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S. Hitchcock cites as an illustration of feeding alfal- fa alone, the case of the dairy farms in the vicinity of Moneta, CaL, where the stock are ordinarily fed no other ration than alfalfa. As alfalfa is not a balanced ration, a number of local dairymen tried to replace a part of the alfalfa by sorghum, thus giving a more nearly balanced ration. The cows, however, did not give as much milk upon this combination as upon pure alfalfa. ''This result ALFALFA AXD THE DAIRY 1 49 may be assigned to t...he fact that the cattle were unable to consume a sufficient quantity of the mixture to produce the same results as the alfalfa alone. These dairymen find they can secure a larger yield by feeding a little grain ; but the increased yield does not pay for the grain, which is high priced in this locality. " AN ESSEXTIAIi IN 3irLK PRODUCTION Oscar Erf, professor of dairying at the Kansas experi- ment station, writing for this volume, says : "Alfalfa is quite indispensable in successful dairy operations, being one of the cheapest sources of protein, that most essential compound in feeds for milk production.
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