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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1894

Page

4

Iowa farm notes urge practical dairy and road work

The Ames agricultural column answers reader queries on butter making, hay quality, and the value of terms like protein, urging common language with chemists. It notes the spring term opens February 27 and praises Iowa farmers and state stations for dairy, feed, and breeding research while discussing road building, horse power needs, barn design, and weather impacts on herd growth.

Ames Agrcultural College Sevsj McHugh Iowa Shehan Stephen A. Douglass Vermont Blue Grass Chicago Prof Curtis College Farm Senator Vale Wilson Norton Mr. Smith Holy Writ Kent

Weather harms barn values in a single season report

A historical note states that recommendations exist but weather extremes can wipe out the price of a barn within one season, underscoring risk to agricultural property from climate events.

Questions Answered on Hog Disease and Feed Ratios

Rural Iowa readers report losses from a suspected purple fever in Poland China hogs tied to a World’s Fair exposure. Discussion covers contagion risk, isolation, recovery, and best practices for purifying pens and water, with recommendations against moving pigs until complete recovery. Also included are detailed notes on winter hay feeding and grain rations for horses and colts, outlining daily amounts and weight-based percentages to maintain condition and growth.

HumBo Iowa Poland West H. A. Kennedy Traer Taft & LO

Dairying tips from Norway Iowa on milk preservation

C F Crow explains keeping milk sweet with low temperatures and clean surroundings. He notes an average monthly test of four percent and emphasizes feeding cows with corn, hay, bran, oats, oil meal, and silage. Corn fodder with bran or mongels improves milk production.

Wiliams Iowa N. Vann Ess Lowa Eich Norway C.F. Crow

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