Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... fodder for the cattle , sheep and horses in that county ; and at the same time there was an acre of corn fodder there for every animal there was in it . And those men are saying , " Lo , here is the Christ of our agricultural salvation ...
... fodder for the cattle , sheep and horses in that county ; and at the same time there was an acre of corn fodder there for every animal there was in it . And those men are saying , " Lo , here is the Christ of our agricultural salvation ...
Page 105
... fodder and stock . Dr. TWITCHELL . I do not think any gentleman here felt for a moment that I was advising you to follow Aroostook County in your business . I intended to make prominent this thought , that every man must be a law unto ...
... fodder and stock . Dr. TWITCHELL . I do not think any gentleman here felt for a moment that I was advising you to follow Aroostook County in your business . I intended to make prominent this thought , that every man must be a law unto ...
Page 109
... fodder , because it enables us to make a ration according to the needs of the creature . I give that as theory , not practice , but I believe I could demonstrate it in practice . Mr. STONE of Westborough . Is not one reason why the ...
... fodder , because it enables us to make a ration according to the needs of the creature . I give that as theory , not practice , but I believe I could demonstrate it in practice . Mr. STONE of Westborough . Is not one reason why the ...
Page 110
... fodder , to preserve it . The silo cannot put anything into the fodder that does not go in in the first place . Mr. WATERS of Chicopee . Mr. Stone asked the speaker a short time ago if ensilage was not objected to by some parties on ...
... fodder , to preserve it . The silo cannot put anything into the fodder that does not go in in the first place . Mr. WATERS of Chicopee . Mr. Stone asked the speaker a short time ago if ensilage was not objected to by some parties on ...
Page 146
... fodder and some grass to a Jersey COW . I got a small quantity of milk , but I could not see but that the cream was just about as thick as if she had been grained more heavily . I am well aware that by increasing the feed we can ...
... fodder and some grass to a Jersey COW . I got a small quantity of milk , but I could not see but that the cream was just about as thick as if she had been grained more heavily . I am well aware that by increasing the feed we can ...
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