Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-29
AEtR Plan FOR PROMOTING THE DAIRY !

tonch with the guarantors and dairy
men. and see that the right infor
nation and assistance are given Il
make the best results easy to be OBJ
tanned. This supervision with calls 81
the dairy division of the department
of agriculture, agricultural colleg'
and other sources for help as ma,
be needed. will become an assurance,
of protection To the guarantor ant
of the maximum of profits and quick
est extinguishment of his loans +,
the dairymen. The congress will as
sist in forming milk testing associa
lions, bull associations and other co
operative helps as soon us their use
fitness is indicated, and will sug.
gest helpful government bulletins
aud other literature and will help I,
procure these instructions, sending
them through the associations to tn,
dairymen. When necessary the con
gress will send representative Ia
various committees giving personal
instructions and direct information
of the most practical kind. which wi
be of inestimable benefit To the be-
ginners. The congress will keep in
communication with the secretary of
each association. furnishing blank
forms, record sheets. etc. and will
advise rations from time to time in
accordance with the comparative val
ne of feedstuffs.
The functions of the three parties
are rs follows:
The congress. upon request from
the commercial secretary. or other
of n town or city. vii
send representative to explain t.
he business men and farmers the
operation and advantages of dairy
M. with reference Ia organizing an
association. Ii will assist in organ
,ing same and getting it started II
will supervise purchase of cattle and
equipment and will direct operations
# the new dairymcn. reporting on
anne To the association and where
Iccessary will furnish representa-
i've 10 give personal instruction. II
rill also provide blanks for testing
To-.
The guarantor> will provide cred
whereby farmers. under the guild
nee of the congress may enter up
i n daiying industry. They will
oiect themselves by requiring the
PSI practical dairyine and a pay
cnt of the financial obligation BY
le farmers in suitable regular in
ailments. They will require silage l
eding and the growing of hogs I :
'n~ume the surplus skinned milk I
ID also that the farmers grow their
'n feed and breed their oswot
ire bred bulls. Tho guarantors are
To protect themselves by re-
ming the right To take back the ar
ial- and equipment of any dairy
mn who by Incompetence or neglect
ilN to make II reasonably good use
them.
The farmers will give suitable Sc
rity for the cattle and equipment.
'd':r themselves Ia grow Snflicien,
age and other feed and follow the
questions and requirements of the
ngres> through the cuarantor,' as
citation and otherwise. with refer
ce to feeding. dairying. and care
cattle. They will agree to keep
cords on the production of their
vs.. breed To pure bred bulls and
wise with the guarantors and keen
cm Informed as to their progress,
d bushes.
The benefits accruing from q
eatly increased dairying industry.
neral over Texas. such as must re- :
Il in time from the CARRYING out
this plan. canno. be ovcrstatcd.
nee such an industry has pracii
lily made over several states. Am
/. these benefits may be given brief.
the changing of farmers gradu-
v from bank borrowers into bank !
positorS. and their business with !
p retail merchants from credit !
II cash basis. since they will re- \
i've money every day from their \
put instead of once n wear. The ]
tput of corn. cottonseed. etc.. will !
marketed in most valuable and
'iitnblH form. and the crops will h. =
Irketed IN their most valuable ard 4
pfitable form. and the fertility of
land will be increased instead of
'reased.
\ benefit and n very great one. j.
II the dairyine industry will auto-
tically bring about n great in
ase in the production of hogs. and
ckcnS. since the skinned milk
of the most valuable by-products
the industry can be utilized to an
'antage aside from raising calves
V by being marketed in the form
pork and poultry. The dairy far