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09-18-2015, 11:09 PM #10Senior Member
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Has all commenters considered what happens to milk prices if labor cannot be replaced and herds are disposed of by slaughter? Milk shortages are something to be concerned over. Now, I am not arguing for not deporting, I have promoted it for a quarter century. If cows are not milked regularly they will go "dry." There are no sick days for the herdsman who has no back-up. I always knew where I would be at 5 o'clock, am and pm every day of the year. I do not think that machines are available for veterinary work, medications etc. Feeding? Facilities cleaning? Equipment cleaning?
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