The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-23
STATE DAIRY ASSOCIATION
Programme for the Annual Meeting
Next Month

The Kansas State Dairy association
which is one of the eldest as well Is one
Of the strongest farmers associations in
the state viii hold its sixteenth annual
meeting in Agricultural haiI at the Kansas
State Agricultural college. MAMMA ttsin.
kan March to inclusive
one of the principal features of the as
ISOLATION this year will be the exercise in
judging dairy live stock Expert judges
Of dairy animals viii each afternoon OK
lecture before the attendance at the state
Dairy association and the students of the
college using i've dairy animals IS Illus
tratlqHs Tor the lectures rms part 81 tna
program is under the mana cement Of the
dairy department of the Agricultural col
lege and much good results from the ex-
ercise- Those in attendance at the meet
ing of the State Dairy association are in
vited to enroll in the Agricultural college
and instructive
The synopsis of The program reveals
men of the state and outside of the state
Will partake in the discussions ana ac-
otle-Ihlre rate on certl5lc5te plan viii Pc
given. Liberal prizes viii be offered in the
butterma kers competition. the first prize
being handsome silver cNp competed Tor
each year and provided for by the Kansas
creameryuen- Last year this cup was
Won by l. Larson of the Continental
the year preceding hy Martin SchaatIt of
BIue Mound kan The butter exhibit this
year vii be the first of series of SIX
competitive tests being arranged for by
the DEPARTMENT in dalrying of the Agricul-
been called upon TO compete in each OF
these tests The college VIII score each
tub If butter exhibited. The butter VIII
then be placed IN cold storage ana scored
at intervals Of two to three weeks TOR
some months later in order to determine
the keeping quality of the butter
TIE butter exhibited at the association
last year was bought by the department Of
dairvfng of the United States department
Of agriculture and put Through sUch
college tfis wear. Tia tesf revealed that
Tl-.ar-= T.frr * al
keeping quality exceiled by no other but
ter. Tne weeks programme isl
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH s.
Presidents address George H. Little
Relative Value OF Fields f s. cow
gill. editor Kansas Farmer
w w Grant instructor in cheese making
Kansas Agricultural college
WEDN ESDAY MORNING. MARCH g.
Relation Of Crops. Prof A. c. Ten
Eyck. AgricuIturist Kansas Agricultural
COW Inquiries Prof. D. r. otis. pro
fessor animal husbandry Kansas Agrieul-
tural college.
The Dairy Cow West Of the Missouri
dairy herd. Buffalo exposition
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH A.
entire programme by fourth year stu-
dents Kansas A Agricultural colIege-)
MIX as a Condensed Farm Product o."
Where the PROFIT Comes From Il r
Webster
THE Kansas Dairy Cow. What She Is
ara What She Ought to Be J. Mygard
Poultry as an Adjunct TO the Dairy. "
Milo Hastir-s
-E.dUca riouaI Influences IN Dairy irlG
Their &eed N H. Mats
THURSDAY MORNING MARCH s.
what [ Think Of Dairying and How L
Succeeded E'ive-ninute talks by dairy
men J. F. Robinson. BeIoit, Kan. VIII
open discussion
DAIRY Catechisn.' A L. Cottren and
L. { Edwards
.rThe Correct Reading Of Babcock Test =
e. F. Gray Topeka. Kan
THURSDAY EVENING MARCH :
The Abuse CT the Hand Separator. r.
Prof E II webster professor daIrying
Kansas A Agricultural college
Discussion of Kansas separator methods.
results etc
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH s.
What the Successful Skimming Station