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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1910

Page

8

Dairying in Montana Aims for Improved Herds and Alfalfa Diet

The article argues Montana's dairy growth hinges on better cows and feeding, especially alfalfa. It compares beef and dairy stock, emphasizes selective breeding, and suggests starting with strong native cows and upgrading with a top dairy sire. It notes alfalfa, clover, oats, and barley form a balanced ration and shares a ranch example of rising butter yields through improved stock and management.

Montana Commonwealths Jersey Guernsey Holstein Ayrshire

Land Office Report Shows Fast Western Montana Settlement

Billings February report from the land office details unappropriated Western Montana lands being taken by homesteaders. It notes 723 total homestead entries in the year, 138 on Crow ceded areas, and cash flowing to the Treasury about 420000. The data imply 1228 new farmers and thousands more migrating, predicting rapid population growth and agricultural wealth in Yellowstone county as spring filings rise.

Montana Billings Land Office William M. Enright Sam Billinge Huntley Crow Reservation Homenstead Billings Land District Chamber of Commerce Yellowstone County

Heavy Sheep Losses Reported Across Wyoming in Severe Winter

A Fremont county correspondent notes sixty days of severe winter have driven sheep losses in Wyoming to around fifty percent mid winter. Areas near Lusk Douglas Casper Walton Lander face higher than fifty nine percent losses due to deep snow poor feed and water shortages. Some flocks moved to the Big Horn river with hay and corn but overall prospects remain grim.

Fremont County Wyo Cheyenne Club Northwestern Lusk Douglas Casper Walton and Lander Big Horn Nebraska

Simple business principles unlock dairy industry success

The author argues that dairy farming is accessible with common sense business, persistent effort, and simple, easily learned practices. It is portrayed as not excessively hard, offering Montana farmers a path to success and financial independence.

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