History of Jersey Farm Dairy San Bruno Cal
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Families find al- most universally that on changing to Jersey Farm milk that they require more of it than their usual quantity, which is simply because the members of the family soon become fond of it and drink more. Milk at present prices, compared with the cost of other kinds of food, is the most economical to use of any, and yet many persons act upon the theory that milk is an expensive luxury.
It has been found that grass, grain and clean, well cured grain hay, or that from cultivated grass...es, makes the sweetest, heaviest and most perfect milk. Beets and carrots 'make thin milk, potatoes and slops ruin its flavor and make thin milk; grass or hay and bran alone make thin milk also, although wholesome. The natural grasses of the country that are mostly weeds do not make good milk, butter or cheese. Grain is the main dependence, with good grass and hay, in making a rich milk; and even when the cows on Jersey Farm are up to their knees in the very best cultivated grasses, they get not less than five pounds of ground feed daily, and from that to fif- teen pounds as the dry season progresses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Families find al- most universally that on changing to Jersey Farm milk that they require more of it than their usual quantity, which is simply because the members of the family soon become fond of it and drink more. Milk at present prices, compared with the cost of other kinds of food, is the most economical to use of any, and yet many persons act upon the theory that milk is an expensive luxury.
It has been found that grass, grain and clean, well cured grain hay, or that from cultivated grass...es, makes the sweetest, heaviest and most perfect milk. Beets and carrots 'make thin milk, potatoes and slops ruin its flavor and make thin milk; grass or hay and bran alone make thin milk also, although wholesome. The natural grasses of the country that are mostly weeds do not make good milk, butter or cheese. Grain is the main dependence, with good grass and hay, in making a rich milk; and even when the cows on Jersey Farm are up to their knees in the very best cultivated grasses, they get not less than five pounds of ground feed daily, and from that to fif- teen pounds as the dry season progresses.
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