Image 3 of Deming graphic (Deming, N.M.), May 16, 1913
author: Anonymous
source date: 1913
availability: public_domain

FOR MILK PRODUCTION Getting Largest Yield at Least Expense Is Problem Adaptability of the Cows Uaad and Amount and Kind of Food Sup pilot Aro Factoro That Muat a Wlaaly Conaldorad By C H MBUM THere are two factura which largely aontrul lht ecououilcal pruductli i or uilla uie la the adaptability of the mwa astil for this purpose ami da peada upon her ludlvldual breed chitr icterlalicN The uther la the amount aud klud of food eaten The problem cmifioitlng the dairyman is thu pro Jin Hun of the largest amount of milk mid butter at the leaat expense lu urtler hat thla may be realized both Li linpui taut factors uientluued must racelvs careful atteutlou lu moat caaes he largest direct ex peuse In fur feed Kw ryoiie familiar Mlth the prevailing conditions kOOWl lust a larde amount of feed I used without producing he results It fliuuld It would be bttfe tu SB thai the average yearly milk production par cow could be Increased b one half ur hire fourths by tollutttlig lietlel Kiel bud of feeding Kery oner of a co selcomea the time vsheu thu animal can be turnad nut to pasture Not only U