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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
3
An Ohio farmer describes a method to build a spring wire hoop for silos using staves, scantling, and No 9 spring wire. The hoop size equals stave count times 3 3/4 inches, with two level ground lines, clamps, and bolts to ensure even wire tension as the silo swells and shrinks with moisture throughout the year.
Agricultural notes urge dairymen to adopt balanced rations with sugar beets to improve milk quality and cut costs, noting beets byproducts can be fed when sugar is produced locally. Beet pulp is praised for cow and sheep feed, yet caution is advised with frozen beets and varying rations. Barnabas and Saul are referenced in a church study section, alongside biblical famine lessons and charitable giving guidance. Alabama capital history is summarized, tracing shifts from St Stephens to Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, and Montgomery.
Instructions warn not to let milk freeze or mix fresh and cooled milk. Keep dogs cats and loafers away during milking. Handle milk with dry hands and avoid touching the mix with bare hands. When the ears are handled they should fall and be stored in two spring wagons.
A Breeder’s Gazette answer outlines a starter ration of one part wheat bran, gluten feed, and cornmeal per weight, feeding two to two and a half pounds per hundredweight daily. Use roughage ad libitum and adjust as pasture changes, with corn as a major component later. Corn fodder can substitute hay if needed.
Directions for dairy households with two to four cows to produce cheese at home. Three cows suffice for a small family and a hoop made of weed or similar material is needed. The text guides on quantities and basic setup for home cheese making.
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