Plan for a North Dakota cow stable with elevated ice house
A detailed ground plan for a two row cow stable with a back hall and integrated ice and root cellars. It describes a two story structure with subterranean first story, a drive way for unloading produce, and an above ground ice house fed from the dairy area. Dimensions given include 22 by 70 feet, root cellar 13 by 22 inches, and an ice house estimated at 15 by 12 feet high. It covers drainage, ventilation, materials, and cost, noting a possible single story variation and practical cooling considerations.
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Harewith
Atante
Rte
Tiece
News Yorker
Gorthers
Judd Palmer
The Good Milker Makes The Good Cow Bulletin Notes
A New York Corner station bulletin reports Professors Wing and Foard on milking efficiency. It compares Hegelund method to ordinary milking, noting immediate milk yield gains and butter fat increases, plus cost considerations and implications for dairy sanitation and ventilation.
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New York Corner
Wing and Foard
Bulletin
University
Wisconsin
Hous
Hecen Aed
Wall
New York
Wiscongin
Che Walna
Acies on60K Farm by Willow Golf promotes farm efficiency
The article surveys various farming practices from forage and cover crops to udder milking methods, sheep and cattle care, feed strategies, and pasture management. It notes the Missouri station findings on pig feeding, warns against overstocking, and urges practical planning and diversified crops for soil and livestock health.
Treatment of calf scours and home remedies noted
The record cites calf scours with home remedies including Alloxetter, a rhubarb camphor opiate mix, and a sugar feed. It recalls a near fatal case where the calf was left limp, then revived after air treatment, rare recovery despite initial collapse.
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Ealf
Sweet Skim Milk Hauler’s Sweet Mission In Cream Utilities
A garbled note reports Sweet Skim Milk and Itall milk being hauled to cream utilities in a sweet condition. Farmers claim ongoing efforts to maintain palatable dairy output and ensure smooth handling of milk products through the processing chain.
The farmer that ows a few cows should investigate the matter or land separators
The farmer owning a small herd is urged to inspect the issue or property borders. Local notices emphasize checking boundaries, rights of way, and potential disputes over land delineation. Officials advise timely inquiry to prevent escalations and secure clear title.
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Sali
Ineshar
Porona
Dany
Cedanan
Ice House Wall
ACIES
Willow Golf
Tralia
Missouri Experiment Station E
Agricultural College
Enouak
Umetby
Que
Willie
Edward Sverett Hale
Alimentary
Stubbie
Montana
R. S. Shaw
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