I'm a super crunchy vegetarian parent, not quite vegan but I don't eat dairy so he doesn't even get a stuffy/runny nose ever.  

Everytime the cops came out, they couldn't or wouldn't do anything.We took some legal advice and told the tenant to start a dairy.

It's diagonal from Dairy Queen. 

It took awhile to sell because many buyers were turned off being close to the dairy.

I'm looking for some farm land and dairy's because I have people to farm them and then rent the house out to locals.

You'll find tons of seller financed transactions in small commercial, mom and pop sell the Dairy Queen because financing is too difficult for buyers to obtain.

(The second building was originally a post and beam dairy barn that was later converted into a small feed store.)Since I was couch surfing at the time I decided to convert part of the barn into a one bedroom apartment.

We have a number of dairy farms near us that use tires to hold down the massive silage covers.

Do the dairy farmers and grocery stores cut deals every time the price of milk increases?

Clad in Wrangler blue jeans, an elaborate embroidered belt and a checkered shirt with pearl snaps, Bordagary says there were at least 300 dairies when he moved here, at age 28.