Butter Fat Costs in a Dairy Experiment Across Breeds
An 1870s dairy study compares butter fat yield against cost across Shorthorn and beef-type cows, noting how cows in dairy groups produced fat at varying efficiencies. The report discusses cow traits, pasture, fat content, and the economic implications for creameries and county testers, urging practical, fair measures and local farming practices.
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Aiasteatiana
Berteo
Durin Cor
Kerry
Ireland
America
Cream Yields and Monitoring for Butter Making
The article discusses cream ripening, testing for acidity, and methods to control ripening to produce quality butter. It covers starter use, temperatures from 0 to 60 degrees F, pedd tests, and factors like casein and albumen in curd formation. It cites Professor C P L Murrington and notes milk payments, factory pricing, and production scales.
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Gata
Nant
Erie
Cai
Badness
Tee
Avlhada
Ciarracer
Cain
Tilsen
Peteratess
Daidiipe
Sian
Dineses
Aweet
Acndayyay
Shinee
Gobbet
Chi Rosa
Warner Das
Porreot
Oboe
Coogi
Professor C.pl
Murrington
Wisconsin
Reel New Yorker
Butter Washing and Dairy Breeds From Prairie Canada
A lengthy colonial era style article discusses butter washing methods, water temperatures, and churning practices. It also reviews Canadian dairy stock, notably the Canary and French Canadian cows, comparing yields, fat content, and adaptability. Practical farming tips cover feed blends, avoiding overfeeding, and best water use for butter clarity.
Highland cattle and breeding trends in early modern farming
The report discusses Highland cattle as hardy stock with thick hair and strong adaptation to cold, noting breed traits and regional references. It mentions questions from The Breeder's Gazette about pigeon trotting horses and hoof formation, and describes a Canadian cattle movement into the United States with 20,000 head imported to Chicago from Ontario for fattening, highlighting how markets shape live animal trade.
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Ihghland
Highlands
Will
Texas Eteor
Alexandir Mair
Mary ix
Ensca
United States
Yoong
Chicago
Ontina
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Ta Chaim
Fragmented report on a colt breaking and rider's ordeal
A long disjointed narrative describes a colt breaker, a trainer, and multiple attempts to ride a stubborn horse. It details mounting attempts, the horse's refusals, and injuries, with digressions about various people and horses and a concluding note on the trainer's persistence.
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Atny Wands
Fistonet
Ty City
Aish
Viet
Brody
Derater
Basher
Stogader
Finn
Uraian
Solibetes
Ates
Ferry Warn
Genie
Elie Ecaiess
Tran
Obrol
Resalva Net
Inte Chadlem Symendy Afteford
Tony Mpaitt
Ap Wisin
Mir
Totinines Under Chase in Agricultural Report
Fragmented OCR text reports on plant growth, fruit ripening, and yield comparisons across lab setups and field plots. It mentions bench surface yields, plant density, duration of ripening, and differences between pote and bunches. Also notes a shift back to sheep industry and 1947 crop figures from the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Doe & Yorks
Frome
New England
Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Fragmented OCR wildlife and farming notes in section
A fragmented OCR passage blends stray terms about honey cleaners, farmers, machinery, and a long string of names and phrases. It references beekeeping, poultry, beds for slag seed, and mentions people like Gabe Donitbert, Reece, and Poll details, but contains no coherent event or clear report to summarize.
Farm journal notes on tools and cranberry bog methods
An assortment of farm notes discusses a wooden roller tool, its construction from planks, and adjustable weight. It covers cranberry bog drainage, swampy ground improvement, and ground cover. Additional items advise on weed control, soil prep, and fertilizer placement for warding off smut and boosting yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Farm Journal
Liquid manure methods for field application described
The article discusses liquid manure handling and application, detailing a proposed pit and pump system, tank design, and the importance of proper mixing and containment. It notes doubts about Handadauriog style methods, stresses preventing rapid decomposition, and warns about potential foliage injury without safe absorbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendo
Saya
Winter lettuce forcing at New York station plan
The New York experimental station at Geneva outlines a winter lettuce forcing plan. It describes sowing in shallow beds, pricking out into pots, and transplanting to benches, with careful ventilation, moisture, and tobacco powder to prevent pests, aiming for early market readiness and higher prices.
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Zook
New York
Geneva
Toamarket
Mar
Bree Mannin
Earth Paten
Tan Vail
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Kan
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Rte
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Ghurk
Sk Pee Cnet
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Partelag
Woodway
Canada
Jersey
Colburn
Bighien
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Tar Tech
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TUN
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Sinathfaeld
Charles Lory
Tnt
Phassacr
York
Agateon
Ted Bell
Aberdeen Ants
Abe Aberdeen
Great
London
Winchie
Perry Ren
Weruna
Chorhy
Negev
Gabe Donitbert
Oamiyti
Tine Reece
Todd
Wagtien Follies
New Yorker
Roy
Aimuk
Fienteowern Credan
Lexea
Chemienia
Jens Reeniia
Triton
Jornal Mye
Eceark
Ligue Fuatire Nepemby
Sarneks
Hallarnee Voss Tang
Orbeaa
Humber
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