La Junta tribune., 1914-04-11
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lnsesestiAg Gessina q ~ 01sse a.
ricsltsral Clsb nes1 = II Jusaa
LAse 1atasslay
Nearly one hundred farmeSs eA4ns
cred In the district court room ~
Saturday TO attend Tie regular ''eEs
pesisncs meeting" Of that body vhl65
is usually held in Rocky Ford ssssy
week duriae tae winter monthds
These msssings are always : sour16
Of great profit 70 the farmsfs anl
this one was NC exception.
Professor p. K. Blinn made a q.
teresting address on 'PrepasAiioa e
the Soil and Irrigation" in whieA
tho farmers were enlightened q q
n -ny Of the problems concerning ir-
risation and the methods that WORT
cut IN the best advantage.
Bert Smith. who has been IN IL
employ OF the Springdale Stock
Farm At concordia. Kan. for nun-
bef Of years. discussed dairy cows.
silos and the growing OF white clover
~ feed for dairy cattle. He is :
great enthusiast on all three subjects.
and declared very emphaticilly that
the Arkaasas Valley would nsvsf
reach IT. final destiny until Il haA
these necessary and desirable ssasts
Installed and working In conjunc-
ton.
J. n. Shaulls told . very interest,"
Ing story Of his recent trip 70 Wis
consin to Investigate the dairy indss-
Try. He visited several points in the
state. and In each one Of them inter-
viewed managers Of milk condenssr-
les. creameries. cheese factories and
skimming stations. and then went out
among the farmers and heard their
part Of the story. wisconsin Is some
dairy state. according 70 Mr.. Shau-
liz. Il has 1910 creameriss. - milk
condenaaries. 1899 cheese factories
and % milk skimmins stations. All
he dairy cattle In wisconsin are
Holsteins and each farasr has fron
one 70 four sllos Ons farmer. whe
owns fourteen Holstslns dairy cow.
has . gross rsvsass each noaeA q
fgsa esee - esis ~ nsatA flslD
I9he ssws. alsae, anA ~ Qqt1ll
\ b1gae,sl4e uGio1s npol1
n SslxSss aaSfBasnSeia 0>ssU 80
~.
Soas q ~ dairy farnsss b NJ.
esasjn have Modem daisy lnDFsve.
meats % tAslf farms tAa4 ss0eoseat
- iavsstnsat os els.eoe. - -.
sa6ss that thsls laad h woseh $3.50
! - scss. But svsa With III iavsse.
neat thay make daisylag ~. oene
oe tAs farmers sse0ed % thlnk that
land is too valuable b this eosnty q
engage II dairy fasnjog. aad oae ol
them made ths reaask that n hs had
ele.eee worth q inDsovsasnts oa
hls plaes. and q vas assessed q full
cash vaiss. ths taxss aleas thst he
would have 70 ~ would beeak hin,
ls reply 70 shis ebsssvatioa NJ. oAsu.
lls said that taxes h Wlseeasla wsrs
about oas-thisd lees thaa they srs
In OesFo county.
Aftss bic trip 70 wiseoasln NJ,
Shaulis bscans thoroughly convinc.
"a hat there 10 no place on earth
bsstss sdaDtsd % dairy fasnins than
The AskaAsas Valley. n wisconsin
Il y nsesssary 70 kssD Ill of tAs high
grsde daily cows iaslds Of . baru
fos nearly ssvss nonehs h the year
day and nisht, and very few Of them
average more than ~ hour . day out.
ssds a. ths bsrn dusisg that tine.
TAis vsuld net ~ necessary In The
Arkansas Valley. Thsss weuld b
vssy Ssw days II sny ysar whsn the
wsathss vas such that ~ cow
weuld sot ~ abls % - oct. and no
svch sxDsnsivs seuipmsat - h ussd
u Wiseeasln would ~ nsesssasy Ia
the Askansas VALLEY.
NJ. ohaulls bought sIevsa hsAd oi
higA ssals Helslslas Wills - Wiz.
coaala. asd ~ less thls wesk WITH
~ iatsstioa q tslasins bask . ear.
leal. ed bseoss nsay neatAs will
~ saoAgs1 y ~ lalsy lsdsstsy
sight. juse - evesy ethes farmer II
oesss seunly eughs - y. Deevjdiss
we sss y rsosA eus iloal 1ese1ny aad
bessne ~ Gas1en ~ - ~ world.
5hsse nsoe1aoD ~ - taoesUss "a
svegy ,eney ~ wo ~ ~ otsFu
Ceeaav Agricultural AaDselatlea Will
~ vitA - aGnls so0o elne.
nns6G1 01ll5 Qll5osoes
y a11le1oa - - eoGolos ssehss'
~ q nssooe spgv(ooo 6 g Paesiet'a
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