“The last place he worked had a carousel milker that could handle 600 cows in three hours.”

“The procedure kills bacteria from the cow or the milker or milking machine.”

“If you get dairy goats, you'll probably want to build this nifty stanchion to make milking easy for both the milker and the milkee.”

“Another important source of nutrition is milk in various forms, such as fresh or sour milk, sour cream, buttermilk, whey, cheese, and butter.”

“The milkhouse should be well insulated so that a minimum amount of heat will be needed during winter.”

“The milkwoman diligently filled her truck with fresh dairy products before embarking on her daily route to deliver milk to the neighborhood households.”

“His unconsummated relationship with the milkwoman, played with a smouldering air by Barbara Flynn, was a metaphor for all his missed opportunities.”

“The milkman left a fresh bottle of milk on our doorstep before sunrise.”

“He was a pupil at the John of Gaunt School before taking on jobs as a milkman and dustman.”

“Milk bottles would transport milk from the dairy to your door and you would recycle that bottle each day by giving it back to your milkman.”

“In the New York milkshed, meetings of producers were held in practically all the counties selling in New York City.”

“With this laudable object in view he has written for a list of rules to be hung up in the milkshed for observance by his milkers.”

“Albany and Schenectady Counties form a part of the milkshed of the State and produce much of the milk shipped to the populous centers.”

“Actually, having been denied the right to employment in my chosen occupation, makin' chemicals, and being now a milko, i can give you the inside information on this story.”

“There was a co-ordination between the milko and his nag, of which many managers these days could only dream and hope.”

“He grew up on the streets of South Sydney, attended Marist Brothers in Randwick, became a milko and then a referee.”

“Zeeland and South Holland produce a lot of butter, which contains a larger amount of milkfat than most other European butter varieties.”

“By using vegetable oil instead of milkfat, he created a cheap, butter-like substance that proved surprisingly popular with French eaters.”

“Roundtable discussion on milkfat, dairy foods, and coronary heart disease risk.”

“It was my first time with pecorino, and the salted sweet milkiness blew me away.”

“She was sitting upright, pale-faced, with her dark hair cascading over the milkiness of her round shoulders.”

“You should pull the negative from the developer when the highlights appear as substantial black in the general milkiness of the base side.”

“Everywhere in the colonies potbakers' workshops supplied local people with plain red-clay mugs and beanpots, jugs and milkpans for kitchen and dairy.”