Devotee (3): Would you like to be fanned?
Harikesa: Just keep the flies away.
Devotee (3): No need?
Prabhupada: He is very friendly to the small calfs, this child?
Nityananda: Yes. That's my boy.
Prabhupada: Oh.
Nityananda: His name is Vimala.
Jagadisa: He chases them all over.
Prabhupada: Just see. That is the difference between animal and man. A child can control so many calfs. Krsna was doing that. One stick in the hand of a child, he can control fifty cows. The child is controller of many cows; a man is controller of many children. In this way controller, controller, controller, over, over, over... When there is final controller, that is Krsna. Isvarah paramah krsnah (Bs. 5.1). This is the definition of Krsna: "the final controller."
Nityananda: Here is the cows here. We can see them from here.
Prabhupada: Yes.
Nityananda: Inside the barn they are milking two at a time. And upstairs we keep all the hay.
Brahmananda: You keep figures on how much each milk per cow every day?
Nityananda: You hear it?
Prabhupada: Yes. Then how the milk will be utilized?
Nityananda: We make sweet rice and burfi. We take the cream to make butter and ghee, and all extra milk is made into curd. So it is all used. Thirty gallons a day.
Prabhupada: One gallon means six pounds?
Nityananda: Eight and a half.