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Iran
Weed Out Loafers From Dairy Herd
Prepared by the dairy division, United States Department of Agriculture, the article urges breeding pure bred cows, testing every cow, and culling poor producers to improve dairy herds. It highlights Holsteins as economical milk producers, notes silo costs, and covers rations, silage feeding, and raising home beef feeders amid grazing and pasture considerations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Holstely
University of Nevada
Streaks in Butter and a Stop to Prolific Pacing
Guidance from Rural New Yorker on butter making details including churning at low temp to form large granules, rinsing, salting, and avoiding overworking to prevent buttermilk streaks. Includes contrasting anecdote from Philadelphia Ledger about a dramatic domestic scene and a proposal halted by a woman.
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Land Value Rising How Farms Prove It in Iowa
A Wisconsin style opinion notes farm land in Iowa will be worth $400 an acre soon. Frank McMillen of Agency Iowa earned 1100 on 12 acres of potatoes and melons this year. He planted early Ohio potatoes and sold some for 1.50 per bushel and others for 70 cents. His melon acreage yielded a fine crop and high returns. The piece argues a $30 per acre profit implies land worth $600 per acre and asserts no Iowa acre is worth under $500.
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Greater Iowa Association
Commercial Fine Results in Iowa Association Efforts
The Greater Iowa Association reports progress in standardizing commercial clubs. Atlantic’s club co operates with individuals against large corporations and funds up to conclude disputes. A notable success: meters for railroad water use, raising payments from $900 to $2,900 annually, netting $2,000 yearly for the city. The group aims for active commercial organizations in more Iowa towns within years.
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Commercial clubs boost town life in Iowa fields
The Greater Iowa Association created an assurance department to standardize commercial clubs across the state. Secretary Clum notes many clubs, like Sac City, do strong work by welcoming newcomers and integrating them into the local business community. A Sac City committee greets strangers, introduces them to residents, and helps them feel at home as they start in business or join the community.
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