Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-20
TANNERS. INSTITUTE.

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FIRST SESSION. $50: An.
(For Gentlemen Only1
Stable Management Of Cows;
J. Arrangement Of Stable and Methods
Of TieIng ......------ -.----....L. H. Adams
2. Care Of Manure ..-.... H. C. Thorn
3. Watering. ....-......-. T. J. Fleming
Care Of the Gov al the Time and after
Cslving- ....-.......-. ..---.-.. H. c. Adams
Fallacies in Breeding ......... -. Geo. WYlie
Principles Of Breeding .....-..Goy. ". D. Hoard
DAIRY SESSION. i:sor.A.
(Au TRgi,sd)
How to make a Dalryman out Of the Az
erage Farmer..-.........-. IT. J Fleming
How to Rear a Dairy Herd Of Cows, C. P Goodrich
What have Learned about Patrons,
Cows and Mix through Creamery
Management. "A. r. Hoard
Butter Making on the Farm -. Thos. Convey
Temperature in Butter Making ID. W. CARTS
EVENING SESSION. 7:s0 P. NJ
How to Breed and Handle Heifers for
Dairy Purposes. ...... ......G. E. Gordon
Is it necessarily Hard Times for Good
Farmers?. ............. &C. r. Beach
Food Adulteration. H. c. Thorn, Dairy
and Food Commissioner.
A few Plain Thoughts on the Cause Of
the Present Agricultural Depres-
sion ..................... Gov. W. D. Hoard
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20.
$40 SESSION. $3.50 A.
Saving and Application Of Manure dllus.
trated) 1900. !. ........ Gov. W. D. Hoard
silo Experience. L. II. Adams. Weldon Vankirk
FIVE Minute Experience Speeches:
Hon. Hiram smith. c. II. Beach. H. c.
Thorn. II. G. Adams, II. J. Fleming, G T.
Gordon, c. P Goodrich
How Have Our Great Dairy Cows Been
Breds.................... 7. L. Hacker
SWINE SESSION, I:3oP.M.
How to Breed and Fatten Swine -. Geo. wyie
Experiments in Pig Feeding III. H. Adams
How Can we make Pork at Low Cost, Thos Convey
The Methods Of Producing Fancy Pork
Products at Deer Foot Farm, james
Cheesman. Supt. Deer Foot Farm.
scarborough, Mass.
HORSE SESSION. 80 P. N
Present and Prospective Condition of the
Horse Market. Hon. J NJ. True
Breeding Of Draft Horses. ...... Alex Galbrath
How can the American Coach Horse be
Best Produced. ..................A. 0. Fox
Can the Wisconsin Farmer Probably
Brood Roadster Horses, Hon. Jno. L.
Mitchell, Pres. State Agl Society
wasteful Management Of Farms and
Lazy Acres the Cause OF Hard Times
in Farming -. Hon. Hiram Smith
Possibilities. ................H H. c. Thorn
THURSDAY. MARCH q.
Beef SESSION. $3.50 A. NJ.
Can Beef be Probably Produced in Wis
consin. .............. ......P. E. Sherlock
Breeding and Feeding for Beef Peer wakem
What it Cost to put a Pound OF Beef on
Steer Weighing Fourteen to Fifteen
Hundred Pounds ................J. II. Wise
How to Improve our System Of Road Max
ing. Hon. j. W. Rewey
SHEEP session, l 80 P. N.
Can the Merino be probably Maintained
on Wisconsin Farmss H. Cole
Best Methods Of Breeding, Feeding and
Marketing Mutton Sheep Geo. McKerrow
What Kind Of Sheep are Best Adapted to
Wisconsin,? ................ j. a. o. Fox
Some Dairy Facts and Conclusions r. H. odell
EDUCATIONAL SESSION, 7;s0Px
Small Fruit Culture on the Farm, j. NJ.
Smith, Pres. State Horticultural Society
Our Common Schools, W. H. Chandler,
Asst Supt. Public instruction
The Coming Farmer. .......... Hon. J. N. True
Wisconsin .............-..........H C. Adams
n. B.-The above programme will be inter
spersed with music under the direction Of Prof.
D. E. Gardner. Papers strictly limited to fifteen
minutes Discussions and questions to follow
each topic. The same will be reported and pub
lished in Bulletin No. 4, Wisconsin Farmers
Institutes VIII. MORRISON, Superintendent.
MADISON, Wis