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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1910

Page

2

Dairymen’s Convention Insights from Mr Crabtree’s Herd Upgrade

Mr Crabtree narrates his shift from scrub to full-blood Jerseys, expanding his herd from 16 to 43 registered cows and bulls. He reports $124 average net income per cow, notes occasional record errors, and stresses gentle handling and early milking of heifers.

Crabtree Mr. Crabtree

Wisconsin dairy leader inspires convention talk

President Langdon praised papers the association needed as Mr Scribner of Wisconsin spoke on dairy success. Scribner, a Jersey dairyman, described his father passing a herd that produced 205 lbs of butter per cow, noting his own accomplishments.

Langdon Crabtree Scribner Wisconsin Crabree Jersey

Regular session for Whatcom Pomona Grange No 6 at Nooksack

Whatcom Co Pomona Grange No 6 meets with Nooksack Grange No 202 in Nooksack on January 19 1911. Changes in bylaws make voting members representatives from subgranges with one representative plus one for each ten members. Fourth degree members may attend and entertainment provisions require families to bring food for three meals or pay 15 cents.

Whatcom Co Pomona Grange No Nooksack Pomona Grange Pomona Grange C. B. Kegley National Grange Boyes B. B Everson H. Olin N. R. Cloud Sumas

Four Essentials to Boost Dairy Output and Profits

Mr Scribner argues dairy success rests on four factors in order: Feed, Breeding, Care, and Selection. He urges gradual herd improvements, full records of milk costs, and careful testing to know true production and profits, noting most farmers lack cost data.

Mr. Scribner

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