Oregon is home to the largest dairy in the nation, here's a look inside

In July 2018 we took a tour of Oregon's largest dairy in Boardman, Oregon. The Threemile Canyon facility is 144 square miles, which is roughly the size of Portland. All the milk produced here is used to make Tillamook cheese.

[@SuperKlean]

SuperKlean's DuraFlow Dairy Nozzle is making cows healthier and happier from better and faster udder sanitation. Dairy farmers are loving it.

[@davidbrennan3613]

That is amazing

[@BuckeyeFan-ty4vr]

No its ridiculous

[@Dartht33bagger]

Looks like a pretty cool place to tour with all of that tech.

[@emmanuelpenguinmaster8155]

I went there on a field trip

[@fergusonto-2032]

Who owns it ?

[@KlineDeere]

Probably corporate at that size

[@user-bp3do4hr4i]

how can i buy raw milk from you

[@smokeyjoewilson7242]

Cows

[@rajeshwork7294]

Hi

[@user-bp3do4hr4i]

can i buy whole milk from you

[@user-wv6qs9de8i]

The cruelest industry on earth.

[@bubbleboyE40]

I deliver food there and let me tell you what, that place is big, u can get lost in it lol

[@janel7284]

this video is promotional. question everything in BIG FOOD INDUSTRY. SHAME ON YOU OREGONIAN, THIS VIDEO SHOULD HAVE BEEN CERTIFIABLE.

[@jonv1691]

can you say "land of lakes" USGA funded

[@StephyGrowsWeed]

poor cows

[@kimmiewise1044]

What do you mean, poor cows? They look happy and healthy. Unless you expected them to be in a 5 star mansion with butlers and maids at their every call.

[@rickysandwich]

@@kimmiewise1044 What do you think happens to those 200 calves born every day? Cows are maternal animals, yet it is standard practice to remove calves from their mothers right after birth. These cows are repeatedly impregnated, give birth, have their calves removed and are milked for years until they stop producing and are then sent to slaughter. This is a place where cows are treated like products and have their bodies exploited for profit and then sent to their death.

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@@kimmiewise1044 bro you are sooo right

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[@paulmusser3667]

​@@rickysandwich just where you think all agricultural products come from. They are raised on thousands of farms all across America. Big farms little farms.Farmets do a tremendous job providing the food that all of us eat. So the next you sit down to eat thank a farmer. Because the food you eat does not come out of thin air.

[@daofjudith]

Go vegan.

[@kimmiewise1044]

Lol no.

[@deeppurplefan]

These cows are 100% Vegan.

[@amazingflips6655]

bro no