Milk trade and hay questions in rural Chicago era article
A Chicago Evening Post writer notes the vast scale of the city milk trade, detailing 50 million gallons annually from 3,200 dairy farmers, 1,150 dealers, and 8,380 wagons, with peak shipments in June and July and rail revenue near $1 million. It also discusses hay salting debates, sheep care during blizzards, and a farmer asking if feeding turnips to milking cows affects milk quality.
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Milk Traffic and Hay Handling in Agricultural Practices
A historical discussion describes Chicago milk shipments from a 250 mile district with refrigerated railcars. It notes the Chicago and North Western as a pioneer line carrying most milk to Chicago, plus hay management practices to prevent mold and spontaneous combustion, stressing proper spreading and trampling in mows and cautions about hay heaps and air circulation.
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