The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-22

IS KEYNOTE

Prof W. L. Carlyle of Moscow, di
rector of the University of Idaho ex-
rrrimcnt station, in his address, last
yrrl, at the dairy convention said:
IN mart: Idaho is particularly for-
trna+o in having Professor Boeggild
hare. this being the only place in the
iptcrmountain country where he will
sneak The keynote of Denmarks
oroat success S cooperation. In Ida
bo we can be immensely successful
NV cooperating together. In Idaho
we are 25 years behind Denmark. We
have better dairy cows in Idaho than
in Denmark.
Tho biggest and the smallest dairy
records are held by Holsteins. Re-
member and practice cooperation.
Idaho grows the greatest yields of
alfalfa in the world. We can pro-
ducc roots and gram in Idaho. We
arc going to increase the yields of
our farms from now on.
Caldwell is the radiating point in
Idaho for dairying. We are going
tC have a good dairyman located in
southern Idaho as q liv,ng, active,
force to develop dairying. He will
radiatu from Caldwell. We will do
IL, same in horticulture and irriga-
ton"
Cradle OF Dniryin.: in Idaho.
Tho dairy COW for southern Ida
no" was the subject of the address
by Prof. H. 7. French of Caldwell
who is one of the greatest experts in
his line in the northwest Professor
French said in part: This is q splen-
did audience. 1t is the best audience
Caldwell ever had for this purpose
The cradle of the dairy industry in
the intermountain country is here in
the Boise valley. Our natural eli
matte conditions and prolific forage
crops make this the greatest nat
ural dairy country of the world. TIL,
COW should be MIXED at the tick Of
the watch.
Three hundred cows have beer
brought into this valley in the pas
year The dairy industry is one tina
will stay in Idaho. Our people know
what good COWS are, and they ar,
very careful in buying only gooC
cows"
Idaho Can Excel Denmark.
Prof. ]. H. Frandson of Moscow
of the University of Idaho Expert
ment station, in his address, said i
part:
IF you will make good use of tn
good suggestions Professor Boeggil
made along with the splendid stack
Of alfalfa you have, you can exec
Denmark as dairy country.
you should pay attention to tn
proper selection of dairy cows.
Just think what it will mean {
have family on every 20 acres {
land in Idaho. 1t will mean larg5
population, and increased land value
Ninety-five per cent of the value {
dairy products comes from the SUI
shine, air and water. So you Sc
dairying does not rob the soil of
fertility like ordinary farming doe
Start in with the best dairy Gov
you can get of one of the four be
dairy breeds, Jerseys, Guernseys, He
steina or Ayrshires.
Weed you herds of unproducti'
cows. Have as the head of your hel
tho best sire you can get.
"On one little hill in Californ
you can count &c creameries. TIL
shows intensive farming.
Tho Caldwell creameries ha
grown remarkably in the past yea
The Caldwell Commercial club is
be congratulated for bringing abo
this convention.
you should have silos and raj
corn. You will notice that DAM
farmers feed four kinds of roots. T
dairymen here need more than alf
ia for feeding milk cows. Eve
dairy farmer needs silo. T
state university is always ready
furnish you information on silos. "
At the close of Professor Fral
sons address, all at the convent
were invited to go to tho Caldw
Cooperative creamery nearby and
operate in the FREQ distribution
four great freezers full of tho fin
quality of leo cream And all did,