Kermit and Theodore Roosevelts Asiatic Hunt Adventure
The Roosevelts join George K. Cherrie and Ko Mi Su to hunt Marco Polo mountain sheep in the Thian Bhan ranges of Eastern Turkestan. They face 17,000 foot passes, avalanches, and famine conditions as they trek from Srinagar toward the Pamir plateau with supplies for a long expedition.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Pamir
Marco Polo
Kermit
Theodore Roosevelt
Thian Bhan
Turkestan
Ko-Mi
Su-to
Srinagar
India
George K. Cherrie
Kashmir
Roosevelts
Cherrie
Ovie Poll
John Wood
Royal Asiatic Society
Ovis
Rockies
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone
Glacier National
Genoa
East
Roosevelt
T. BR
Africa
Brazil
Alaska
Manchuria
Theodore
River of Doubt
New York
Gilgit
Panair Plateau
Trally
Feed crops for dairies, by Prof Fitch at Kansas State
Prof J B Fitch head of the dairy department at Kansas State Agricultural College says a dairyman who can raise most or all of his feed has a distinct advantage. He notes alfalfa as best for dairy cattle and sweet clover, soybeans, cowpeas, and corn silage as major feeds. Kansas grows corn oats barley kafir cane and wheat for dairy rations with linseed and cottonseed meals used as protein. Pasture options include wheat rye and new forages like sweet clover and sudan grass.
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J. B. Fitch
Kansas State Agricultural College
Fitch
Fiteh
Kansas
Future of Dairy Herds Depends on Heifer Care
A. M Jones of South Dakota State college warns the future of dairy herds hinges on calf care. He stresses clean feeding implements, regular feeding on well managed farms, and initial use of whole milk for two to three weeks before transitioning to milk plus grain. Undersized cows often trace to scanty early feeding.
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A. M Jones
South Dakota State College
Jones
Butterfat and Feed Are Important in Dairy Milk
A Colorado Experiment Station bulletin explains that maintaining body weight keeps fat percentage stable in milk. Underfed cows may have lower fat content, but no feed type reliably boosts fat percentage. Jerseys still outproduce Holsteins for rich milk, though cows can draw fat from their bodies before freshening to raise early butterfat.
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Jersey
Dairy Notes on Pasture, Fence, and Milk Cost Optimism
Dairy notes advise checking cow testing results for mislabeling poor performers, ensuring pasture fences are sound for summer, whitening buildings and fences, and making repairs. They note pasture use can cut milk costs with feed costs remaining the largest expense.
Plan Diamond ba South Africa may My control of the diamor
Fragmentary OCR text discusses plans related to diamonds and South Africa, mentioning control limits on sales and minimum purchases. It references Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and mentions hands on retirements, blue gum trees, and a vague California connection dated around 1980s. Names and precise facts are unclear due to garbled content.
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South Africa
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Asia
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Sharpoo
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Alibet
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Haarlem
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