Käsinlypsyä
Käsinlypsyä, or hand milking, is the process of extracting milk from a mammal, typically a cow, goat, or sheep, using only the hands. This is an ancient method of milk production that predates modern milking machines. The process involves gripping the teat and applying rhythmic pressure to stimulate milk flow.
The technique requires a specific hand motion. The thumb and forefinger of the milker encircle the top
Hand milking is still practiced in many parts of the world, particularly in smaller farms, developing countries,