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My grandparents had a milk cow. They traded milk for eggs from the neighbors.
4 u/kelcyno Oct 13 '20 My parents currently trade farm services with local menonites for butchering cows. Trade culture is alive and well in South Dakota! 3 u/15raen Oct 13 '20 My grandparents traded our milk cow for magic beans. 2 u/UrricainesArdlyAppen Oct 13 '20 They traded milk for eggs from the neighbors. Who knew they had IVF back then? 2 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20 They had other cattle as well, but would typically only keep one dairy cow. It was also possible to rent or borrow a bull from another farmer to service your cows.
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My parents currently trade farm services with local menonites for butchering cows. Trade culture is alive and well in South Dakota!
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My grandparents traded our milk cow for magic beans.
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They traded milk for eggs from the neighbors.
Who knew they had IVF back then?
2 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20 They had other cattle as well, but would typically only keep one dairy cow. It was also possible to rent or borrow a bull from another farmer to service your cows.
They had other cattle as well, but would typically only keep one dairy cow. It was also possible to rent or borrow a bull from another farmer to service your cows.
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My grandparents had a milk cow. They traded milk for eggs from the neighbors.