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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1907

Page

3

Farmers urged to improve management with breeding and records

The article urges strict farm practices to boost profits through purebred sires, careful feeding, ventilation, and record keeping. It praises cooperative farming, balanced rations, and soil fertility while warning against poor housing, improper manure handling, and sloppiness in dairying and fruit storage. It cites San Jose disease treatment and fruit storage tips and extols agricultural education and organization.

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The Veterinarian in Farm Life and Livestock Care

The piece argues for trained veterinarians in the United States to support livestock, improve cattle and horse health, and curb untrained quacks. It notes graduates spread nationwide, better patronage in rural areas, and the vital role vets play in livestock industries and welfare.

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Feeding calves through proper care and feeds

A historical note recommends breeding pure stock and cooperative breeders, stressing clean dry stables, proper feeders, and careful feeding to improve profits. Guidance covers egg use to prevent scours, nipple hygiene, and even a Georgia farmer claiming $28 net from one cow on an acre, plus $20 manure value, urging better calf nutrition and frequent ration changes.

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Hog Breeding and Care Guidelines From Farm and Home

The text outlines seasonal feeding for breeding sows, advocating rye or forage substitutes when weather allows, with alfalfa hay as backup. It recommends varied grains based on cost, ample water, and a comfortable dry shed with wind protection and a south-facing window. A sowing pen should separate feed areas and protect piglets, with a winter routine of closed doors at night and an open window for ventilation.

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Selecting a dairy cow for a productive herd

The guide stresses a dairy cow as a milk making machine and outlines a 1000 pound ideal. Look for lean head and neck, clear large eyes, narrow shoulders, broad rump, large chest, big belly, and strong milk veins delivering four well formed teats. Ensure tuberculin testing before mixing cows and watch for abortion-related discharge and dairy hygiene.

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Driving Three Horses Instructions For Handling Tie Ropes

The article describes using a short rope or strap to guide three horses from a single pair of lines. It warns against ropes being too short to prevent tangling or straying, and notes that one person can control the herd by adjusting rope length to keep them near or apart. It mentions risks to ankles and the need for careful handling on the farm.

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Farmers at market sell stock amid unclear reports

A fragmented note describes farmers selling livestock at market price while unclear details and ornate terms hint at broader actions. The text remains vague about participants and outcomes, offering limited concrete facts beyond the livestock market activity.

Care of the Straw in Stack Maintenance

Advice on preserving straw stacks notes that well-built stacks are rare and valuable for sale and bedding. Recommend raking sites to perpendicular, then capping with long rye straw or Timothy hay to protect and pay benefits.

Electric light culture grows plants in greenhouse experiment

A Royal Botanic Society greenhouse experiment uses moving arc lights and water screened light to accelerate plant growth. Electric energy powers arc lamps, atmospheric electrification, and rack movement. Early results show taller, healthier tomato plants after 48 hours of exposure, with potential for year round, larger scale use in nurseries.

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