Arizona republican., 1919-12-18
DAIRY TALKS
Professor of Agricul- turla College urges breeding of Holstien
 Freisian pure breds to


 Norton, of the Agricultural College of Michigan, a director in the Holstein- Friesian Association, who Is greatly in- terested in the subject and has done a large amount of research work along similar lines, to prepare for Dairy Talks" an article based on the exper- fence of the Michigan Agricultural College and the agricultural colleges of other states in experiments of inn proving the dairy herds by the use of purebred dairy sires, and am sure that all dairymen will be interested.
 third has resulted the production of machine of twice the productive ability the original scrub which the breeding started and that the cost pound of milk and pound of butter has been reduced by more than per This to be the duty of every daryman of breeder to take interest him self help bring about condition that will make possible production of these dairy products at the lowest possible consuming public. made prophecy at meeting of those interested in animal industry at Indiana and half that the farmers and dairy would be the first who would be called upon to price of their product, and of the orators gentleman very high in the federal galaxy of adminstra tors secuted the idea that there would ever be time when reducing the price of the of the farm and the price of farm foods because of the great demand there for them.
 "Notwithsandins that in the of Indiana oho-hey have had the darymen indicted down there be- cause they attempting to work plan to economically handle their products by making possible for representative bargain for the product of the in marketing the milk They are none poti. thought worth while take the question poeerns in the foods these people had to buy to feed their will venture the assertion that in the state of Ohio Michigan they not averaging to over $2o for wheat notwithstanding the price $226 fixed by the ernnnen will the further assertion that the dairy of the state of Ohio paying of $50 fixed s75o by the federal at the time the government handling the wheat and flour products.
 "It would the only thing that the city n- himself is the cost of milk for his children He will pay $50 s1oo for of clothes for himself like he buy for S35 and his wife will pay St0o for gown that she used for $40 but when milk for the children then the vail forth, mighty noise is made and the dsman who has to bear the hrunt of the onslaught The who gets at o'clock in the ing and works until dark, much longer his strength will permit, with his family largely his only assistance, has be made the for the city weto do, for the city chsnic who gets from $5 to $5 day and works eight hours
 q" will admit gets my that permit myself wrought the situation Still realize that up this thing the whole remedied by education education only because city whether banker professional mechanic wants be unjust wants be unfair is he informed and know anything about the conditions that front the producers of food
 "Whst fear Encouragement the part of the dairy and believe that the only thing the world for do have not the best machinery for producing milk, then breed into better machines. It take few but this going to last for several will be in better condition to meet the demand upon us when possession of and operating the iea and efficient machinery for producing products.
 "You may say is difficult and expensive problem for grade herds that have tremendous prices for purebred dairy sires but such the fact will venture the assertion that great carloads bred registered HOen bull calves be purchased in the eastern dairy states at low price because there bull calves born heers practically there is only demand for about ewenteth many. The
 plus in thousands of used for veal because the breed not equipped to raise the calves and because tain localities the bulk of Holsten Fresans and raised by daymen They them milking machines and they want outlet for the bull calves county in the state of New York could interchange Arizona and for picking porting carload of calves that would be credit the dairy industry and at the end of the third generation would in beyond your widest expectations the production herd The thing would be between county agents of New Jersey and Pennsylvania with Missouri Nebraska is simply question of getting busy and talk ing about it, but doing something.
 q" does any raise this pure bred bull calf after have him than it does scrub There great bred aged bulls of the Hoen- Friesan than $f5o would have something the to back for small investment that may ct the outset to improve factory production
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