The Cheese Making Season Advises Dairymen
An aged dairy writer urges makers to trust scent and taste of pure milk, train to detect faults, and avoid accepting tainted milk. He warns patrons who react angrily to faults and urges mutual diligence to preserve cheese quality, calling for dairymen and patrons to unite in better dairy practices.
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Omon
Deepair
Dairy Commission
Ini
Thoas
Lize
Tt Iisa
Fed
Ucurge Newlin Ameren Jewel
Aberdeen Poll Cattle Described as Ideal For Stall Feeding
The Aberdeen Polled breed is praised for symmetry and a smooth, cylindrical form with ample body and rib spring. It yields high quality carcass meat, tolerates fat well, and blends well with Shorthorns, enabling good steers for shipping. It stands robust in constitution and climate adaptability, rivaling Shorthorns and Herefords.
Aberdeen Pails Compared With Shorthorns and Herefords
Breeders of Aberdeen Pails praise their grazing qualities as equal to Shorthorns but not superior, and inferior to Herefords in some aspects. They are largely equal to Shorthorns in stall work, with docile disposition and excellent milk quality though not high-yielding. The breed yields good meat when slaughtered, noted for rotality density and smooth carcass, and tractable in the stall. Also discusses cost accounting in farming and emphasizes strict business methods, including milk and feed values. Professor Shaw and Henry cited on milk production and oats as top feed. sheep scab detected with a magnifying glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Thomas Shaw
Ontario Agricultural Experiment Station
Henry
Samare
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J. H. Cockrell
Southern Live Stock Journal
Aberdeen Polled
Hereford
Leas
Galloway
Aberdeen Poll
Livestook
Keachie
Mebacehin
Hal
Seyyerter Anbtea Schoois
Snatearting
Addrees Ney
Tun
George W. Kendall
Notary Public
Beata
GW Teanset
Adkteees
Alesis
Tus
Uct
Ign
Tiss Willimantic
Geffen
Miss Laude Swift
Fuller G. H. Cash
Tiss Coriamne Egert
Michael Magruder
Bay
Worley
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