So after the cows have been led to graze outside, sheвЂ™ll need to round them up again for the second milking, which would take place later in the day before they end work. And then, they also need to do farm work, like fixing the gates, riding the tractor to mow, move mulch (compost), and carry cattle feed (hay or fresh grass), and replenish supplies. ThereвЂ™s also the part where they have to tend to the cows, meaning, to feed, clean after, and keep them well-maintained. Screengrab of a video posted by All about Jenn / YouTube Do note that milking may be their main task, but is not the only thing they have to do as dairy farmers. In a little while, she will gather them round in the yard to prepare them for milking. Screengrab of a video posted by All about Jenn / YouTubeSo Jenn makes her rounds in the field to see where the cows are. WeвЂ™re quite sure thatвЂ™s pretty much what every cow does, right? Screengrab of a video posted by All about Jenn / YouTubeThe cows are freely grazing in the pastures early in the morning, so they can do their thing вЂ“ mainly eating and roaming around for more food and then dumping after. YouвЂ™ll see that itвЂ™s still literally dark when she gets there, and sheвЂ™s already got lots of work waiting for her. But in her video, she wakes up at dawn (before 4-ish) and heads over to the farm.

Of course, on some days they wake up earlier than others. Jenn shared that they start their day really early for work.

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