Wisconsin Farmer Notes on Dairy, Horses and Education
A Wisconsin farm bulletin discusses dairy cow efficiency, grazing diversity, and feeding practices. It praises milk cows, beef prospects, and the value of better breeds, with an emphasis on pasture grasses and marketable dairy output. It also highlights horse breeding, pedigree care, and calls for farmer education through rural schools and gifts to support agricultural short courses.
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Bulletin of Wisconsin Farm Institutes
Gov. Heard
Wisconsin
Towa
Iowa
Wis
John T. Mitchell
Henry
Madison
Mitchell
America
Western Hemisphere
Tinea
Sdaire
Ibe
Aires
George
England
Stuarts
Scotland
Suffolk sheep promise for prairie farmers gains noted
The Guelph college reports Suffolk sheep from crossing South Down and Norfolk, averaging 232 pounds and showing early maturity and high prolificacy. Authors praise hornless deep black-faced stock with long bodies, hardy nature, and potential to meet small farm needs, contrasting with Iowa and U.S. breeds and predicting a future era of large, productive animals.
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Dryden
Ontario
Canada
South Downs
the Royal
United States
Rusk
Shropshire
The
Agricultural College
Iowa
Towa
Suffolk
Lincoln
Liecaster
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