IT hut tlif better half of the cows
w.,fo k^pt the fee.) consumed by the
unprofitable ones would he saved, the
v*"rl\ would l?e halv-'d and the pt*..||ts
.mi those kept would he more than
double those of the herds as now con
stituted.
The volume ?. f hut I er-a ti<!-milk pro
duction would In* .leer asei|. no doubt,
if this course were pursued, and the
consumer would b?> called upon to pax
higher prices; but the dairyman would
double his profits, and that should lu>
the ohj.--d sought in a ii > business.
And the farm. The dairyman who
does not Improve his land ever, year
must lie awake nights studying how
to keep it from growing more fertile,
.-elliiic milk i? about the hardest way 1
to use a dairy latin, "nut he who sells 5
huttei fi.t sells nothing but sunshine, j
a i on >>f l*iit t #? r Mn't north a I
wtgon lu.il of stable manure .->s a
'? rtili/.ei I he, say It is worth about
cents
ii m? 11-1(i: \ i?i:11 t iti:i>
run * iii.i) < i.i \ti:s
1 i? ?"11? -11?? * itnionc successful ap
? ?- u rower.- at the present time is to
wati| the medium or low-headed tree,
a>i|, the fust liranchcs about three
??t frfim the n round. Snob trees have
inaiy advantages, and with modern.
''I'lements uf cultivation can he
worked fit much less expense than ?
'' In localities where deep
snow si,, i rather thati the ox
? ' on. th/> tr. r xx iih a hieher lieail.
' ' I'1 ? ? "i I >1 ei| | ?. pi ovi belter arlapled
h i n one headed ai less than font
fee
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