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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
7
Washington reports that a nationwide food inspection may extend beyond meat to all foods, promising purity and a strong market position for American goods. The piece also covers political fights over information penalties, Indian affairs, preservation of antiquities, and anecdotes about congressional maneuvers.
Duroc Jerseys thrive in corn belt farms and southern climates, noted for hardiness and good mothering. They cross well with Poland China and other breeds, with breeders associations dating to 1889 and 1890 to protect the breed’s interests.
W C Palmer argues mules suit large farms with hired help, while horses fit small self run farms. He notes mules handle abuse, heat, feeding, and water better, avoid fences, suffer fewer injuries, stay healthy, and live longer. He suggests mule breeding can be more profitable. Indiana.
Ohio farms face an unusual cattle shortage with little prospect of recovery soon. The Cor Ohio Farmer argues livestock declines mirror soil conditions as grain yields fall, urging restoration of livestock to boost grain production and farm prosperity.
Andrew Boss of Minnesota notes cattle are fit for beef at eighteen to twenty months but best at thirty to forty months. Veal should come from calves under six weeks, ideally ten weeks. Veal under six weeks is restricted by law. Hogs suit any age after six weeks, best at eight to twelve months. Sheep usable from two to three months, best before two years, typically eight to twelve months.
The Farm Journal notes that a busy farmer who neglects regular disinfectant use to control lice and keeps hogs in a dry lot may soon face cholera in his herd, contrasting with better practices of pasture grazing and proper sanitation.
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