On the Dougan farm, that goal demands hard work but also leaves room enough for good humor and the colorful lives (and troubles) of the cast. Not least among the characters are the cows, such as the notorious M-12, an animal infamous for attacking children. Dairy cows are the lifeblood of the farm and as such in need of constant care, whether through the curative powers of gin or the more modern techniques of artificial insemination.
And though the stories revolve around the farm, they are also of a time. The Depression nearly drags the farm under. The situation is so desperate that when Jackson's father finds a mouse in the butter churn, he grapples with whether or not to destroy the precious butter. As a thirtee