Advice to New York dairymen to remove boarders and boost milk
Professor H A Hopper of the State College of Agriculture urges New York dairy farmers to discard boarder cows and feed better quality rations to the best cows. He recommends ample water, careful pasture management, green fodder for short pasture, and a high protein diet with mixed grains and feeds. He stresses fresh cows should be in good condition and water access is essential for milk production. Buckets in the barn are a quick payback.
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H. A. Hopper
State College of Agriculture
New York State
Empire State
New York
Hopper
Dairy Herd Progress Boosts Milk Output Says Illinois Farmer
An Ohio farmer notes dairy gains with cows yielding over 4000 pounds annually now, 12200 cows from 700 Illinois dairymen averaging 7500 pounds, feed costs $77.53 per cow and product value $187.05. He praises dairy herd improvement associations and urges focus on production.
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Ohlo
Feeder to Improve Milk Flavor Experiments Reported
The United States Department of Agriculture shows that feeding green soybeans to dairy cows before milking tends to improve milk flavor. Doses reached up to 80 pounds per cow, started when pods formed and continued to full size. Rape fed green before milking produced an objectionable flavor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Farming Tips for Efficient Milk Production
Guidance on feeding cows with grain based on milk output, high value of alfalfa and everlasting clover, importance of legumes hay and silage, and the need for silos and proper wash areas. Emphasizes herd uniformity and the value of offsprings in dairy prosperity.
Profit from fall and winter egg production in poultry flocks
The article argues profit hinges on fall and winter production. It notes two-flock profitability requires about 100 eggs per hen annually and that good, well-fed birds started before May lay well into fall. It stresses proper feeding, housing, animal protein, minerals, warm ventilation, and parasite control as keys to sustained egg output.
Preparing for Winter Around Poultry House
A 6o year instructs thorough cleaning of the poultry house before winter. Remove nests roosts hoppers drinking stools and equipment. Scrub with water disinfectant sweep ceilings walls and floor. Scrape the floor of droppings replace six inches of old dirt with clean dirt and spray with disinfectant. Whitewash helps keep a dark house visible and clean-looking for longer.
Poultry Care Tips From Farmers and College Research
A rural guide discusses guinea fowl behavior when scared and hard to locate. It notes feeding practices, suggesting soy bean meal can replace meat scrap to cut feed costs. It warns against full grain diets, recommends ash and coal dusting for housing, and advises thorough spraying to combat red mites. It highlights hens delaying winter laying and the need hens bred to lay year round.
Fashionable New Evening Wraps Steal Opera Season Spotlight
New York fashion writers report the opera season opens with lavish wraps and gowns. Designers use honey beige velvet and fox fur, bold color shifts, and velvet cloaks with ermine for formal wear, while many cost less and still charm with fur trims and sculpted cuts.
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New York
New York Times
Seaon
Sifternoon Avraps
Max
Paris
Chinchilla
Muile
LeRop
Vrsue
Koleyrkin
Japan
Wings
Life Unendurable on South Pacific Island
A visitor reports six months on Willis Island in the South Pacific marked by loneliness and cockroaches. The station, six years old, aided upper air research and cyclone warnings, but the island remains barren, 400 by 200 yards, with no cultivation possible and residents surviving on canned foods.
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Wiii Island
South Pacific
J. “Ratdle
GO Vincent
R. J. Ingils
Terie
Ydney
Tragic Drowning After Grenoble Police Seizure Incident
A ten year old girl drowned in the Isere when her brother tried to fetch a chained dog to help. A police officer seized the dog for lack of a lead and refused to release it, despite the boy’s pleas, amid reports of obstinate police action in Grenoble.
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Grenoble
France
Isere
Debate Sparks Over Partner’s Education Claim
A heated exchange centers on a partner’s education level. The remark “Your partner has a complete education, hasn’t he?” prompts the reply “No, he’s a bachelor.” The exchange highlights social assumptions about credentials.
Mixed Up Wedding Tale Ends With Bride’s Witty Rebuttal
A humorous exchange at a wedding ends with the bride answering a parson’s question about obedience with a sharp remark. The groom’s reaction follows a light moment as guests react to the punchline.
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