Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 22W. White, 1874 - Agriculture |
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... feed oil - cake ? Mr. ARNOLD . Yes , sir , I have fed some , not a great deal . QUESTION . Do you know what the effect would be in regard to the quantity of milk from oil - cake , and other grains ? Mr. ARNOLD . The quantity from oil ...
... feed oil - cake ? Mr. ARNOLD . Yes , sir , I have fed some , not a great deal . QUESTION . Do you know what the effect would be in regard to the quantity of milk from oil - cake , and other grains ? Mr. ARNOLD . The quantity from oil ...
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... feed cabbage , at what time , and whether it affects the milk ? Mr. HADWEN . Cabbage and turnips , and everything of ... feed them , but a great deal more of the odor is got rid of by feeding , as Mr. Hadwen has recommended , immediately ...
... feed cabbage , at what time , and whether it affects the milk ? Mr. HADWEN . Cabbage and turnips , and everything of ... feed them , but a great deal more of the odor is got rid of by feeding , as Mr. Hadwen has recommended , immediately ...
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... feed it more economically than I could roots , and I simply used roots enough to keep the cows in good health . As to the question what root is the most economical to feed , I have no doubt that Mr. Lawton is right , and that the ...
... feed it more economically than I could roots , and I simply used roots enough to keep the cows in good health . As to the question what root is the most economical to feed , I have no doubt that Mr. Lawton is right , and that the ...
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