What are the different parts of a dairy farm?

A dairy farm typically consists of several key parts, including the milking parlor, where cows are milked; the barn or housing area, where cows are sheltered and fed; and the feed storage area for maintaining feed supplies. Additionally, there are usually facilities for waste management, such as manure storage, and sometimes a processing area for pasteurizing and packaging milk. Other components may include pastures for grazing, water sources, and equipment storage.