Principles of Farm Practice
Principles of Farm Practice
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They are more profitable whether produced for meat, milk, or labor than those of inferior breed- ing. The advantage of good breeding is illustrated by the following example. A herd of twenty-seven dairy cows produced in one year an average for each of 3737 quarts of milk. This herd had been gradually improved and developed from animals that were about the average for the county in which the farm was located. The county average was low as indicated by the estimated yield which was annually but 1...989 quarts per cow. Estimating the milk at four cents per quart, the gross income produced by the average cow of the county was $79. 56, while that of the average of the improved herd was $149. 48 a difference of $69. 92 in favor of the latter. This is not an unusual incident. In almost any locality a comparison of the milk production of the average cows with that of improved stock will show a similar difference.
Feeding farm animals. Success in live-stock production depends quite as much upon proper feeding as upon the selection of good animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are more profitable whether produced for meat, milk, or labor than those of inferior breed- ing. The advantage of good breeding is illustrated by the following example. A herd of twenty-seven dairy cows produced in one year an average for each of 3737 quarts of milk. This herd had been gradually improved and developed from animals that were about the average for the county in which the farm was located. The county average was low as indicated by the estimated yield which was annually but 1...989 quarts per cow. Estimating the milk at four cents per quart, the gross income produced by the average cow of the county was $79. 56, while that of the average of the improved herd was $149. 48 a difference of $69. 92 in favor of the latter. This is not an unusual incident. In almost any locality a comparison of the milk production of the average cows with that of improved stock will show a similar difference.
Feeding farm animals. Success in live-stock production depends quite as much upon proper feeding as upon the selection of good animals.
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