Remarkable Yelow Sunbeam Cow Yields High Butter Output
An American account reviews Yellow Sunbeam a Danish cow born in 1899 at nine years old with a yearly milk yield of 14 920 lb and butter output of 57 16 lb in a year of tests. It notes dairy form udder quality and feeding changes including pasture silage and grain affecting butter fat and milk yields. It cites Wisconsin experiment station tests and stresses producer and feed harmony to prevent moisture fraud in butter trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Wisconsin Experiment Stations
Debate Over Pure Butter Talks Stir British Agriculture
At Bucks Chamber meeting Captain J W Smith Nell urged pressure on MPs to pass the Butter Bill. The motion, carried, called for publishing members and candidates’ views on the issue so farmers could decide whom to support. In Lancashire, the association noted factories were buying up unlental hurter for use by producers.
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Great Britain
Bucks Chamber of Agriculture
J. W. Smith Nell
Lancashire Farmers’ Association
Lancaster
Taylor process butter prize urged by Franklin Institute
A Franklin Institute committee credits the Taylor butter process with efficiency and cost benefits. Sweet cream is pressed through absorptive pads to remove water and some proteins, leaving fat that is rolled off after hours. Salted fat yields a higher grade butter, padding allows reuse for months, and churn work is reduced.
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Franklin Institute of Philadelphia
Taylor
John Scott
Walt
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G.P.O
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PRIOH
Bedateads
Sadana
HailTeater
Tod
Lert Bonalis
Valanes
Nottingham Valanse Weta
Hordern Brothers
Pitt ST
Byrney
Dr. Waugh
Tess
Dewcett Stinner
Katy
Farmer Skrade
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