The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-22
INSTITUTE.
Report Of Lawrence County Dele.
gate 10 State Meeting.
Ne rig sand, News

-u-t-sA under the niiqnlces
" We Kentucky department Of A..
eai'aFe. VIII briefly uy 10 give
account o. the most promInen,
haiaies a. discussed ~ e,n.r,sl
Along sudh lines, AZ corn bre.sln,
~ g g Williams Of Ohio q.
Ieruasnt station Pure foods by
riot K NJ Allen. Kentucky Exper.
! ment Station. Farm Sanitation ~
nr. A 7. Mecorman purpossa !,
me Kentucky breeding bureau byl
s"Nt shouse. a movement for
risAl milk illustrates with stereop.
me- Views, BY Prot c. b. Lane
Vhis q Dairy Division. O. s De
panmnt OF Agriculture. Baby beef
pad sAby lambs by Joe e Wing. OIL
ohio The beef types OF cattle by
1es Z WING and J. }. Hooper Dairy
pile BY c. - Lane. Washington
- &, and Prof NJ. A. seo,llle Ken.
'nnly Experiment slation. Alfalfa
sTssing and ia ya.ne as a feed by
'oe ( Wing Of Ohio. ves treated or
N al ~ various details. MANY
othsr subjects pertaining to farm
Interests. farm NE aud better eon-
oi'hn soT ths farming classes Sal
lAmissky we're discussed by able.
end sminen, practical speakers. but
dali aiiemm at tails time TO notice
anls The above mentioned feg. any
On < x,aieh vas worth 10 ans far
mef al ne prease ina, was attached
10 "a atteniaaee Of The three days
fss 80 rcgfcl very much that ido
Rl,srdance nom mo wlolo sandy
ellp vas 10 limited
Cosn breeding b. Prof C. G.
Williams was most interesting feat
tv q tbs whole Institute This
vas Illustrated BY charts. showing
sol that vas possible. but what
Aad @tually been tone By the use
~ rtod and hlEhly bred seed corn
Nnis slao illustrated the loss in.
earrS b. the farmer Who plants
tcruL corn. teriiIiE,d BY the pollen
fruu smuliy and barren stalks
Pafm sanitation BY Dr. MccoimAe
Nas treated (. a mlsierly way aud
shosst how We may get rid Of
.fun diseases BY thoroughly
$aszn system on our farms and abou,
car homes
ioastt shcuse. Chairman Of the
Rrrsatpg nurWu. read lengthy Zap
a. % The wo-k OF tho Enierprite IN
uhirh be aid thirty Thoroughbred stall
npns had teen plNeod In different
yaiu Of tho State. and that the
1urras expected 10 tlaoe one pch
hse In every oouaD In the State
whrn this scheme IA more fully work
"a y viii surely make Kentucky
the greatest horse producing dis
irir In the world The use Of these
nepalAbrcd siaillons is virtually
= nee Eift 70 the farmers Of the
STAT.
arisan milk by Prof Lane, illus
lrnief showing the untold millions
~ sbsase germs IN unclean milk was
one q tho most interesting lectures
~ Ne whole Institute Babies fed
IN u,h milk had death rate Of
,ou. tour TO ne hundred While
q q one hundred FED on pure
- clean milk only eirlteen died
10 4 Wing. Mcehanlcsburg Ohio
uatu Aia baby beef and baby lambs
On analia hay mostly generally feed
gnr 100 lambs for market from his
100 --rcs OF Alfalfa
.B.es and dairy types OF cattle
y. brought on the stage and
fhsr Judged by expert judges Of
ocb type. A i5-months old short
kon heifer. Weighing 1000 lbs wa.
o. representative Of the beei
bwOis and JUDGED by the score
ara system made score Of W
,o,v,. The dairy type was the
s,r,,s and s'orcd % points lioO
Yotu being pcriectt Prof SEQ
WI. Of KY. Experiment statonlods'
,nr me dairy breeds and Prof {
n lane. Of &. 5. Agricultural De-
p,,,msnt Washington, assisting
~ :. whght and Prof J J.
lIooesr JUDGED the beef types
Many o,her farm topics were OF
"A. erogrammo and discussed which
t,,e neither time nor space II
4,,ur paper To mention
~, Institute was held In the Up
-, House ia shclbyyillc. which ho'
. sa,lne capacity Of sometime like
oo and at each session was vel
sr,s Aboa, two thirds Of 'h'
NJ counties were represented e'
s.reates. Members of the s'aO
-, NJ Agriculture were ele''e'
- tho FIST and third districts
a n. McGrem Of LIVINGSTON o.' ,Iu1
!, ,or nra district and Guthrl,
~ 0 for the third district >