Improved Chevrolet Promises Unmatched Low-Cost Quality
The copy argues that the Improved Chevrolet leads in value quality and performance at low prices. It highlights easier riding, attractive Duco finishes, and lower Chevrolet prices as supporting points for its superior overall performance.
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Vacation for Cow Found Profitable
Experiments show it pays to dry up a cow before calving rather than milking up to freshening. Rest before birth strengthens her for heavy milking after, extending productive life. Dry up six to ten weeks pre calving, then feed to condition without heavy grain. Breed 1–4 months after calving to avoid losses and barren periods. F R Edwards Georgia Experiment Station.
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Georgia Experiment Station
Watered cups boost dairy cows milk production in Iowa barn
An Iowa dairyman credits drinking cups installed above feeding racks for a rise in milk and butterfat. Each two cows share a cup fed from a ceiling tank via an electric pump. The system encourages frequent drinking, keeping water warm in winter and reducing labor.
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Iowa
Grinding Hay for Dairy Cows Is Not Profitable
Experiments by the Iowa State College dairy section show grinding alfalfa hay to feed dairy cows does not boost output. The tests used high producing cows and found no milk or butterfat gains, plus more hay being refused when ground. Grinding cost is about $3.50 per ton and equals 20 to 25 percent of the farm’s annual hay value, making it unlikely to pay on average farms.
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Dairy Husbandry
Iowa
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