Cream Preparation and Churning Times Guide
The article describes mixing cream a day ahead and ripening it at 70 to 75 degrees F for six to eight hours with frequent stirring. Cool to churning temperature, let the cream rest overnight at that temperature, and churn when butter forms in about thirty five to forty minutes at a typical 55 degree F to 60 degree F range.
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Symptoms and Cure of Bloat in Cattle
A historic veterinary guide explains bloat or tympany in cattle, its causes from gas build up and choking, and remedies. It covers rumen tapping with a trocar, antisepsis, fermentation suppression with salicylate or sulphite, and post care including purgatives and mild sedatives.
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