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Hilgendorf Barn — Interior
circa 2000-2009
The Hilgendorfs farm 300 acres with 55 milking cows and 45 heifers and calves. On this day they produced a little over 3,000 lbs. of milk.
Giese Barn
circa 2000-2009
Gary and Sue Giese live at W1161 Zion Church Road (Section 27). Their granddaughter is Sydney Comstock. The Giese's milk 30 cows that produce about 1,000 lbs, of milk per day.
Koll Barn — Interior
circa 2000-2009
Paul and Evangeline Koll have 27 stanchions in their barn. They ceased milking cows May 26, 1988.
Steinbach Barn
circa 2000-2009
Bill and Werner Steinbach pose in front of this barn, built in 1924. The barn is at W2288 Gill Road. The last time cows were milked here was in November, 1987.
Wendling Barn
2004
The Wendling barn was built in 1929 for $10,000. In 1991, cows were milked for the last time.
Weninger Barn — Interior
2004
Rosie Weninger standing inside the barn, which has 35 stanchions. The last time cows were milked here was in 1991.
