American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... cows with profit on inferior pastures , where weeds and coarse grasses occupy the soil . The land must be in good heart , the grasses of the best quality and the water as pure as possible , It has been frequently remarked that even on ...
... cows with profit on inferior pastures , where weeds and coarse grasses occupy the soil . The land must be in good heart , the grasses of the best quality and the water as pure as possible , It has been frequently remarked that even on ...
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... cows , kept on the right kind of food to produce the milk , and a place for set- ting the milk well adapted to making butter . " " Milk can be obtained from cows of any description , and from that milk butter can be made , but in order ...
... cows , kept on the right kind of food to produce the milk , and a place for set- ting the milk well adapted to making butter . " " Milk can be obtained from cows of any description , and from that milk butter can be made , but in order ...
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... cows . The highest success will de- pend upon it , whatever breed be selected , and whatever amount of care and attention be gi- ven to the points of the animal ; for experience will show that very little milk comes out of the bag that ...
... cows . The highest success will de- pend upon it , whatever breed be selected , and whatever amount of care and attention be gi- ven to the points of the animal ; for experience will show that very little milk comes out of the bag that ...
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