Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 46W. White, 1898 - Agriculture |
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Page 352
... milk as rich as do many Jerseys or Guernseys . Variations in the quality of milk are due to a variety of causes . The substance showing the greatest variation is the fat , while those remaining more nearly constant are the milk sugar ...
... milk as rich as do many Jerseys or Guernseys . Variations in the quality of milk are due to a variety of causes . The substance showing the greatest variation is the fat , while those remaining more nearly constant are the milk sugar ...
Page 389
... milk of 12.5 per cent solids will pass as standard milk , and that , were the standard reduced to 12 per cent , it would let in milk of 11.5 per cent . Now , as the average milk of average cows when mixed contains 13 per cent of total ...
... milk of 12.5 per cent solids will pass as standard milk , and that , were the standard reduced to 12 per cent , it would let in milk of 11.5 per cent . Now , as the average milk of average cows when mixed contains 13 per cent of total ...
Page 390
... milk , when milk not of standard quality is meant . Vermont , like Massachusetts , prohibits the sale of milk not of good standard quality . The Maine law prescribes that , when milk is found of less than the prescribed standard , " it ...
... milk , when milk not of standard quality is meant . Vermont , like Massachusetts , prohibits the sale of milk not of good standard quality . The Maine law prescribes that , when milk is found of less than the prescribed standard , " it ...
Contents
Public Winter Meeting of the Board at Amherst | 13 |
The Mission of the Agricultural Colleges | 50 |
The Business Side of Agriculture By J H Hale | 84 |
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