The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
Il Georgia a Dairy State'

,,,aetion is to be determined
nv figuring out the recelpts ~ stota
nents of dairy products 9,,,;ro state
ahroad then Georgia is not a uaii ms 80
NJ might so further ana auiiit 'n -
- Of milk butter and cheese pr
49, NV Georgia dairymen, anu soiu CO.
consumed within our own poiue .i', title
- eucb quantity as Woulu JSu'iS D,,t
- IN be called d daHylis '.i So
~ ,,ra,. way to look at the question 40
the pl0P $50 the possibilities of Georgia
" - climate in the matter OIL DAIRY ~
S.,ats In the first place let US con9,t Nlio
bonoa demand. We have z,Voc'0oo Va oa,,
,ritbin our borders. At Idif 80 +atas
r,,n,ntion-compared WITH o tiloi ,o+
sulilp ,-att-we ought to consume not
noi 90 49,, ono mint of milk, one eISh'h VI
- ,,,,1 of butter and one-SlAleeli'li "
,o+,nd Of cheese per head VI 1922 oS
= e,y, nothing of minor pfouuct9' s:I
- bnef dairy-bred pigs ana chio h ,7
veal p1O i,,,1IsnI tn dairy production. Sucn
W of consumption cannot DE colSi"7l ga
extraordinary, except IN colilP"i - - +
IT. we do actually consume az III 80.
assumed il would require Aol nit -, Il,
,,,,,,t,- nj our own populatloh' -0o'o0V 80
t,'.,.r 25nuG3 gallons OF mix, anu '-''
Oh pu0'oI' ~ hasee These would amount
=, ,-aar 10 the enormous ahtouli'S VI
o. AN, ann mounds of butter, 9lVoo'ooo e''iiol''
az milk and 43,UoOVO0 poulu9 " 49, - -
,,.ir.. round numbers! or Il VIC l,,,,t
to
80 ,,nyyards OF 4U0,OUV,OUo SdlIolS " 1I =
- ~ IA cents per gallon, Soo,VVV'VVo' ~
- FIR The possibilities OF d NOME uS
p,aud Tor milk, butter anu 49,. -
amount is certainly suHicleHC ~ 80. ~,
tarest in the business OIL dahS ms q" t
NJ rha uudeveloped IesuoIceS VI . 49,
I;,t if we go further auu es'lH|to 80,
-.|,.i-.,s outslde our own borders, the rs
,,res g1ven above sink into colilpel"'4T ,t
ui,nifrance Think OF the maIhelS ioi 80
tar and cheese and canned HIM. NC -
go. ,.asIit OF possible cOmmefclal REQ
rion with central and south Ai'Ieiio"'
Ioxyina, the successful conclusion ot III N
49, cotton States anu Islethalloh"1 g
position. ., ,I,,antares fo
the production OF these aruSleS' 49,
-, - anundautIy proven that We can an
- inst as good butter as can
-. .nyl,ntre our soil produces dp"'
nv and cheapiy all the most pIIZtu ''
1-aiIahlt. dairy forage p'aillS' NJ VI
middle Georgia can produce "9 49,,
clover. lucerne grass tdoh ioi5eI
- INV peas sweet potatoes III 1dct' q
M choicest food SUITS that SO oellsH' =
1lat4 of the dairy COW. we nav
it,'ta,- sll3lv OF spring and Wen Nd'
o,,r soils are h.gh anu Gay, Vel q ~
hi6h development. The dairy man at II
experiment station, Mr.. il. j. Wing, a
cid ohio cheese and butter eNper
says that middle Georgia Che ba
not been further south) is fully equal
dairy possibilities to the best districts {
Ohio or Wisconsin, and that northwe.
Georgia Is very much superior in these ;,
speets to any country he has seen. Wis
consln, twenty-five years age, did not A;lv
creamery or cheese factory within he
borders. Today she has 800 creamerie
hud cheese factories. She exports 81 900 Oh
worth OF cheese to England alone, and In
weekly domestic sales OF dairy product
during the summer months are not les
than 100000! Can't we stir I'D the ueoub
Of Georgia on this subject? We are goIn.
to Try 10 DO it. r. J. REDDIEG