The answer to the surprise quiz picture: milking stanchion. (It was a surprise to me that I couldn’t upload the text.) My genius husband combined ideas from several designs and built this one, which suits me perfectly. Lottie Le Cow is less impressed but adjusting to the new stanchion, new stall, and new routine. We’d intended to leave the side open for easy feeding and cleanout. However, Wilbur Le Sheep hopped inside and christened it in a manner which feed boxes should not be christened. So my husband added the horizontal boards to prevent a repeat performance. The feed pans will still slide under the bottom slat, and now there’s a bonus feature – an escape ladder!
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Weekend projects
The answer to the surprise quiz picture: milking stanchion. (It was a surprise to me that I couldn’t upload the text.) My genius husband combined ideas from several designs and built this one, which suits me perfectly. Lottie Le Cow is less impressed but adjusting to the new stanchion, new stall, and new routine. We’d intended to leave the side open for easy feeding and cleanout. However, Wilbur Le Sheep hopped inside and christened it in a manner which feed boxes should not be christened. So my husband added the horizontal boards to prevent a repeat performance. The feed pans will still slide under the bottom slat, and now there’s a bonus feature – an escape ladder!
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Excuse my farm ignorance, butwhat is it? Yes, I'm a city girl. Though I'd love to spend some time on a farm so long as I could leave whenever I wanted tol
Congrats on the newest addition! Moooooo.
Milking stanchion?
Hay feeding bunk.
ahhh, an escape ladder... You never know when those vicious dairy cows will attack!
Or as my co-workers say... "It's a cow trap!".
They don't blame Lottie for not wanting to stick her head in there.
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