Milk a cow in four minutes with tips from this how-to video. For your first step, tie her legs so she wont kick you. Clean her udders before you start milking her.
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You don't jerk the teat, that causes injury. You squeeze inward and downward with a gentle rolling motion. I've milked for 55 years. You don't know how. I never had totie my cows legs together. Good way to injure your cow. Tie a string over their backbone with the knot at the top and they can't kick.
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