Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
Inr DAIRY.
II YOU van, 10 lind the average dairy
cow, lcok la the herd ~ the average
dsiryman.
While there Il economy In cooperative
dair,ing, there l. not as much q. many
haNs hs,eu led hy the boomers a. SUP

coN, lcok LA the herd ~ the aNerags
dalryman.
While there Il economy In cooperative
dair,ing, ther. l. not q. much a. many
haV, becn lc'i by the boomer. io sup
po.e.
\ new creamery l. contemplated by
the dairymsn 10 Cenisr SANDAL ich. Mr..
4. 4. Blsnchsui Ia. heeu la town get
ting estimates.
Rules arr good NJ general guiic., but
DO poi try to apply rule. when they are
noe applicable. Gcoi judgment In the
dsir, l. often superior to any rule.
tia good deal easier lo select the
fus.l to suii the COW than to select the
rnW to suit the fpod. the ~ the two
must D. done or the cow will not DO her
test.
tine fact should never D. forgotten.
IN the language ot rrot. Morrow, "a
crowded noisy exhibition hall u Ear from
The bet place for dairy COW To- do her
t.e.i work 4"
WIN you take yvar batter sweet or
sourf That 8. the question that the west
ern uisc oBc. are practically discussing.
They say svect-cfvam butter i gucd,
hui thcy say v Nth a sour-crram puck
90.
Common ssnsc should lcaNrn every
OPERATION of the dairy IL not forget
THU. bat pat on your thlnklng-cnp. oi'cn
yuur eyvs, loak aunnl anil s-v where
yuu can make some improvement and
then make u
Erinsmi.er that the only flavor lie
butter whirh ul,mirgsrinr can have IL
ihs suut-gr'am one. aut that the hooin
ln .our-crcam batter dii no, lrgin until
ths bogus butter msa Nantcl ". III"
two arr linkci Together likc Snmc.e
teins
Ti,. "mllk form l. al well enoagh -.
ar q. Il gucs. Tho be.t Icr.ey cus ~
thr Ohigaru fat Sio,k Shos scalci
iuurih ~ tn form. ani the pfiS" short
horn coV gui ni rr,ognition a her farm
from ihs iu.lgr.. The tTst alone dis-
pls,r,l their lair, qualities.
n some dairymcn would Work as har'i
to inpro,, thr gusliiy 20 tbrlr batter a.
th~y do a. gst an extra c,ut puuni Tor
70 or Go .Cunumifr cvni ga wage,
thrrv auuld nnt D. as much ps..f batter
thruan n up.1u the mtrkrt. ani thesr san"
men wunli rri morr fur their gUsis.
\ curoas c,se q failur~ l. reported by
the i,hsie leland Irramrft Co, which
has hrsu rumfsllcl a. cumpromlss With
IT, gt,sliiufs hc,auss ~ The loss ~ sic.
go ,aus.-i hy ."m- ot thc mlllmen put
ting ciiric arii ln their MILK. u u dim.
cult O." unisrstani tlls reason Zoe such q
pnttirv.
iov pricr. aoi ch.ap prciuCiiou.
must o. mlir to - hand ln hand. ihc
.tuit shuuh not D. how to pot up
prlUrs. hut how o. tvluc- the vut 80
pu-lu,tinn anil Manufacture. II a
tuuui ~ batter lu.t pave ~ pfvsrui
ftlHs.. eat dnNu tlir Cust ~ Ier C'ut
aul that ulll o. so much net profit.
Ihr shplr 'frtt - naturv l. 4" pro
duD, milk ior The Vnung sni net f"r
man sho mskrs ~ hims,li q Substitute
tur thr ,"uur llrnr~ th~fv y no plan
ehrrrh, su murh ani 80 guni milk eau
D.. pr-rar,-i as hy having ~. cop drop
"a riif auuuillv. \ ffruN voN ~ =
.ray.i ops. 40 l-r.t, l. ataftlal tsiiarr.
RtsroRArtos oF GRASS LAND
I uu b1 The Inltri >tatrs Depart.
mrut crop frforts fuf November, lSs'',
tl,t ilir ,i,li 20 hay Ircr acv IN Main"
a,grir rri onr tun; lui Nrs Hampshire
ulnrt y-utv ouv hunir,slths 20 \ ton.
Noa thls srrms o. - small yieli, al
too small. Nll the other state.
rrtufu n,,f uB~ ton I,.f acrv, nnging
from 4 sltr I "a.
N.turr duFs uuf aisaNs make t-ef-
fs,t spil. aul DO D. intls,si ssldpm that tie
.all uuuttlns s,spthing nr'~ivi q" pro-
iur- 30 kinl. ui rfuPs Ia hhuudauce.
What hni grurrhllN hck. l. manure,
suI manure D, ihr i--sl on. fertilizer
ihit can D. applet. bat .ome mAnurcs
lax sOmr of thr mu,t important vlr-
msuts. have uuti~,l that ouf farms
s hi.h .urrr most from exhaustion arr
ihlsr u hrrr musilt Nuung stock l. cop-
tIuualIy krpi. Nht thls u >" know
uat. uuirss if D. that mtnufvs made
from ,uuug auiinnl. arv net .a rirh Va
many ingfy.liru'. of min-rai mttt"r. ss
thnss made ffum mliur-i suimtls.
Ihgrv can D. no duuh bat what uuf
Z faru. urvi mu.t ATE msnurrs shirh CUn.
iaiu large amHunis - ths ions-furming
iu.friIruis. ihsUiurr gruuni lsour
u 100 h, fuuul q valuable icrtillrrr in
maut ,-i.r.. nIl m1nt times can D. suls
piirl marr rliripi, tiitn utilrf f'uilln'r-.
Nnuihrr grvlt drawback o. our grss.
crop. tu hong cuniinuvIl .ummrf ani
autumn dulugli. that orruf iu.t after
uur drli. arv rut, say IN Augud ani
september. vh, q leave our gr,ss Ia
aFakruri ruuiitinn Go Withstand the
viutsr ani ear.t spring fro.i.. ~pring
frr.fing ami thhwing arr among The
Nor.i .nemlr. O" ilir .ucces.ful grew ing
81 the hay crop ws have here la Main"
and NrN ilEmp.hirr.
n L. fact that our anis vill not
pro-lu,- g,,oi crop. for 80 long time
~ iu wears past Nilhaut dressing aud
r,-ss,ting. our soll l. cotrsrf than 10
.omr other portions ~ the globe. snd
require. mur, aioT o. culiiSai~ li, iu
urivr to dissolve somr ~ ih. minsril
elrmeut.. therefore The oitrnrr We Nofk
oar .nll. by pioalng, harroNlng. ETC.,
the m"r, u will belly la this direction.
MANY Ncir. slncr an lrishman, Il !.
.ahl. purclnssi small patch of land
Nhirh had horu 80 thoroughly exhausted
a. o. D. cou.ilvr,,l Incapable ~ pruiuc-
Ing Tayiug crop ot any klni. Hut b.
deirrmiue,i to saW a plccc With re, and
long beforv the time Ca SOW, h. might
D. s-vn almost every morning, while the
drs was CA, plo~ lng hl. held. Amer a
whlle b. stopped ploN Ing. saying that "
hr ploN,sl auy more, the rye would
lodg, and .Iall the crop. liz ncighlor.
thuught thi. "a. a specimen ~ lrish In
l.