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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1895
Page
8
Discussion on dairy management, calf reproduction, and the creamery system shaping profits. Emphasizes humane handling, neatness, precision, and protective packing for shipment to ensure clean, quality milk and butter reaching distant consumers.
E. R. Towne of Franklin County Vermont outlines corn as the key backup feed for dairies lacking year round pasture. He advises proper soil prep, close planting, and cultivation to maximize ears and fodder, with 5 to 8 tons per acre of cured fodder and early planting for best maturity. He favors New England or tanford types, notes fertilizer use, and shares practical farm experience for green feed and silo use.
A columnist argues poultry farming can rival cattle in profitability with systematic care. It covers feeding for growth and eggs, market timing, breeding, housing in cold weather, proper feeding rates, incubators, flock management, and manure use to boost crop growth.
A Granville Lady argues against halving preacher salaries to reflect falling crop prices and wages. The letter urges prosperity through fair money, condemns oppression by parties tied to the gold standard, and calls on middle class leaders to reform economics to avert social collapse.
Hon. David H. Waite, ex Governor of Colorado, starts a weekly reform paper at Denver. It analyzes living, touts arguments and ballots over money power. A recent speech warns that if the strong hand is used, blood to the horses bridles may flow to defend liberties. Supporters urged to send 50 cents to Our National Crisis, Denver.
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