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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1898
Page
8
The column surveys draft breeds and mule production, praising large boned jacks and strong draft mares for Southern and Western work. It cautions against mixed feeds and praises plain Southern feeds, noting breed suitability and the dangers of overlarge, poorly conditioned stock.
The article surveys dairy and horse stock management, noting breeding lines and grading, weight targets, and care for mares foals and sheep. It discusses training dogs, dehorning cattle, and efforts by the National Stock Growers association to exterminate wolves and ticks. It also records farm routines, market ages for pigs and cattle, and farm life anecdotes.
The article discusses beet disease in New Jersey and outbreaks of leaf spot affecting beets, noting Bordeaux mixture trials and changes in yield. It mentions market prospects for beets and fuel fruit, with references to U S consular reports on fruit and wheat imports and debates over American agricultural exports. It also covers tree scraping tools and related rural farming tips.
A fragmented report describes a threat to citrus groves from an insect menace and its alleged effects on tree health. The text mentions plant pests, damage signs, and suggested control actions though details are unclear due to garbled OCR. It references trees, fruit production, and a concern for orchard management.
An assortment of agricultural passages discusses raspberry cultivation timing and methods. It covers hoeing and cultivator use, timing to stop cultivation by August, effects on berry ripening, and soil care. It also mentions dairy practices, cow nutrition, and treatments for teat injuries.
Stockholm researchers study butter making using a radiated separator and centrifuge to convert butter fat from the milk to butter. Trials cover process design, temperature control, yield, quality tests, and potential for industrial scale with references to dairies in France and Sweden.
A historic report describes uniform milk testing and the separator plan used to determine butterfat in milk. The state dairy commission and experiment station at Ames are involved, detailing past trials and operational steps in standardizing milk composition measurements.
The article details butter making techniques, cooling methods, and equipment to improve churning efficiency and butter quality. It discusses refrig eration ideas, water cooling, and ice use, plus remedies for pests and dairy herd management with practical farm practices and chemical treatments.
A fragmented local column describes butter trading at a creamery with price cues and buyer activity. The text mentions market timing, cake interests, and workers noting butter quality and supply, amid a busy shop floor.
An unreadable OCR fragment references cats and peppers and vehicles in a scattered rural setting. It mentions dates and places in a garbled way and seems to include stray names and numbers without a clear news event or outcome.
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