Dairy farming notes and horse breeding guidance
The Pacino Dairy Review notes Mark Bros. of Chino milking eighty cows for forty thousand dollars in six months, urging attentive herd management and individual cow care. It adds reflections on handling large herds, sheep husbandry, lamp care for lambs, and a strong view that horse breeding success relies on proven stock and practical vigor.
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Pacino Dairy Review
Mark Bros
Chino
Cal
Mark Brothers
Hoard
The Colt Hoofs and Simple Farm Yields
A brief agricultural note urges careful hoof care for young colts, warning against frog trimming and detailing how to pare the front of the hoof for proper alignment. It then cites Luther Burbank on adding one grain to each head of barley oats and wheat to boost yields, and suggests adding one potato per hill could raise potato production by 21 million bushels, urging farmers to act.
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Luther Burbank
Homeseekers' Rates On The North Western Line
Homeseekers tickets are on sale from Wisconsin points on the first and third Tuesday each month at very low round trip rates to west northwest and southwest destinations. Special low rates for one way tickets to Colorado Wyoming and the Black Hills, and to Pacific Coast points daily during March and April. Ask agents The North Western Line for particulars.
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Wisconsin
West
Northwest
Southwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Black Hills
Pacific Coast
North-Western
Dairy Belt Farmers Read Honey Method for Udder Help
A reader praises a prior article and offers practical farm advice. The contributor MM T. describes using honey on moistened fingers with hard rubbing to restore milk flow in a cow with an uneven teat. The letter notes willingness to publish names or withhold them.
State moves to destroy Canada thistle with new bill
A bill to appoint a state commissioner assisted by county supervisors of assessments and deputies in every town seeks to eradicate the Canada thistle post. The plan authorizes land condemnation for thistle removal with costs charged to landowners who fail to comply. Local commissioners would be named on recommendation of local officers.
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Canada Thistle Post
Thistle
State
Developing Guernsey Herd by Grading Up at Richfield
Wm. Burthopp, former Richfield town chairman and progressive farmer, is building a Guernsey herd by adding thoroughbred stock and gradual grading up. He received two fine Guernsey heifer calves last week and expects two more next week, aiming for four high quality cows soon. We invite readers to share factual farm production records for cows, hogs, sheep, or chickens to publish.
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Wm. Burthopp
Richfield
Guernsey
Burthopp
Wisconsin ginseng garden ships 1674 pounds to New York
J H Koehler of the city presides over the Wisconsin Ginseng gardens. A shipment of 1674 pounds of dried cultivated ginseng root sold to a New York firm at six dollars per pound, totaling 1003.50 dollars. The crop came from about one twentieth of an acre across 30 beds, with five years of growth and three years of harvest paying for cultivation. A second note remarks that a fussy hog nose through a fence signals a bad investment, and such hogs fatten only the owner’s bank account.
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Wisconsin
J. H. Koehler
New York
Wausau Record
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Luenle Building
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