The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-06-12

" COW OF COWS.

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sells milk ana cream To the factory; not
that his whole business !i0w-
sver, but VIVA wishes to grow calves as
we'll that viii! furnish him with packages
in Which to eondense his grains, grasses
and forage for shipment to . distant
market. This preen;inencn of The gran
gers GOV Is t.niiDg confirmation i'll I'M
locked for ways. Tho gTanger's COW not
only furnishes Il paying quantity Of
milk but in addition furnishes the pack
ages in which to condense other products.
The farmer who keeps ows of this class
not only benefits himself, but he benefits
the cutire community. He could secure
more milk and butter from the same
feed by keeping the specialized COW but
he does not not find the calf of the
specialized COW profitable as a meat pro-
Queer. The province of the granger's
COW is not only to furnish milk but to
supply the farmer himself with stock
cattle OF Il good quality and to keep up
the supply OF cattle in the entire country.
Wallaces' Farmer has always been free
to admit the superiority of the specialized
dairy COW for special DAIRY purposes.
There are such large sections of country
in which she is a necessity that the
breeders have ample scope for their i'm
provement. We have also recognized
the pre-emineuce Of the beef COW for the
ranges and here their is ample scope for
the efforts OF the breeders of the Here
foris. POlled Angus end the GallOways.
The production OF bulls for the ranges
will always be a profitable business.
The granger's COW has her home in rich
pastures where the farmer must have
something more from the COW than the
chance Of a calf. Tie can secure rrcm
either the milking ShoTt-horn or Red
Polled, or the beeiier types Of the lIGl-
stein, not Only a paying quantity of
milk but = package that will enable him
to condense freights and viii solve the
problem OF the home market, by which
we mean not the market liz the nearest
town OF the remote city, but on the farm
itself for about everything that can be
grown thereon. And this leads US to
speak of tho relation Of creamery ant
dairy interests to beef productions i1
states like Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri
Kansas and Nebraska. The more thu
i. creamery business is extended and th'
more profitable a market is furnished
: for the milk, the greater will be the de.
ve.opment OF cattle fit for feeding pur
poses. We have continually emphasize;
this point in our talks to farmers thit
winter, have pointed out to them that i
, they wish to have a profit from their COW
' and at the same time have feeding cattle
in abundance, they must develop thu
. creamery interests OF the state. Their
is no conflict whatever between Tho
creamery interests and the stock feedin.
: interests. 1t is a fortunate thing fC
: the feeders that they can obtain cattl
from the ranges. but there is not on
i man in ten OF them that would bu'
: range cattle il he could buy in his owl
neighborhood at the same price steer
that are the progeny of the granger
COW. He perfers the range cattle to til
a steers from the specialized dairy GOV
but give him a chance 10 buy the grang
q er's cows calves and there is very littl
higgling about the price. In this grea
! demana!for cattle to consume grass, cor
fodder and hay that is going to waste OF
the farm, those states that have held o.
l to the granger's COW, or as she is some
times called, improperly, the genera
purpose COW, will have d very great ad
8 vantage over states that have gone al
4 most entirely to the specialized dair
Q cow.-CreamerY Gazette.
u The new cooperative creamery a
Parkston is handling 10000 pounds 0
milk daily, at the main factory and ont
skimming station. The Mt. Vernon
: creamery now has three skimming sta.
tons with a capacity all told of 5o,OOC
pounds daily. The White Lake plant il
doing a much better business than las
year. As Il matter of fact, nine-tenths 0
, the creameries throughout the state ar,
doing a much heavier business than las
Y year. Butter is low, but it holds Its owl
, better than any product of the farm and
there is more money in milk than any
, thing the South Dakota farmer can turf
his hand over to, and lie is finding it on
i more and more every year.
y Soak at OLD blanket in water, throw
it over your cans when starting for thu
l creamery. Soak it again ana throw il
2 over the cans of skimmilx homewart
+ bound.
AS tie goth is Sunday, checks for The
May milk will be delivered Monday, Tho
2lst.
!, There's the man that BUYS and the
maj that sells and the mar that runs
the store, there's the man that deals in
pVSShS u cViiiS i.hu tllc lI!lli llltl SllVS
galore; there's The banker man who
loans his tin for the most the law allows
, but the man who rakes the shekels in is
!, the mat that milks the cows.-White
!, Lake Wave.
Chamberlain Journal:-The dairy and
egg business Is surging to the from,
quite rapidly in the vicinity of Kimball
Last Monday there was 10, pounds of
butter and eggs shipped from that town.
The Kimball creamery is new receiving
an average of 1900 pounds of milk
daily, running as high as 10000 Mondays
niagara Falls
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