Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-05
Success in Dairying.
Interesting and Gratifying Facts About
the Record Made by the Vermont Farm
Machine Company Apparatus.

| The production Of the highest quality of cream
and butter is dependent to a very great extent upor
he apparatus which is used for the separation Of
the cream. because It is necessary for the attain
ment OF such results that the cream toe smooth and
OF fine quality In order 10 obtain such cream there
must he used dairy implements Constructed nm
correct principles and that embody in their ma f..
! up not only those points which thorough expert
mentlng has shown TO he If benefit hut also Ga re-
! ful attention To all the details of manufacture
| that the apparatus may serve well the purpose
| designed.
! The truth Of this statement is well illustrated
| by the results obtained at the recent convention
! OF the Connecticut Dairymen's association AT
Hartford, Conn Jan. 10, 20 and 81, where a
shows these significant facts:
Inc best butter In the whole exhibit scoring
" = points Was made from cream separated bv
cooley creametS and Improved United States
separatoTs, made by the Vermont Farm Machine,
company This was the leading score In the pro.
The second premium in this class. Q, ! > points
was also made from cream separated by Cooley
creamers and the same is true of four out of the
SIX eXholls ID TINS class all scoring SO poi is and
abOvt.
Thirteen out Of the IA coop rative creameries
III the list use among their patrons Cooley cream
ers manufactured by the Vermont Farm Machine
company. The first and second premiums i'm this
class went 10 butter made by the same apparatus
the scores being 81 and So - respectively
In the exhibits of butter made by private dairy.
men at the Connecticut convention the SAM. pra.
ponderance is noticeable of the use OF dairy ma.
chlnefy manufactured bY the Vermont Farm Ma
chlne company, either their Improved United
states cream separatOrs or their Cooe, creamers
the complete lis showing that the number using
thelf machinery amounted % 80 per cent of ali
the exhibitors scoring IS points OF above and of
thls large number using TINS one companys an
paratus so many scored above 95 points as to az
RreRate one-third Of all the exhibitors This
SHOWS the quahiy Of the butter produced by these
goods.
review Of he records at the most important
meetings or 1896 where butter exhibits were
made, shows that the records of the Connecticut
convention are not In any way unusual AT the
New Hampshire Darvmen's convention held the
last three days of 1895 butter made from cream
separated by the Improved United States s-pa.
rator TOOK the first prize under grand sweep
stakes. At the Vermont Dairymen's convention
held at Rutland the next month butter made from
cream separated by this apparatus took the
creamery and grand sweepstakes and the gold
medal. At the Valley Far Brattleboro exbibi
tors using the Vermont Farm Machine compapv's
apparatus took the three highest scores an
awards IN their classes. At the Bay state fair
worcester, Mass, the same pace was kent in
every class but two the first premiums being A..
cured by users Of the Bellows Falls apparatus
The total for this apparatus aggregated three
nrst premiums four second premiums hree third
premiums, making In all 10 out of the 10 pTemi-
ums awarded In the whole exhibit
such record il the strongest sort of proof Of
the superiority Of the Vermont Farm Machine
company s apparatus
Dairymen and creamery managers who wish
for all the latest information IN this sperialtv
should ask the Farm Machine company for a Iist
OF their special publications on this subject
Their enterprise If ne of which Bellows Falls and
an TINS section OF Vermont has good reason 10
take pride