January, 1931 . XLI 11 The Wonder of the Dairy World The diagram above shows how the famous are milked; (H)—Milkers taken off; (J)— Rotary Combine Milking System at the Walker- Cows step off platform and go back to their Gordon farm, Plainsboro, N. J., operates. barns from here; (K)—Milk automatically (A) —Cows step onto slowly moving platform; dumped, weighed and piped to bottling room; (B) —Cows washed; (C)—Operator wiping (L) —Milking machine rinsed with cold water; cow’s udder; (D)—Operator takes foremilk (M) —Milking machine sterilized with hot from cows; (E)—Hot air dries cows; (F)— water. Milks at the rate of 250 cows an hour De Laval Milkers attached; (G)—Platform and is operated 24 hours a day to milk the moves in this direction, completing a revolution Walker-Gordon herd of over 1500 cows, in 1234 minutes and during that time 50 cows three times daily. THIS remarkable new Rotary Combine Milking System now in use at the Walker-Gordon farm, Plainsboro, N. J., a division of the Borden Company, the oldest and largest certified milk producers in the world, is the wonder of all who have seen it. The milking machine equipment was made by De Laval, and while much of this equipment was especially designed by us, yet the principle of milking is the same as that of all De Laval Magnetic Milkers, and the milking itself is exactly the same as that of the De Laval Magnetic. The method of drawing milk into the glass jars without exposure to human hands or other contaminating sources is similar to that of the De Laval Magnetic Combine Milking System, which milks, weighs and conveys the milk from cow to bottle in one operation, and of which there are already a considerable number in use. It is a splendid tribute to De Laval that the great Walker-Gordon organization should recognize the princioles involved in De Laval milking as being correct and should have selected the De Laval organization to design and build their milking equipment. 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