Selecting and Breeding a Bull From Pedigree to Performance
Information from Farm Journal emphasizes choosing a bull by pedigree and herd influence. It notes uniform excellence over solitary records, cites Sir Hugh Sirs Hugh as an Ayrshire yearling champion, his dam’s 8644 pounds milk in 42 weeks with 4.17 percent fat, and his potential as a top Scottish show contender in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Howie
Hugh
Ayrshire
Sir Hugh Shaw-Stewart
Bart
Hillhouse
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Erin-go-Bragh
Sir Hugh
Glasgow
Inbreeding Advised to Improve Herd Quality and Growth
The article argues for continued inbreeding to reduce reversion and raise uniformity in mixed herds. It notes that first crosses show the greatest gains and that mature sires and dams yield larger pigs, while a sow should be kept until six to ten years old with several large litters. It also covers worm remedies, scab in sheep, and Dorset breed fecundity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Stone
National Stockman
Tankage For Hogs Profits From Protein Rich Feed
Low grade tankage with 40 to 45 percent protein is often rejected by hogs. High grade tankage with about 60 percent protein is quickly consumed. Marking the grade with the sick indicator is common. The best quality is also the cheapest option for feed.
Horse Notes on Feeding and Training Breeding Horses
The article advises oats and wheat bran as top grains for breeding mares and stresses maintaining condition. It recommends bran mash with flaxseed jelly and molasses weekly, and notes a square, well-muscled horse endures more work. Emphasizes walk as foundation for developing other gaits.
Winter sheep care and butter making tips
Advice on recognizing and preventing sheep diseases during winter, including housing, bedding, and manure management to keep flocks clean. Also notes on washing butter to preserve flavor, linking cream quality to final taste and aroma.
Indiana Auto Show to Move to State Buildings in 1913
The Indiana auto show will be staged by the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association March 24 to 29 at the State Fair grounds Coli seum and Coliseum Annex. The enlarged venue offers 61,000 square feet for cars and spectators, with the annex linked to the Coliseum by a 60 foot awning. John Orman returns as show manager and Joe Kelly handles publicity. Officers include President Frank L. Moore and Vice President Herbert Hatton Rice.
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John Orman
State Fairgrounds
Coliseum
Annex
Orman
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
State Fair Grounds
N. A. T. A. Board of Directors
Fair Grounds
New York
Chicago
Joe Kelly
Hunter
The
Indianapolis Trade Association
Frank L. Moore
Herbert Hatton Rice
Fred I. Willis
George A. Weideley
Harry L. Archey
Bruce M. Wylfe
Leslie L. Banford
R. P. Henderson
Indianapolis Auto Show at State Fair Grounds March 24 29
Joe Kelly head of the press bureau for the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association pushes extensive show coverage. The event runs March 24 to 29 at the Coliseum and Coliseum Annex, with papers statewide and even distant outlets like San Francisco and Boston seeking updates on the Indianapolis crowd.
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Iowa
Dorset
Ils
Fair Grounds Coliseum
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association
San Francisco
Boston
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