What the primitives don't know, period, but are "experts" at, would be greater than the current total memory capacity of ALL our computers....
If ignorance is bliss, DUmmies are going for sainthood....
There just ain't that many of us left who have had the farm experience. Farms are being bought up by foreign company's and hire only their own.
When the government put in place all the new regulations for collecting, storage and selling of milk, the equipment cost a fortune. A small farmer with 50 odd milk cows ended up selling them and raising goats as there were no expensive lines to run, or anything near what regulations were in place for cow milk.
Goat milk makes wonderful cheese and can be valuable for children to drink when they are allergic to the milk from cows.
Now those big white milk goats are a hoot, they have the horns that grow up and toward their back. When females need a little loven, two will run full speed and but horns, the sound travels for miles and any Billy within the area, from the little guys to the big dudes will do their best to get to the girls. So funny watching a scrub goat have a go at the big girls, like watching a 4 pound male dog try to mate with a Rottie.
The Billy's at any size can be dangerous, stink to high heaven and have a bad habit of sliming everything from the side of the house, the truck or the barn door.
True cows are big son of a guns and cause mayham but, the worse offender is for me the Bull hog. Darn those things have been known to eat small children.
Some may wonder why another poster mentioned chickens being dangerous was in the pen one day cleaning up the feathers and dodo and some city boy came along and sprayed the birds with water to cool them off. Great, I got impaled by the rooster in my shin and was on antibiotics for a month. Terrible infection, and to make matters worse when we cooked the sucker he didn't taste all that good.
