The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-01

No one thing cntcrSso universally IN
a. die husbandry- OF. tho conn,ry "a the
making OF butter. The poor man has
his single COW the rich, some OF them.
fittv or more. aud the agaregate prouuc-
zion os these million dairics Is immense.
TO add 10 the amount or 10 improve inc
oualilv il OF consequence; aslu here are
our recommendations tor DONG Dotn:-
The first requisite is good COWS. Ihey
may Weld n large quantity OF milk, ana
n vel notnaakc aArgc quantity OF btuter'
D rs the percent. Ut butter in Tire nilk Is
all The wax from three TO six OF lis straih-
ed weight The cowssmast he wen led.
i,,4wccn fair feeding and extra ieeding
simply wit!s GRASS on hay, ihare is dit
ference 81 from tonr 10 six ounces OF
butter a day. Cows should he MIXED al
exactly the same time morning and night
with AN interval ui n, nearly Twelve
hours between rs posSibl@ They must
be MIXED quickly and clean. lminedi-
atclv after milking l. doAe. The MIX
must be strained ntopans. and these
mans set on Il milk rack ia II room where
The tcmpcrature i a. cool and rs even rs
nossib,c. The milk should be skinned
in the summer as soon rs ii has become
thick. and If the dairy l. suihcienuy
large. the churning should be done each
dav. III the experiment l. az All sue
cess w hich can only be as'eftaincd pv
trial -cilurn the -butierniik after the
first and most generous iilstallmcnt OF
butter. has been removed. The cream or
some cows does not and will not come
MS soon as that OF others, and There i
likely to be considerable loss for this
reason. Strain the. buucrmiik, SO that
every particle of butter may be saved
and added to the general mass. The OBJ
seryance of these recommendations VIII
add from three 10 six poundsa week to
any given dairy of ten cows. where tit
former treatment has been careless, ano
The same food given 10 good butter cows
instead of poor ones, will make diiler'
Z. cnce of from twenty-five To thirty-hvt
Der cent. Of the total product. Coco
butter can not be made when the milk
nail is not clean and sweet. If 1t has no
been thoroughly sealded and dried On
tile sun wlren POSSIBILITY top end up, !
will be neither. ~
Nor can il be done if shower OF dust
dried manure and scurf j. permitted Z
constantly fall into the pail from the!ud
der and side of the COW while she Is be
inc MIXED in tire morning OF at night
Nor can it if the milk in the pals is LEI
standing in the barn-yard, waiting trans
portation to the house, as nothing Is $
susceptible to taints. Nor if the pan
arc not. equally with the pail. clean am
sweet. which can only be secured Ill til
summer by an abundance of boiling wa
ter and scalding sun. Nor can it tinall,
if the milk house is unshaded. or in tn
neighborhood of a privy or hog-pen, 9
when from the COW to the butter-moul
there Is not absolute and complete clean
Illness. The cooler the temperature, til
less manipulation with the hands, an
the sooner the churning is done after I'll
cream. unmixed with any foreign sui
stance. has been taken off and well still
red together, the better. The best in
Elements 10 use, in making the best bu
T.. Ter. are wooden pals. zine pans. wooe
en- crank churn. one wooden scoop an
two paddles, all in the hands Of a pc
son Immediately clean herself, and wi
is liable to go into Mysteries if all Il
processes and paraphernalia that pcrtai
to the business arc not equally So
Hearth and Home.