in there running a little misdirection!” Milking requires constant diligence and awareness while doing the rest of the feeding and cleaning chores requires brute strength combined with finesse and quickness with heavy equipment.”
“Bob, both of these plays require a substantial amount of skill. After a quick huddle we have Caitlin on the milking and Tierney on the chores.” “That’s right Dairy, some real farm muscles there! Here they move onto dividing up the rest of the morning’s work between either milking and feeding calves or taking care of the outside chores. These ladies can really toss a cow patty! That last one went about twenty yards!” “ Wow Bob, look at the form with those manure forks. Happy cows are the cornerstone of this team’s game plan.”
“That’s right, this entire routine is orchestrated to make things as easy as possible for those milk cows. Looks like they’re going to start cleaning the barn while the cows are eating their breakfast, a good strategy here.” Watch the execution as the grain is evenly distributed along the bunk and a fresh bale is brought in. “And here they go with the first play of the day, feeding the milk cows. They’ll need to bring in some fresh bedding this morning.” Dairy Bradshaw, it looks like they’re taking a quick huddle to plan out their next moves, as it appears the cows have done a number on the bedded pack overnight. “ Here they come, showing excellent clock management as they arrive at the barn at 4:30 am on the dot. I expect to see a high level of execution of the game plan, and an entertaining next 4 hours as they valiantly conquer the morning milking.” “That’s right Bob, these two farmers are the real deal. We’re ready for a great game of farming this morning from our two WNC players Caitlin and Tierney! “Good Sunday morning to all of you organic dairy farming fans out there! I am Bob Cowstas, joined by color commentator Dairy Bradshaw. Playing Like Champions: A Morning Milking Football Commentary
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