apparently you have to during milking, it's a safety risk but there should be precautions, op should of had goggles

Just with certain machine designs. The one the government links to is union made but barely passes safety regs as it milks from behind and leads to a lot of worker injuries.

It might depend on the animal. I don't know much about cows, but lots of horses will kick you and you still have to be behind them all the time. Not only that, but they can kick to the side too so whenever you work near their hind end you're at risk of getting kicked.

Is your name in reference to riding cutters?

cows dont kick behind, horses do. cows kick to their sides. learned this in animal science

All FMLs start with "Today," ...

not sure, might be some sort of stimulant to get the milk out easier, I don't know anything about milking but I have held a cows heart in a medical research laboratory(best work experience ever.) it was massive oh crap I went off topic >_<

aids.

mastitis treatment possibly, or stuff to 'kill a quarter' if a section if a cows udder doesn't work/gets recurring mastitis et c the teat on that quarter is injected with a chemical that kills the milk ducts et c and the cow doesn't produce milk there anymore.

mastitis treatment possibly, or stuff to 'kill a quarter' if a section if a cows udder doesn't work/gets recurring mastitis et c the teat on that quarter is injected with a chemical that kills the milk ducts et c and the cow doesn't produce milk there anymore.

So now we know!