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Newspaper
Melfort Moon
Location
Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
6
A study shows cows producing milk cannot utilize sulfieter mineral from standard rations. Extra salt supports sodium and chloride needs. calcium may be deficient in low producing cows. Mineral deficiency did not alter milk composition as minerals drawn from the cow’s body offset the shortfall. Nitrogen from clover hay was fully utilized, matching alfalfa in value.
Missouri investigators show cows heavy in flesh at calving yield richer milk for a period. Breeders of dairy cattle use this knowledge to maximize milk records. Another discovery is that remains incomplete in the text.
A dairy guidance note argues feeding alone cannot create a profitable cow. Emphasizing genetics, it suggests selecting purebred bulls with proven production lines and tracing pedigrees. It notes that even purebred status does not guarantee quality and advises evaluating ancestry through several generations.
The dairyman cannot sell good milk in the city market when stables are unsanitary. When manure is left to pack under cow feet mold and rot cause strong odors that contaminate milk during extraction.
The report states there is no clear benefit from cooking feeds for dairy cows, noting that palatability may decline and overall nutrition fails to improve with cooked rations. It emphasizes practical limitations and recommends sticking to conventional feeding.
The article discusses the farmer’s experience in dairy farming and stresses the importance of breeding the cows on the farm to form a future dairy herd. It emphasizes being a true breeder, as meticulous and thoughtful as breeders of high price stock.
The text urges prioritizing Gefialie purpose with a clear method to achieve it. It favors form over deathly breeding, seeks best quality while minimizing feed labor and fixed costs, and calls for abandoning aide strategies to focus brain capital on boosting Gairy's performance.
Paris reported ceremonies in Orleans France as United States delegates visit to mark the bicentenary of New World city ties. Speakers praised Joan of Arc with flowers at her statue, and a Tourelies fort pilgrimage recalled the maid’s defense. The piece links medieval names to U S soldiers on the Flanders front and President Wilson with the Marne.
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