Thrift and Junk Turn Waste Into Profit
A Kansas farmer urges thrift by conserving household waste and selling usable items to second hand dealers. A school teacher, a Japanese rag man, and farm cream separators illustrate turning waste into income. Proper care of cream separators prevents poor quality cream and economic loss.
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Feed for July and August in dairy herds
The article discusses dairy management noting a lactation of ten or eleven months requires ample milk producing feed. It cautions that many farms fail to supply milk rations for ten months and points to grazing season as grass becomes plentiful and feed cheaper.
Planning forage to keep cows milking all year
An article from Kansas Farmer urges dairymen to plan for summer feed shortages by using summer silos, early corn varieties, or emergency green fodder. It argues that high producing cows require palatable feed year round and details strategies to avoid milk loss during July and August. It emphasizes proactive silage storage and alternate feeding when summer forage is scarce.
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Kansas
Worth-While Quotation by Elisabeth Oaks Smith
A brief quotation notes the measure of capacity in the measure of sphere to either man or woman. The line underscores a view on equal scope of ability across genders.
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Eligabeth Oaks Smith
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