BY: Maurizio Lamberti
Franco entered the barn to gather the cows and lead them out to graze. A few chickens followed him clucking and prancing at his feet. The 14-year-old boy gave three crisp, high-pitched whistles announcing his presence to the cows, which rustled in their stalls, turning their heads toward the piercing noise. They had been milked three hours ago and knew it was time to go outside.
“Good morning cows! A new day is here. More fresh grass to eat and milk to give. You have me today so be on your best behavior!” Franco unlatched them one by one from the chain harnesses that secured them to their enclosures. More chickens entered the barn to check on the commotion.
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