Dairy facts higher milk yields tied to quality
Professor R B Stoltz of Ohio State University says increasing milk quantity on the average farm improves quality. He notes dairies shipping five to ten cans daily must test cows for tuberculosis and meet city inspection standards, while a two to three cow farmer is not truly in the dairy business. A Scioto valley scheme pays premiums by volume, but Stoltz argues quality premiums would work better if producers lead the effort.
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R. B. Stoltz
Ohio State University
Professor Stoltz
Scioto Valley
Columbus
Milk Cooling Tanks Are Essential for Winter Use
Farmers are urged to repair and operate milk cooling tanks in winter. Proper tanks allow two containers for fresh and market cream, preventing souring and odor pickup. Separate cooling preserves flavor and prevents freezing, improving cream quality for creameries.
Soy Beans Favored as Winter Dairy Ration
Dairymen in the corn belt are turning to soy beans as a protein supplement in winter rations due to high costs of cottonseed meal and linseed oilmeal and large soy acreage. Purdue tests show ground soy beans yield 2 to 4 percent more milk than oilmeal for the same weight, enabling on farm complete dairy rations.
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Corn Belt
Purdue Experiment Station
Bluegrass As Cow Feed Its Strength and Limits
Bluegrass is hardy and excellent feed for cows but struggles in dry weather. It survives early and late grazing and provides abundant nutrition when water and moisture are adequate. In midsummer hot winds growth stops, leaving dairy cattle with insufficient feed during peak heat and fly season, prompting some farmers to discard bluegrass on tilled land.
Bicentennial Washington plans advance to 1982
Nation prepares for Washington birthday centennial celebrations with a U S Commission plan emphasizing publications and monuments. Major projects include Arlington Bridge completion Mount Vernon boulevard Wakefield expansion Rockefeller gift Wakefield and a George Washington Memorial building in Washington to foster national knowledge and convening power.
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Washington
J. Co. Fitzpatrick
Washington Diaries
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Bicentennial Commission
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Monument Gardens
Washington Monument
Arboretum
National Botanical Garden
Mount Vernon Boulevard
Mount Vernon
Potomac River
National Capital
Mall
Capitol
Wakefield
Wakefield Association
John D. Rockefeller
Congress
Alexandria
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
George Washington Memorial
National University
The Kitchen Cabinet Quote From 1930 Cartoon
The snippet features a 1930 Western Newspaper Union caption praising children and understanding, with a Riley quote arguing that all children are good if understood, even when misbehaving. The fragment reflects a playful, domestic tone typical of humorous panels from that era.
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Childern
Riley
Seasonal Desserts and Veal Heart Recipes
Households face daily食 choice and prep issues. Seasonal staples like apples and citrus shape menus, with the featured Taséttes a warm apple dessert steamed in cups and served with custard, while Veal Heart shows a hearty dish: calf heart fried with onion and bacon, simmered in stock with peppers and bay, then served.
A Chapter Of Sauces From A Simple Guide
A catalog of varied sauces for meats and fish including Breton Beef, Lamb, Unusual Meat, Olive, Egg for Fish, Celery, Orange for Pudding and Mustard with olive oil. Each recipe lists ingredients and simple steps to create distinct accompaniments.
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