, 1869-02-12

III loiloMluS Itsplut41us HueA MA uaa41
Resolrtd, That, ~ the interests Of cheese and
are Identical, this convention
Ieattly approves OF the establishment Of butter
MANAGEMENT OF DAIRY COWS:
The seventh topic, as to mich COWS, was
ii IT. WI Whl!e, Of Wisconsin. argea the i'm
nsal sa q b se we Ss' eeste Ge IL soala
NO quarts Of ofl-cakc; or two quarts Of
If corn-neal with oil.cake, IN winter
md spring. He sows corn. to be
,1ants M com l after Ills, to Sc used afser soaed
:orn Is gone. 1t pays most to feed best when
ron are getting most milk. swill feed Is
,ood-buckwheat gives most milk. Corn In
The car Is not SO good as ground corn, but 1t
IS convenient to iced the com In stalk. sweet
corn is better than common corn. He thinks
It better to feed bran or meal dry. He has
kept large number Of COWS and never lost
one by disease. He believed Ill cutting off
part Of the tail. He Keeps the common COWS,
the best he can get.
Mr.. achofeld thought oil meal affected the |
taste Of butter and milk.
Another gentleman explained this By say |
ing that, large quantity Of the oil cako |
would affect the milk when two quarts day
would nut-
Ore o. i've preferred rcd; to fed Thsy to eat;
bAE uekCAA u W AV5os A'AA+ ~ A4lS . NOH5 l
were spoken Of as Ill tat CROUCH for beef.
His cheese product Is yery largc. Mr.. Whito |
thinks that when COWS are high, It will pay
10 raise as rnauT calvcs as you need, taking
those from best cows. and having them come
IN at two years. Feed Calves whey, with 8
little bran md barley. Meal is the. best iced
for calves.
FUTURE PROSPECTS or WESTERN DAlRTMES.
The last topl-. as to the luturo Of Western
da,rymep. was discussed.
President Kf:g read IN Interesting paper
on this subject. The East has Its cstab.
duction. Cheese Ii conliog moro into favor. As
an article ot food II has many recommends
tions-nutsiment, convenience. The South
is 10 be fine market for our dairy products
now that It Is recovering from Its
poverty. 1t can never bc dairy
region, and must look TO the West: Califor-
nln will also be great market. When the
Pacific Railroad Is completed VIC w,li send
direct to California. Markets may be
opened iu China and tue Paclhc Islands. II
Superior settlements, are also our markets,
VIC need not look to the East Us q market
but If &c do, we can well compete with other
regions.
Judge Turner, Of Indiana, spoke of the
great influence Of dair5men IN increasing the
prosperity OF the regions adopting 1t. com
pnrlNg the prosperity OF the dairy regions
with grain rowing regions.
At this point Dr.. 1itfL moved that Mr.. VIII
la,u " 'nsitSa ~ ucA,ea ~ aausI ~. ~ .ue
~ ~ - ~ ,no,,n't t. V;i,ar1 a.
lnn.aa ~ = aaop:' ~ ILLS 'ea"s'' "'' "'""'" "''
seniea; n9s r,,.4o. A.. ,,o,,n,+to,s -ono-,oa
recommending the following nominations; !;
President, Judge 8. Wilcox, E!g1n Secretary,
4. R. Stone, Richmond, ILL.,; Treasurer, J..
MMsI, rn1a'tion To,on thc M ss,ro If
't.htnn ~ s'io ~. 5oain,dp ,Io ~ ohe.s" ~
| unoer assumed oranos W. s;n lost; .,.a -
a Ieso'n.lon "as unantut''us.J t.t @ Pasu r.
questtns Conetcss " nIhs sasn App1o!I.aa-
tions Us wa CHILLY ~, DGPa. Potta .nto.s -
cutufe 10 PunNsa 'un ln'oaiatson .t Tse - "
contacions DISEASES, ncluolnG tae AeAas
eat1le diseaee. no,n.o, ,,..,. ~. .,,o
a coMmn,ee appu'assu ~ "a,s ahaol W Wv ~
ocels o1 tne daa""1 aoErs eue rsdncsd s
Culcato, ~ enueA ,.exe - m;..;ne 49,
1rTlsut9 W SnI u Wo,ant,,,a 49,, W,'d,. wo-a
MI tl5esoelA' f@'ea''us ano "AusA WIN
aPpoln1ca, c.. .,.. -.
MF. ". II. ste"as1 mo'e9 .nas Wy uasue
OF inc assocIat;on oc cuanEeo " NoIln"is is,;:a
efn !]anSmen's Assoclallon, anu ~ nlst.a'
tlon te even 20 h!l oaIrsmen y tus ,',,a1 yo.u
west 20 JOIN tns assoeial1on' Ane 1eso'"tloo
Was unanimously aaoptGo:
Ihe COMMITTEE on DAty Macmnes e;a1 sFn ~ ,
mlttea feP2lt GI tns.s eAIuIat. .s; .sis -, -.
consaaetaeie nunaoIs y. issoS ~, or;n.o7,
mlttea 70 them' out eAp'essea no op1aAou o.
The convention adjourned untfl I P. N.
On rcassernblinG Of the convention, IN
COMMITTEE on Locatlon o. Ne4l An14A
Mee.lns ~ ,,oa
ond shc ncet;n1 viii he heIi nm the eecond
at. wv ~ Iss -. 8 .h-.nrr Ta-n ~ Wv
Mr.. stewart Was appointed to inform Jndg
Wilcox OF bis election rs fresidept OF n
assocMtlon:u Aac sause isepoaoe" o''eu'
"na Srras;dnyt kim was ahont IN Intfndnc
Mr.. Willard Tor his address, Dr. Baldwin, q
. E'Qiu, was cal1ed on, aud, IN the name Of th
! assoefatiop, pFestnsea INC ffesiaent WIN
LUG H. ne i;s ~ W;iard the
, 11e1iyered an admirable addrcs, concernia
. English agriculture and English farm lilt
: With reference to dairyine, he said re In
much to learn OF tne EoRtasn oaaynen
0 many respects, espesla!'s as u noa,nees as,, NJ
,"i -, fohor ana rnr hos1 chco:e v ~ tettor ,ha
Euelish checse. The Cheddar cxceptcd, Ov
best dairy barns die better than thcir
They Crow better grass than Tc, but we ha
T, vtst It better. They use more capital m
n labor, and make good profits The sho
% horns are the favor1te dairy COWS, on =
d turned Of from milk. He described sever
It noted farmers, the general plan ofoperat,on
i. and gave m interesting description OF Il
II English races.
!, Resolutions OF thanks for the address
- = the cilizeus Of Elein well deserved, for ths
!. hospitality 10 The Methodist Society,
:, uec Of tho hall i; to the President aud Sec,
~ ~ tary and 10 the representatives OF the pre-
= naSa ""of'se'
n Erom Ill.,. Feb. 10
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y. VI features OF MI. "lllafus aootess oe!ore
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