It’s been a long trip and sometimes you start to get a little goofy. I tried to interview old Betsy here but she wasn’t interested.
As you might expect, we had to suit up to go into the dairy barn.
I wasn’t the only one thinking I looked pretty fashionable in my blue suit.
This is public relations professional, Esther Rozeboom, PlusProject, Netherlands.
She was actually in the group after me to go into the barn. My group was going to take a turn going out into the field for a demonstration but it started to pour down rain so we stayed inside.


One of the companies helping sponsor the IFAJ Congress here in Norway is
Before we got to go into the dairy barn on today’s IFAJ Congress tour we learned about automatic or robotic milking from the expert.
Today I got to visit a dairy operation which is pretty big business in Norway. We toured the Smestad farm. Pictured here are our hosts, Ole Kristian and Randi Skallerud.
I have to interrupt my coverage of the IFAJ Congress since this is a big story that just came to my inbox via news release. It looks like
I left the dinner last night a lot earlier than most. Just as I was leaving to be a good boy and go home to my hotel room a seed spitting contest was getting started.
Here at the IFAJ Congress in Norway we have not gone hungry.
Before our dinner last night we got to see what I think vikings like to do. And that is fight.
Our second evening in Hamar, Norway at the IFAJ Congress was a mix of very good cultural entertainment and local food and beverage.
I had to pose for a picture in the ISU wet lab during the