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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1903
Page
3
A New York garden sender details best celery types for market and home use, praising Giant Pascal as superior when blanched and Golden Self Blanching for summer to fall. It notes white plume inferior, and describes cellar storage for winter blanching, plus sap handling and other farm tips from Ohio Farmer columns.
The article argues cows are thinking, rational beings and not machines. Proper feeding, regular exercise, air, and bedding improve milk yield and future production. Winter is for stock conditioning, with emphasis on Babcock testing and maintaining milking through calving.
A two season study by the Bureau of Forestry finds western hemlock superior to eastern variants and suitable for general building use and paper pulp. It reproduces well under favorable conditions and could reforest cut lands where red fir struggles. The article stresses marketing western hemlock to rival spruce and white pine.
A long notice seeks a first class butter maker of mature age with dairy education and sound judgment. The candidate should have strong health, honesty, and the ability to manage a detailed operation, including arithmetic, engineering, chemistry, and Babcock testing. aim to maximize butter quality at low cost while maintaining high standards.
A 19th century outline promotes stable disinfection after heavy use, urging regular cleaning of dairy barns. It endorses gas fumigation with steam, sulfur burning, and formaldehyde with limited effectiveness, but highlights whitewashing as a practical, inexpensive method readable by a single worker. Regular disinfection is tied to milk supply quality.
Stage and Stover advises mixing silage with cut stover for better intake and less waste. If not used with silage, mix with hay and moisten, or cover to preserve feed efficiency. Advertising pedigrees boosts stock prices, while some with plain stock succeed through strong advertising. Lightning hits Uniform Steel plant in Rahway New Jersey causing about 30000 dollars damage.
Mr M J Mills of Cordienna Texas asks if alfalfa should be cut several times for hog pasture and how many pounds of pork a ton of alfalfa hay yields. Experiments show yields from 335 to 868 pounds per ton depending on cut timing and leaf retention, with best results when cut as bloom nears one tenth. Also notes a Robertson county hog near Cedar Hill weighed 800 pounds at slaughter.
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