Better Stock Better Farmer Theme Piece
The article warns that buying purebred cattle hogs horses or sheep without real farming skill will not earn banker regard or lasting wealth. It stresses practical husbandry over flashy stock and the need for knowledge and effort to gain reputation and success.
Stock and home improvement go hand in hand, expert says
Washington writers argue better stock leads to finer homes and buildings. Good care, gentleness, and smart breeding yield higher returns, while neglect and scrub stock hurt profits. Community programs and youth clubs drive reform. gradual, continuous livestock improvement remains key.
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Better Stock Crusade Aims to Rate Livestock Quality
The USDA and state agricultural colleges launched the Better Stock crusade to assess the general quality and usefulness of animals. The program seeks to eliminate undesirable traits and sizes even among purebred stock, emphasizing the value of good breeding for better calves.
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