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>>2075818
Bolt gun.

The milking robot is definitely my favorite.

The cows can come and go, sleep when they want, and milk themselves when they feel like it.

I really like those automatic cow petting/grooming brushes.

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>>2075830
we have 5.

they break all the time and getting the animals to use them is hell.

they are 15 years old though.

>>2077076
that looks uncomfortable as hell, no wonder why they don't go in there. maybe you should clean it, lay out some nice carpet, put a tv in it and a private massage?

>>2077076
>>2077083
Maybe what I saw was a newer model.

At least these cows seem to be waiting for their turn. I hope that's not because they are hungry!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoN_G7k-g5M

>>2077096
nope, those are older, but once they get used to them they will keep comming back.

the first month is bad.

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>asshole neighbor always spilling shit on the road

if you have 45 minutes to kill and enjoy cow tech this is a good watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91ddDlUkd8A

>>2077096
>I hope that's not because they are hungry!
It's mostly the volume of milk making them feel uncomfortable, being milked is a relief that they are glad for.

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>>2077190
concentrates are the biggest motivator.

adjusting the mixture even a little bit can make them stop comming, and then you have to go get them manually, which sucks.