Bulk milk tanks reshape Kansas dairy farming
Roger H. Wilkowske reports bulk milk tanks, milking machines, pipelines, and parlors driving a shift from diversified subsistence farms to specialized commercial dairies in Kansas. By 1964 most Grade A producers used bulk tanks, with sharp adoption in manufacturing milk. Larger tanks and pipeline milking rise, while private can milk declines. The era of bulk tanks is here to stay, with guidance to plan, size, and adopt promptly.
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Roger. H. Wilkowske
Kansas
Wichita
Bruce Rowley
St. Joseph
Southwest Kansas
Greater Kansas City
Neosho Valley
Washington County Coop Creamery
Fight Kansas
Harry Pratt
Select Dairy
Ottawa
The Master Eye in Dairy Herd Management
An experienced dairyman relies on keen observation and timely action. Careful herd accounting, recognizing sickness by behavior, and learning from past mistakes drive profitability. Teamwork with veterinarians enhances diagnosis and recovery, making alert, inquisitive practice essential for success.
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C. L. Norton
Akeauert
Home Workshop Bench Pattern for Outdoor Seating
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Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
New York
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