Farming Advice From The Field Corners Abedeen And England
A longstanding Field article discusses breaking young farm horses at two and a half years with gentle gradual work, rest intervals, and plenty of light tasks. It surveys horse breeding, noting mare breeding patterns, and reflects on the role of shows and clubs in breeding progress. It also covers potato planting methods and soil, furrow spacing, and manure placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spolla
Aberdeen University Agricultural Society
4Scotland
England
Milk testing approach to reassure suspicious supplier
A commentator suggests inviting the milk supplier to observe testing on test day to dispel concerns. He notes farmers often doubt their own test results when others show higher readings and recommends explaining the process during regular testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Scott
New York
Food quality and milk fat in cows at Cornell study
A Cornell Experiment Station trial fed a dairy herd poor feed for a year then rich feed for two years and back to poor. Rich feeding increased butter fat by about one fourth, claimed as six percent more butter yield, but the author argues this effect is negligible for ordinary farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Breach of Promise Case In Bris Ret Asgizes
Miss Nellie Louisa Smy tall a young clerk testified in a breach of promise action. The defendant admitted affection and kissing over five months but denied promising to marry. The court heard about flirtation and letters, with witnesses and jokes from the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bris- Ret
Nellie Louisa
Merry
Nellie
Tilley
Mater
Justice Bicknill
Wortghall
Mai
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