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North Dakota’s 12,500-Head Dairy Cow Spa: A Bovine Getaway Like No Other
In a bold move that combines luxury with lactation, the state of North Dakota has approved a permit for the construction of the world’s first 12,500-head dairy cow spa. Yes, you read that correctly—12,500 cows, each with their own personal masseuse, silk robes, and a heated hoof bath. This isn’t just any farm; this is a wellness retreat for cows, and it’s about to redefine the meaning of “farm-to-table” in ways no one expected.
“The cows in North Dakota aren’t just getting massages—they’re getting ‘udderly’ pampered. Meanwhile, I can’t even get a spa day without taking out a second mortgage.” – John Mulaney
As North Dakota prepares for this bovine paradise, the cows are reportedly “moo-ved” by the news. Industry insiders reveal that these pampered cows will receive daily massages to keep their milk flowing like fine wine, along with optional aromatherapy sessions featuring the soothing scent of fresh hay and new grass.
What’s on the Spa Menu?
So, what exactly will a day at the spa look like for a dairy cow? According to the farm’s press release, cows will start their day with a calming warm milk bath, followed by a deep tissue massage to loosen up the neck muscles. Afterward, each cow will enjoy a customized “moo-chi” facial, where they’ll be gently exfoliated with organic oats and honey, because, as every cow knows, “good milk starts with good skin.”
“These cows are living the dream. Every day is a spa day—next thing you know, they’ll be posting selfies with the hashtag #NoMilkNoStress.” – Tig Notaro
For the health-conscious bovine, there’s a special yoga class called “Udder Yoga,” designed to help them stretch and prepare for those long hours of grazing. Rumor has it, the farm’s yoga instructor—who is also a certified cow whisperer—has already booked a few popular Instagram influencers to try out the class.
The Luxury Perks
The spa will feature several exclusive amenities, including:
- Lactation Stations: Each cow will have access to a private lactation suite, where they can milk themselves in complete tranquility—no cameras, no crowds, just pure peace.
- Therapeutic Hoof Treatments: Regular hoof massages to reduce stress and improve hoof health. A perfect prelude to the spa’s nightly “Moonlit Milking” event, which is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.
- The Cow Concierge: Need a new pair of sunglasses for your farm photo shoot? No problem! The cow concierge will cater to all of your bovine needs, whether it’s a new collar or just some peace and quiet in a luxurious hay loft.
North Dakota’s “Cow-pitalistic” Revolution
Farmers in the area are excited by the potential revenue this new development could bring. “I’ve always dreamed of my cows living the good life,” said local farmer Bob Moo-lligan. “Now they’ll have their own spa, yoga sessions, and personal masseuses. They won’t just be cows; they’ll be celebrities.”
The spa will also cater to tourists, with options to “adopt” a cow for a day and treat them to an all-inclusive spa package. Tourists can even enjoy “cow-cation” packages that include daily guided tours through the farm, where they can witness the cows living their best life and perhaps even learn some relaxation techniques themselves.
The real question on everyone’s mind is: will this spa revolutionize dairy farming, or will it just be an expensive fad? “It’s a bold move, but if it increases milk production, who’s to say it’s not worth it?” said one industry expert. “If cows are relaxed, they produce better milk. Maybe we should all take a few tips from the bovine world.”
So, for the discerning cow who wants a little more out of life than a simple barn and some grain, North Dakota’s 12,500-head dairy cow spa is where it’s at. Just remember: when you see that creamy milk in your latte, you’re not just drinking the results of great farming—you’re tasting luxury. And hey, maybe one day your coffee will come with a side of organic, cow-approved spa bliss.
Disclaimer: All spa services are subject to availability, and not all cows are guaranteed to enjoy the yoga sessions. Results may vary.

Farm Permit Granted to Build 12,500-Head Dairy
- The cows are probably already signing up for the “Moo-chi” facial, because who wouldn’t want to relax with a honey oat exfoliation?
- In North Dakota, cows are living better than most people. I can’t even get a decent massage without booking two months in advance.
- The only thing more pampered than the cows? The cows’ Instagram followers, who are sure to enjoy #SpaDay pics featuring udder yoga and milk baths.
- Forget “farm to table,” we’re about to see a whole new trend: farm to fabulous.
- 12,500 cows at a spa, and they still won’t be the most crowded part of the farm. The waiting room for hoof massages will have a 3-hour wait.
- These cows don’t just get massages; they get bovine wellness therapy. I wonder if they also offer a counseling session for cows that are stressed about their career in milk production.
- It’s nice to see a farm where the cows are treated like celebrities—let’s just hope they don’t start charging for a VIP experience at the hay loft.
- “Moo-chi facials” and “udder yoga”—who knew cows were living the high life while we’re stuck in traffic and trying to find parking?
- The only thing more ridiculous than a cow yoga class is the fact that people will probably sign up for it thinking it’s some new fitness trend.
- The spa offers private lactation suites… because nothing says relaxation like a solitary milk session in a velvet-lined room.
- North Dakota is turning into a cow utopia—soon, they’ll be offering “sunset milking” and “moonlit hoof massages” for cows who appreciate a little romance.
- I bet the cows don’t even have to work, they just get free meals and a spa treatment, while I’m here counting down the hours until my next vacation.
- Forget “cow tipping.” Soon, tourists will be paying extra to tip cows into luxury, silk-lined hoof baths.
- I’m just waiting for the “Cow Concierge” to offer a VIP shopping experience where cows can try on designer collars and hay baskets.
- If the cows get massages every day, will they start complaining about the “fickle masseuse” and demanding a different therapist with a softer touch?

Here are 10 one-liners from comedians based on the 12,500-head dairy cow spa:
- “I bet the cows at this spa are more relaxed than my therapist after I canceled my last appointment.” – Ali Wong
- “12,500 cows at a spa? I’m not saying these cows have it made, but their ‘moo-chi facials’ probably cost more than my rent.” – Bill Burr
- “You know things have gone too far when cows have better skincare routines than you. Like, what’s next? A cow influencer promoting milk-based face masks?” – Hannah Gadsby
- “In North Dakota, the cows are living better lives than most people. At least they’ll get a good massage while we’re stuck in traffic thinking about our bad decisions.” – Jim Gaffigan
- “These cows are getting ‘bovine wellness therapy.’ I’m just trying to get my car’s oil changed.” – Patton Oswalt
- “Who knew cows were into yoga? They’re literally doing ‘udder yoga’ while I can’t even get out of bed without pulling a muscle.” – Sarah Silverman
- “If cows are getting private lactation suites, I want to know where I can get one of those for my coffee breaks.” – Bill Hicks
- “I can’t even get a solid facial without booking 3 months in advance, but cows? They’ve got an appointment for their ‘moo-chi’ facial every week.” – Trevor Noah
Originally posted 2020-09-28 16:05:31.

Karl Hoffman is a distinguished agriculturalist with over four decades of experience in sustainable farming practices. He holds a Ph.D. in Agronomy from Cornell University and has made significant contributions as a professor at Iowa State University. Hoffman’s groundbreaking research on integrated pest management and soil health has revolutionized modern agriculture. As a respected farm journalist, his column “Field Notes with Karl Hoffman” and his blog “The Modern Farmer” provide insightful, practical advice to a global audience. Hoffman’s work with the USDA and the United Nations FAO has enhanced food security worldwide. His awards include the USDA’s Distinguished Service Award and the World Food Prize, reflecting his profound impact on agriculture and sustainability.