Cheese Making at Home From Farm to Finished Cheddar
Correspondence outlines practical steps for farm cheese from milk collection to pressing and aging. It covers apparatus needs, starter materials, rennet, temperature control, curd cutting, cooking, salting, hooping, pressing, and aging, with cautions to study texts and seek experienced instruction for best results. It emphasizes cost considerations, simple equipment substitutes, and methods to judge ripeness and quality in a traditional dairy context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. G. Lemay
N. C
Georgia Experiment Station
Wrater
Babcock
Georgia
D. H. Burrell
Little Falle
N. Y
J. H. Monrad
Winnetka
Til
National Dairyman
Making cheddar cheese by a novice advert seeks scribe
A fragment notes a novice adent seeking to secure a complete scribe to the paper for cheese making guidance and a deal, with directions and sub suggested before attempting cheddar production.
Live Stock Stock Items From Farmers' Voice Advice
The Farmers' Voice offers agricultural tips on livestock and dairy care. It compares domestic and international competition, explains horse handling, calf care with raw egg and rennet, cautious feeding early, and mild remedies for garget. It also advises on corn planting for sheep and timing to harvest shocks.
Hog Cholera Remedies From an Agriculturalist Letter
A correspondent asks for prevention and cure methods for hog cholera. The feed includes carbolic acid as a preventive and a mix of ashes salt charcoal and other additives as a daily ration. Clean housing and prompt disposal of dead pigs with disinfectants are urged, along with disinfecting pig runs and feeding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Emery
Agriculturist
N. C
The Cause of Small Eggs in Poultry Breeding
The article notes steady gains in poultry grades raise egg sizes, with North eggs fetching higher market prices than Southern ones. It cites lack of new blood and breeding care, not heat, as the main limits, as climate allows year round foraging but hampers development. It references comments from Farmers' Voice and a sharper political remark from Southern Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Gold Rush Saga From Nash County 1849
Mr Green Cook left his Nash County North Carolina home in 1849 to chase gold in California. Six months later gold nuggets appeared in the mud mortar of the family house. Within three years about 1,000,000 in placer gold was taken from nearby mines. Portis sold the property for little. settlers mined it and found the gold. Cook returned six years later with only 800 dollars. The voyage to California was via Cape Horn from Baltimore, taking six months to reach San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Cook
Nash County
N. C
California
John Portis
Cook
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Young America
Lee
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Australia
Grover
Chicago
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Rochester
Hargett St
Raleigh
N.C
McSherry
Southern Farm Pimblement Co
Meeting Street
Berlestany 8
Frey
Baltimore, Md
Cary
Prete & Maynard
Attys
Page Woven Wire Fence CO
Adrian
Mich
Southern Railroad Company
Richmond
Panville
North Carolina
A.M
Durham
Oxford
Henderson
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Lithia Springs
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Hickory
Asheville
Charlotte Jane
Florida
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Birmingham
Memphis
New Orlean
Danville
Lynchburg
Washington
Nort Pullman
T “Reensboro
P. Dai
Imington
Mt Head
Goldsboro
Wilson
Tarboro
Eastern Carolina
Charlotte
Donkiey
Atlanta
Steer
N. K. Fairbank Company
ST. Louis
Oolem Wills
Woo
Per Yi
A. Allred & Son
Mt. Airy
N. Chicaco
Hughes
State St
Chica
PAISY
F& Pritchard
National Watchman
Ashington D.C
Congress
Congressman M. W. Howard
Cleveland
Thei
Howard Publishing CO
Park Row
New York City
Leipsic
M .Jas. Dinwiddie
M .L. Uarenty
Virginia
Tbs
Ce Feine
Barnes
F&a
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