This year’s World Dairy Expo Dairy Producer of the Year is always seeking ways to improve the farming operation. Ken McCarty tells Brownfield they were milking around 800 cows in the early 1990s and now milk more than 20-thousand cows on four Kansas farms. He says genetically, the cows have gotten better, the technology has […]
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