share milking

English

Noun

share milking (uncountable)

Alternative form of sharemilking
- 2006, Anthony Rosen, An UnOrdinary Life, →ISBN, page 137:
  Tasman Agriculture, as the Paterson operation was called, went over to one hundred per cent share milking and within another eighteen months went public with 17,000 cows.
- 2008, Anthony H. Andrews, ‎Roger W. Blowey, ‎& Hugh Boyd, Bovine Medicine: Diseases and Husbandry of Cattle, →ISBN, page 1177:
  About 30 per cent of the dairy farms are operated on a share milking basis where, for example, the owner is responsible for the farm maintenance and the fertilizer costs, whilst the share milker owns and milks the cows.
- 2013, Fidelity Lancaster, People, Land and Water in the Arab Middle East, →ISBN:
  Share milking is fairly common in years with good springs; a woman who has time will milk and process the milk of a flock where the women have no time, and share the produce.
Alternative form of share-milking
- 1966, Farm Mechanization and Buildings:
  In this case share milking meant keeping the mother from her calf during the night and seeing that the family's requirements were met first in the morning.
- 2004, Gene Logsdon, All Flesh is Grass: The Pleasures and Promises of Pasture Farming, →ISBN:
  “Share milking,” as it is called, was challenged in Indiana, and it took a lengthy battle with the bureaucracy and finally the help of the governor personally before Mark and Debbie were allowed to proceed
- 2015, Carol Ekarius, The Essential Guide to Hobby Farming, →ISBN:
  Another option for OAD is “share milking"—leaving the calf with the cow while still milking.

Verb

share milking

present participle of share milk

单词	share milking
释义	share milking English Noun share milking (uncountable) Alternative form of sharemilking 2006, Anthony Rosen, An UnOrdinary Life, →ISBN, page 137: Tasman Agriculture, as the Paterson operation was called, went over to one hundred per cent share milking and within another eighteen months went public with 17,000 cows. 2008, Anthony H. Andrews, ‎Roger W. Blowey, ‎& Hugh Boyd, Bovine Medicine: Diseases and Husbandry of Cattle, →ISBN, page 1177: About 30 per cent of the dairy farms are operated on a share milking basis where, for example, the owner is responsible for the farm maintenance and the fertilizer costs, whilst the share milker owns and milks the cows. 2013, Fidelity Lancaster, People, Land and Water in the Arab Middle East, →ISBN: Share milking is fairly common in years with good springs; a woman who has time will milk and process the milk of a flock where the women have no time, and share the produce. Alternative form of share-milking 1966, Farm Mechanization and Buildings: In this case share milking meant keeping the mother from her calf during the night and seeing that the family's requirements were met first in the morning. 2004, Gene Logsdon, All Flesh is Grass: The Pleasures and Promises of Pasture Farming, →ISBN: “Share milking,” as it is called, was challenged in Indiana, and it took a lengthy battle with the bureaucracy and finally the help of the governor personally before Mark and Debbie were allowed to proceed 2015, Carol Ekarius, The Essential Guide to Hobby Farming, →ISBN: Another option for OAD is “share milking"—leaving the calf with the cow while still milking. Verb share milking present participle of share milk
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