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dairy farm in the netherlands. Stock Photo

RFHRBN48–dairy farm in the netherlands.

Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside Stock Photo

RFD923P8–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

two turning away cows in the thick fog by the river. cattle in thick fog on a river bank., zwei sich abwendende kuehe im dichten nebel am fluss. cattl Stock Photo

RMJK0YND–two turning away cows in the thick fog by the river. cattle in thick fog on a river bank., zwei sich abwendende kuehe im dichten nebel am fluss. cattl

Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . rly in the Eastern por-;ion of the Province where Scot-;ish blood predominates among;he population. The main ob-ection which has been urged in^ova Scotia against the Ayrshires that her teats are small and that!ome strains, while hardy, are notIS heavy milkers as is desirable.Of recent years, however, theeading Ayrshire breeders of NovaScotia have paid much more at-tention than formerly to milkproduction and to the increaseof the size of the teats of theircows. At the present time Nova Scotiahas seventy-two members in the Canadian AyrshireBreedersAsso Stock Photo

RM2AN9B7D–Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . rly in the Eastern por-;ion of the Province where Scot-;ish blood predominates among;he population. The main ob-ection which has been urged in^ova Scotia against the Ayrshires that her teats are small and that!ome strains, while hardy, are notIS heavy milkers as is desirable.Of recent years, however, theeading Ayrshire breeders of NovaScotia have paid much more at-tention than formerly to milkproduction and to the increaseof the size of the teats of theircows. At the present time Nova Scotiahas seventy-two members in the Canadian AyrshireBreedersAsso

RMHRD910–dairy farm in the netherlands.

RFD923R9–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. uring the day. Ifhay of this class is fed, it is all rightto feed a considerable quantity ofcorn for grain. The feeds which are generally fedin this section may be divided intotwo classes. The first includes those lacking in protein. They are usedmainly to produce fat and do nothave protein enough for milkproduction. In this class wehave -corn, corn fodder, timothy hay,straw, millet, and sorghum. Thesecond class of feeds includes thosewhich contain more protein to supplythe food necessary to produce milk.In this class we Stock Photo

RM2AFMBW1–. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. uring the day. Ifhay of this class is fed, it is all rightto feed a considerable quantity ofcorn for grain. The feeds which are generally fedin this section may be divided intotwo classes. The first includes those lacking in protein. They are usedmainly to produce fat and do nothave protein enough for milkproduction. In this class wehave -corn, corn fodder, timothy hay,straw, millet, and sorghum. Thesecond class of feeds includes thosewhich contain more protein to supplythe food necessary to produce milk.In this class we

RFHRBMEK–dairy farm in the netherlands.

RFD923PH–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

. Farming with alfalfa bacteria culture. they eat everything, leaves, stems and all.When pasturing in a field they eat only the leaves andthe tender portion of the stem, giving them a larger per-centage of milk producing food than they get when eat-ing stem.s and all. We have tried several times chang-ing them from green cut alfalfa to mixed grains andclover and they always drop about 20 per cent, in milkproduction. We have also tried green cut barley, wheatand oats with the clover which failed to produce as muchmilk as the cows gave when they had nothing but alfalfathat had been cut before ma Stock Photo

RM2AGBYJG–. Farming with alfalfa bacteria culture. they eat everything, leaves, stems and all.When pasturing in a field they eat only the leaves andthe tender portion of the stem, giving them a larger per-centage of milk producing food than they get when eat-ing stem.s and all. We have tried several times chang-ing them from green cut alfalfa to mixed grains andclover and they always drop about 20 per cent, in milkproduction. We have also tried green cut barley, wheatand oats with the clover which failed to produce as muchmilk as the cows gave when they had nothing but alfalfathat had been cut before ma

RFHRBMX7–dairy farm in the netherlands.

RFD923R4–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

RFD9045J–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

Hardware merchandising September-December 1919 . raying cattle, horses,hogs and disinfecting chicken housesand stables against lice, vermin, flies,etc. Remind your customers that Creonoidis cheap enough to use freely. Tellthem to spray their larger animalsoften, and to paint or spray all perches,stalls, floors, walls, etc., in hen roosts,barns, pig pens and stables. They willsoon see the difference in egg and milkproduction and in the health of theiranimals. Put up in airtight cans of 1, 5 and 10gallons, and in barrels and half barrels. tects the wood work. As a water-tightcement for cellars, Stock Photo

RM2AJKHJ3–Hardware merchandising September-December 1919 . raying cattle, horses,hogs and disinfecting chicken housesand stables against lice, vermin, flies,etc. Remind your customers that Creonoidis cheap enough to use freely. Tellthem to spray their larger animalsoften, and to paint or spray all perches,stalls, floors, walls, etc., in hen roosts,barns, pig pens and stables. They willsoon see the difference in egg and milkproduction and in the health of theiranimals. Put up in airtight cans of 1, 5 and 10gallons, and in barrels and half barrels. tects the wood work. As a water-tightcement for cellars,

RFHRBNBF–dairy farm in the netherlands.

RFD9044J–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. received show thataverage cows in the best managedherds of the state often produce twoor three times as much butter duringthe year as does the average dairycow of the state. This difference re-sults largely from the fact that theseherds continue high in their milkproduction during the winter. A good milk flow results largelyfrom careful feeding, although shelterand other phases of management arealso important. The man who is get-ting poor results is usually feedingtimothy hay, corn fodder, and corn,and perhaps not enough Stock Photo

RM2AFMC5B–. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. received show thataverage cows in the best managedherds of the state often produce twoor three times as much butter duringthe year as does the average dairycow of the state. This difference re-sults largely from the fact that theseherds continue high in their milkproduction during the winter. A good milk flow results largelyfrom careful feeding, although shelterand other phases of management arealso important. The man who is get-ting poor results is usually feedingtimothy hay, corn fodder, and corn,and perhaps not enough

RFHRBN4D–dairy farm in the netherlands.

RFD9045A–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

. Poultry for the farm and home. and feeding wontcount for much unless we keep good stock. Poor stock handicapsus at the start. We must breed hens for egg production, just aswe breed draft horses for heavy work, or dairy cows for milkproduction. Take better care of the chicks. Fifty per cent of thechicks hatched in the United States die. Loss! Loss! Loss! Cull, cull, cull. Get rid of the slackers. Give their roomand feed to hens that work. Grow our poultry feeds, if possible. Too much of ourprofit gOes to the other fellow when we depend upon buying ourfeed. (9n many farms the poultry is sadly Stock Photo

RM2AFT2M1–. Poultry for the farm and home. and feeding wontcount for much unless we keep good stock. Poor stock handicapsus at the start. We must breed hens for egg production, just aswe breed draft horses for heavy work, or dairy cows for milkproduction. Take better care of the chicks. Fifty per cent of thechicks hatched in the United States die. Loss! Loss! Loss! Cull, cull, cull. Get rid of the slackers. Give their roomand feed to hens that work. Grow our poultry feeds, if possible. Too much of ourprofit gOes to the other fellow when we depend upon buying ourfeed. (9n many farms the poultry is sadly

RFHRBN1T–dairy farm in the netherlands.

RFD90447–Dutch cows in Dutch Countryside

. Farmer and stockbreeder . anted thein to use it for the most part for jgrowing winter food for the live stock and for |their winter milk production. They wanted Ithem to turn their summer milk production intoa winter and summer production, and to keepalive every heifer calf which was worth keep-ing. The Board wanted them to concentraterather upon live stock and upon meat and milkproduction than upon growing corn for human.consumption.They wanted them io gel their existing arable landus clean as they could, and back into good condition.They wanted the farmers to get their farms backinto the g Stock Photo

RM2CE2195–. Farmer and stockbreeder . anted thein to use it for the most part for jgrowing winter food for the live stock and for |their winter milk production. They wanted Ithem to turn their summer milk production intoa winter and summer production, and to keepalive every heifer calf which was worth keep-ing. The Board wanted them to concentraterather upon live stock and upon meat and milkproduction than upon growing corn for human.consumption.They wanted them io gel their existing arable landus clean as they could, and back into good condition.They wanted the farmers to get their farms backinto the g

RFHRBMWY–dairy farm in the netherlands.

. Electric railway journal . on these special cars also serve as a sourceof information to the traffic department as to the milkproduction in the territory served. Their daily conver-sation with the shippers at the way stations, as well aspersonal observations, are the source of this informa-tion. The delivery of milk and return of empty cans at theDetroit station is under the supervision of one man.The assignment of one man for this work accomplishestwo things. The responsibility of deliveries to con-signees is fixed as well as the return of the proper num-ber of cans to each of the milk ship Stock Photo

RM2CGTMG0–. Electric railway journal . on these special cars also serve as a sourceof information to the traffic department as to the milkproduction in the territory served. Their daily conver-sation with the shippers at the way stations, as well aspersonal observations, are the source of this informa-tion. The delivery of milk and return of empty cans at theDetroit station is under the supervision of one man.The assignment of one man for this work accomplishestwo things. The responsibility of deliveries to con-signees is fixed as well as the return of the proper num-ber of cans to each of the milk ship

RMHRD8XK–dairy farm in the netherlands.

. Agriculture and the farming business . It ismore common among dairy cattle than beef cattle. This isprobably because dairy cows are kept to a greater age thanbeef cattle, and are more closely confined In barns. Theeffects of tuberculosis in a dairy herd are (1) lowered milkproduction and final loss of the tuberculous animal by death,and (2) danger of giving the disease to people, especiallychildren who use the milk. Prevalence of tuberculosis in herds.—There is noway of telling the exact number of cattle affected by tuber-culosis, as comparatively few herds are examined for thedisease. It is Stock Photo

RM2CDKFN9–. Agriculture and the farming business . It ismore common among dairy cattle than beef cattle. This isprobably because dairy cows are kept to a greater age thanbeef cattle, and are more closely confined In barns. Theeffects of tuberculosis in a dairy herd are (1) lowered milkproduction and final loss of the tuberculous animal by death,and (2) danger of giving the disease to people, especiallychildren who use the milk. Prevalence of tuberculosis in herds.—There is noway of telling the exact number of cattle affected by tuber-culosis, as comparatively few herds are examined for thedisease. It is

RFHRBMG7–dairy farm in the netherlands.

. Boone County Recorder . aturallylook to the show yards for publicityand success to bring their cattle un-der the notice of the buyers. High-Producing Holstein. taxes, etc. When the average milkproduction per cow is increased thecost of milk Is decreased. The aver-age cost of distribution is 3% centsper cnartr maklag-a- total-of-9i?5 centsper quart as the cost of producingmilk and delivering it to the con-sumer. This means that when themilk retails at ten cents a quart, theaverage producer and distributer Ismaking little or no profit in the trans-action. Where the high-producing cows arekept, Stock Photo

RM2CE609A–. Boone County Recorder . aturallylook to the show yards for publicityand success to bring their cattle un-der the notice of the buyers. High-Producing Holstein. taxes, etc. When the average milkproduction per cow is increased thecost of milk Is decreased. The aver-age cost of distribution is 3% centsper cnartr maklag-a- total-of-9i?5 centsper quart as the cost of producingmilk and delivering it to the con-sumer. This means that when themilk retails at ten cents a quart, theaverage producer and distributer Ismaking little or no profit in the trans-action. Where the high-producing cows arekept,

RFHRBMGY–dairy farm in the netherlands.

RM2CE1XMX–. Farmer and stockbreeder . THE BRAND OF PURITY. MEAL (Manufactured by the OLYMPIA OIL & CAKE CO., LIMITED )Guaranteed Analysis s 7% Oil ; 20% Albuminoids ; 40% Carbohydrates. = 108 Feeding Units. O.C.0. DAIRY MEAL Is a scientifically prepared food for milkproduction; is made from the finest qualityof Pure Oilseeds only ; is guaranteed toencourage the continuation of the flow,and improve the quality of the Milk,without unduly forcing the cow. O.C.0. DAIRY MEAL Being a perfectly balanced food of greatpurity and feeding value, both highly digestibleand appetising, maintains the animals ingood co