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Moo-bile technology - cow gets QR code

A dairy farmer's use of the latest moo-bile technology is proving a huge hit at teaching teenagers about her job - after she painted her cow with a QR code.
Jane Barnes, 46, is encouraging people to "zap" her eight-year-old Friesian cow 'Lady Shamrock' with their smartphones.
When they scan the cow's code, visitors are directed to a blog of Lady Shamrock's daily routine and the challenges facing dairy farmers.
Traffic to Lady Shamrock's site has soared by 150 per cent since she was turned into a wacky walking weblink.
Visitors learn that Lady Shamrock likes a good back scratch and grazes outdoors in summer but stays indoors in winter.
She produces up to 40 litres of milk a day at the farm Mrs Barnes runs with her husband Mark in Somerby, Leicestershire.
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what do you think?

Ian Rees
I just scanned it from the above picture and got through to Lady Shamrock's website with no problem, What a great idea!

Rhys Sage
I can't believe you actually bothered!

Luke Grailey
I scanned the picture on my computer screen, i didnt think it would work, but it did! :D

John Bibby
pull the udder one!

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Rhys Sage
12:09pm on 16/7/2012
It's not flat so it's hardly likely to scan.