Lunch at Elec tion Day by Ladies of the M E Church
The Ladies of the M E Church will serve lunch downtown on Election Day November 2. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
7
The Ladies of the M E Church will serve lunch downtown on Election Day November 2. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
The article explains that high producing cows may need grain or hay beyond pasture. It cites figures from Washington’s farm management department: three gallons of milk require about three pounds of grain, four gallons about five pounds, and five gallons about eight pounds. It notes feeding decisions depend on feed cost versus milk value and potential future milk output.
The article explains that high milk yield starts with a well nourished cow at calving. Providing liberal feed before calving builds reserve fats and tissues, preventing the cow from using her own flesh for milk. A strong calf and maximum milk production follow, with efficient long term feed use.
A method to wean a calf from its cow involves alternating day and night confinement and gradual separation over ten days. Begin with the cow confined at night and milked each morning while the calf stays with the cow by day, then adjust to evening milking and limited calf cow time. Repeat until the calf accepts separation, then reunite briefly.
Advice for dairy farmers emphasizes feeding, calf selection, and milking discipline. It warns against scrub bulls and inferior cows, urges testing cows, cooling cream with cold water, and keeping dairy cattle in clean, single housing. It cautions gradual diet changes and avoiding strong flavored foods except after milking.
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