Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-26
Vermont Dalrymen's Association
THURSDAY MORNING.

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oiiA" AND ohEksh AND now TO PROTECT THE
AZ. ,v..,,,, iNihahSi
,,hi,a.,,,- Des"n ny giving Iehicographic and
, ad,i,o.a,ta. d, , - '"' 'o''' ,""u ana
pIsn, '" " uonou"oo '"o irauo-
- ~, 81, 'nouo'eo'nafgarinea ana suene,
" 80. "ono'en pronounced H. sowene
,,.o "''so.,' 'ei"s. inis pieaseu the au-
y VOL ou' "nen ne went on IN sui
,a..s SOU 'er'ns' 70 uenounce tne coloring OF
~ ,.',,.' "'eo ''auo upon the pubic ne did not
~ .'' auu'ence WIN hitn'
'ooA 'ne ground on the other side,
- s ou''e'' 'nougn strctly fraud, per-
20. '"!'s W 'no purchaser, Out DEN
t,,,.~ 80, " '''o ,ao' Una. people color the
-, .1ou O"n s'oies "eoesire 10 nave
~. a. ".'''o W 'ne eye rs well as agree
-, '"o o'"o' sonses' rurchasers oil butter
-. , 10y u'e"e ou''er 70 nave Uniform
- - .- a.""'' i'''s' upon having IL colored
AZ. ""'" '"eS puy urectly from
| l." auu''ion he ciained that the only
~ ou' hou'lous putter Is TO hnd ont
-. s'nu,no, nis'oiass Dutter at cheaper
| - I,, iouuouoh oi pronts which he
| -, - p'"''''"oo WIN increasing knowl-
| a., ,r,,,
| 'nouen. we ought at least to de-
| p.o,s."N- ''.' ou''ef SHOULD DC sold az such.
| '"'' ie"o paper upon
DAIRYiNG,
IN "nicn ne referred TO the great extension OF the
aio' covered py the dairy industry, resulting In
Greater s'eaoiness and uniformity Of supply and
consequently Vi price, we cannot expect fancy
pics vi large percentage profits, on any article
VI s"pie proouction' Even when foreign demand
Puts up prices supply responds almost at once,
anu prices return to the average level. Butter
""u oneese, IN TINS respect, are upon the same
'oo"ns WIN "neat' corn cattle and all other
s'apie iarm products The extent Of the demand
ior 'nen Will DC regulated by price The lower
'ne cos' a. Which we can make and sell them the
wiuer Will De their use. The presence Of fictitious
o"''er IN the market on 30 large scale shows
'ne greatness OF the unsuppled demand for a
cheaper FATTY substance as an article Of diet But
,er MAKERS not being able to supply genuine
ou''ef al price the lower classes are able to pay
substance has been produced which takes its
place. This fact must be faced by the dairy in
terest, and every effort made to reduce the cost of
production and improve the quality Of the pro-
"uo'' wei export wheat extensively because we
va" proouce IL cheapiy. IL Is the same with our
meat exports Inc extent OF the market for all
agricultural products is measured by the cost of
producing .hem' Inc cost OF dairy products can
10 s,."ly iessenea without loss oil profit by more
n,ei'sen' ana skliiul farming. The loss Of fer
NoS IN 'he iorm Oh the liquid cattle manure
"'vno, II Sa'eu' would alone allow considerable
o" III 'ne price Oh outter with no diminu-
" u pion' me same may be said OF the bet
On. inore in.eiiigent FEEDING OF dairy cows,
also OF selecting and breeding them for the pur.
pose they are to be used for. More thorough
farming, giving us feed for co VS. more abundaptlv
better and mora cbeanlv than no,y ,,,il, o,, -
duce the cost and enable M IN spnnlv doir1 cood.
at less price. and stl retain a fa;r rroe, H.,
proved stable care of dairv herds .anda l., IT,
same direction. The slin-sbod r,o,hasa - Wv
ducine milk and mill n,odrc,s ma. ~ -.
doned. Oleomargarine ia bos,on;n,, ,ho H.,
In replv To n opeston protas,or Au.o,a .,,
that there was no necessary assoc,a,;on ha,,roa,,
color and flavor in bntter IIiob co,orod hr,,o-
may be ipsipid and male b,,ter ,na, no - e.
flavor.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The meeting was opened with an address bv
Professor Engelhardt of Syracuse, New York, on
FERrrr,zpps
Manure. said Professor FnoeIba.d+ 10
teral which when ann,ied 10 tho so;I inoroa.o, a..
fertility Referring IN thu ain ,,r;,on,oa :, 10.
tilization. embracing the fnndamon,a, tao, ,ha.
usually only njtroeen nbosnboror. a,d -
are demanded as an ar,;fo;aI cot. =, -
crops. he went On 70 ,;vo ,ha oo,.,,,no',.
ops m,prros and ,ha ..a-.,o.. -"
elements ara tins fonnd Irr;na ha .a,a ,,as
especiallv valuable "a .nnn,,inn ,a.ao .' w..
of heterogeneous matter the most costIv Of N.
essen'iai .ri"u' nntn-sard manure contains all
'nIee o, .hen a@9 Is therefore a complete ma
- INN large crops are sold off the farm,
AZ, ieiAefs must DO resorted TO TO main
~, ~ t.. narn-yara manure is qSeiui
nro,,o,;,n ~, appss plan' iooa directly out In
;no i,o , .ne instrumentation oi .ne SOL, improv-
ns ,.o seA' an IN nsa' SOILS retaining the
49, =, o a"'Aenns It's ooi'r' causing 1t 10
49, Asa. va iie"is 'co''on seeu' hnseed,
onr $50. =, 's' arc 'ne must valuable OF
ou $50, ~. u nanufiai nitrogen provided that
and IT. nn =. 'oiu anu nquiu' saved
do,o,Ip.o. " Ups o,ounu oone Is our en'ei
,ni.a.,a nc aou'eo Vi pnospnofic aeiu iof ier-
!, ao,s MI a.s ~ 20 siounu 'i,o hhofe quchy
.ss M 49, SUI o'inpos'ed WIN ,efhentng
a,a,, .,,a,,st,. ~ - "' " 10 .'"ue 'i''neui-
80 80 "'a'ape ior 'ne CROWN Oh crops Sol
80. p1o'pAo.N "''u Is 'ne sanie' whe'ner de-
~ .iou. oones' kuano or phosphate rocks,
"e "e '"u'o "o''oi upon 'he CROWN OF
eaS u''""u po.asn s"'s are iich III pot
,,a.o.a..- ~ Na pen .oou sonie''nes
go 'uPp.' n"sn'e" '" soh IN inns
49,. -, VI "sA''A" 'epsoni sai's' Is Tue
20 20. .-" sa' " uS''
.or,or,,uroI C",,aan 80 ne .'1 '""'p'Hi'
N0eee' sp'Ao up'n 'ie
hlhnhNrs OF AGRICULTURAL PROSPERITY
he said 'ha' IN no oranch OF business do we see
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