Sustaining a Legacy: The Organic Dairy Farm of the Bansen Family

The video discusses the life and rhythm of dairy farming, emphasizing its demanding yet rewarding nature. It highlights the daily and seasonal routines, the impact of weather on cow management, and the behavior of cows, particularly Jerseys. The speaker reflects on the legacy of organic farming passed down from his grandfather, who practiced organic methods before they were formally recognized. The importance of leaving a good legacy in the dairy industry is also stressed.

What was a significant change in dairy farming from the speaker's grandfather's time to his father's time?

• Switch to organic farming

• Use of commercial fertilizers

• Reduction in farm size

• Introduction of milking machines

How often do cows need to be milked according to the speaker?

• Once a day

• Twice a day

• Once a week

• Three times a day

What does the speaker refer to as 'the dance' in dairy farming?

• Feeding cows at specific times

• Rotating crops on the farm

• Training cows to follow commands

• Moving cows in and out of the barn based on weather

What trait does the speaker attribute to his favorite cow, Rosie?

• She is the youngest cow

• She is a great milker with a strong personality

• She is the largest cow

• She is the fastest runner

What farming practice did the speaker's grandfather unknowingly follow?

• Conventional farming

• Organic farming

• Hydroponic farming

• Vertical farming