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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
5
Guidance covers dairy churning temperatures for cream to produce butter with proper texture, churn timing, and kept room conditions. It also discusses Milo grain feeding for work horses and mules, advantages of feeding Milo in the head, and digestion benefits.
The article explains arterial pulse basics in horses, noting that each heart beat causes an arterial expansion. It describes where to feel the pulse, how to apply pressure, and how calmness affects readings. It cites normal rates around 36-40 per minute for a healthy horse and higher rates in pleurisy or pulmonary edema.
Guidance on disinfection and monitoring for infection spread in farms. Warns that streams not rising on the home farm may carry infection, suggests using well water, feeding sparingly, and keeping mares and foals away from infected areas if no serum is used. Advises tobacco-based remedies for worms in colts and horses, with dosing guidance.
Guidance on barn ventilation explains matching intake and exhaust cross sections with adjustable valves. Three intake flues per side, four by fourteen inches, are sufficient for airflow. Avoid reseating irritating shaft arrangements when possible to maintain balanced ventilation in cold weather.
In very cold weather drafts from ventilating flues can reverse currents and chill the stable. Close one flue to force fresh air to enter at the ceiling, mix with warm air, and then descend to the floor.
The spring foal has advantages as a natural breeding season means stronger foals. They can spend more time outdoors and be less troublesome than fall colts. Do not let colts run with mares when at work. in fall keep them in stalls. Spring colts should stay in the yard or paddock, preferably on grass, and only be with mares when feeding. This reduces injury risk and lets the mare work harder.
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