All morning long to show
us what we can expect.
Chris, did you ever talk
to Miguel about that ride?
Did he give it a a rating?
One out of 10.
Wait, what are you what
are you talking about?
I I went on the ride.
I went on the ride
and I gave it to some photograpr
in your. Yeah. No, no, no,
no, no, no. Guys, come on.
Do you do you think I can operate a camera?
Please. No, I please. No, no.
But I can go on a ride.
Speaking of, do you guys think Ferris Wheel,
Tornado, Gravitron, or maybe?
Should we actually get into somf
the livestock that we've got out here?
In fact, none other than Miss Arizona,
if you will.
We're going to bring in here,
Patrick here with Lundia Dairy d
and Patrick, we've got Arizona,
we got Will and William.
They're going to be talking a
little bit more about this in a,
But tell me you guys are back ot
here at the San Diego County Fa.
What's this?
What's this like for you guys?
Oh, it's been a great experienc.
We're just happy to be out here at the
fair shown or what our cows can,
talking to all the people that come out here.
It's been a great experience.
We're really happy to partner with the
fair and we really enjoy trying to bring
some agriculture to the city and show
what our cows can do and show tell them
a little bit about milking and what's
the number one thing you think
that catches people off guard.
You know, the size of the cow is pretty big.
I mean more than most animals.
So you know the size of them
when they can get up close.
And then I mean just seeing the
milk machine put onto the cow ad
seeing how that works and I thik
they understanding like you kno,
how we take care of the cows is important.
And we've got Will and William ,
so we want to make sure we
can differentiate the two.
Will William Williams,
the taller one than me,
Will's the taller one than me as well, too.
So guys, real quick. I mean,
when you guys do a presentation here,
when you're introducing dairy cs
to the public like me who who dt
know the first thing about it,
how do you kind of break that down for them?
Well, we speak a little bit
about dairy life in California,
Arizona's daily life here,
and we try to make it fun.
So you guys are entertained.
Anyone or something. And
then for you, William,
I mean for someone to come down
to the fair to learn a little
bit more about livestock,
agriculture, things like that.
A little bit more about Arizona.
What, what do you try to focus in on?
I try. I try to make it,
yeah, just both educational and fun for
everyone to see because a lot of kids.
Here in San Diego County don't usually get
to see dairy cows and livestock like that.
So we try to teach them but also
make it fun for them, maybe make
them excited about agriculture .
And So what can you teach us
about Arizona, for instance?
I know we don't like to talk
about people's weight sometimes,
but she is rather large.
Yeah, she is a big animal.
That was a that was a friend ovr
there who who moved at my comme.
But go ahead. Well,
she weighs about 1200 pounds and what
really surprises people in isn'.
Quite impressive actually,
is that she produced about
£85 of milk every single day.
Yeah, that's insane.
And obviously you guys take
really good care of these cows.
And about, if you could, her di,
what it how much does she eat in a day?
1200 pounds, putting out that much milk?
I mean, she must be chowing down quite a bit.
Yes. Fusion whole scenes.
That's the breed of milk cow sh.
Tip cootie anywhere from 40 to
100 pounds of feet every day and
they also drink anywhere from 30
to 60 gallons of water as well.
So she's bringing a lot of energy from
that food and water and that's how she
produces so much milk as well. ,
William, Will Patrick,
thank you guys so much for I got
educating us and letting us a little bit,
a little bit know a little bit more about
what it is that you guys can prt
here at the San Diego County Fa.
And just a taste of it,
a splash if you will,
of what you can catch here.
At the San Diego County Fair agn
today's opening day, you've got the rides.
I think I'm going to go hang out
with Arizona for a little bit m.
Would much produce that prefer
that than to Medusa.
Well, yeah. Well, I know you wo.
We wouldn't know Medusa
very well I don't think.
But 1010 gallons of milk that
Arizona is pumping out every da,
every single when you go to the
grocery store to get a gallon of milk.
Arizona could have been involved
in that. Thank you, Chris.