Tuberculin debate and fodder cutting in farm notes
The New England Farmer reports two cows reacted to tuberculin in spring but not in fall six months later. James Jaqua advocates cutting fodder before feeding as a way to improve farm income by reducing costs and boosting butter fat. The column covers silage, corn fodder moisture, egg production, alfalfa notes, and dairy and market observations.
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The North Western Line offers Home- Seekers Excursion tickets from Illinois to Nebraska Wyomie and the Black Hills district in South Dakota at very low round trip rates. Tickets valid for return within twenty days from the date of sale. For details and tickets contact Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
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