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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1895

Page

8

Butter Prices at World’s Fair Dairy Tests Draw Critique

Correspondence from the Progressive Farmer notes that expert judges set butter prices for the World’s Fair tests after extensive New York Boston Buffalo Chicago consultation. The author argues the Western standard undervalues butter and overvalues feed costs, urging price adjustments to reflect Western feed economics and production quality.

Western States Buchanan New York Boston Buffalo Chicago Vallancey E Fuller

Staying Qualities of Jerseys in World’s Fair Tests

The Jersey cows led the 90 days test at Chicago from May 31 to August 28, outproducing Guernseys and Short Horns. Despite dry floors, long transport, and climate with fly nuisance, Jersey milk output remained superior, validating claims of breed tenacity and consistent performance through seasonal changes.

Jerseys Brown Bessie Lily Martin Hugo Countess Ida Marigold Chicago Jersey

Live Stock How to Cure Hams by E M Todd Virginia

E M Todd of Virginia outlines a curing method for hams using Liverpool salt and ground saltpeter, followed by repeated salting, washing, peppering, and a slow 30 to 40 day smoke. Hams improve with age and are best at one year old.

E. M. Todd Virginia Liverpool

Feeding Cotton Seed Hulls

Cotton seed hulls are hard dry seed coats making up about half the weight of cotton seed. They are coated with fuzzy lint and are a poorly digestible carbonaceous fodder, similar to wheat straw unless well cleaned. Early hulls from green seed may be better. For maintenance, hulls can be fed alone but should be balanced with meal, preferably cotton seed meal as the most concentrated option.

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Interesting Letter From Mexico Shows Abundant Harvests

A reader recounts a Mexican visit noting large corn and wheat crops in the Valley of Mexico, year round produce including strawberries, lettuce, and various vegetables, and a growing dairy and coffee industry. The piece mentions altitude farming, tropical fruit belts, a proposed Isthmus railroad, and national cattle trade.

Mexico Valley of Salazar United States Jersey States Department of Agriculture Tehauntepec

Vacuum Oil and a Future of Grain Pipelines

Advertises Vacuum Oil in cans with a 25c half pint to 1.25 per gallon, refunds accepted if unsatisfied. Promotes a book on leather care and a mail option. The Cosmopolitan Plan foresees grain transport via light corrugated iron cylinder pipelines on rails, reducing freight costs 50 to 60 percent and enabling horseless carriages. Irish potatoes sold at cents per bushel by Charles Cliff of Swannanoa, North Carolina.

Vacuum Oil Company Rochester N.Y New York Cosmoprolitan Tae Charles Cliff Swannanoa N.C

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