. Il manuale del dairyman. Un trattato pratico sulla latteria .. . al quantità del migliore di foraggio, erba giovane del genere più nutriente. La semina di un acro o più di frutteto, il foraggio di mais dolce e le mele, pere, barbabietole, piselli, carote e pomodori di riserva provenienti dal giardino, con l'erba e il fieno, tutti alimenti sufficienti, con il mezzo bushel di farina di mais e crusca settimanale; Per alimentare due mucche di Jersey whichyielded oltre venti libbre di burro ogni settimana in addi- IL CASEIFICIO DI FAMIGLIA. 431 fcion ad una fornitura liberale di latte e crema per il fam-ily durante tutta l'estate. Pour-quinti o

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. The dairyman's manual. A practical treatise on the dairy .. . al quantity of the best of fodder, young grass of the most nutritious kind. The mowingof an acre or more of orchard, the fodder of sweet corn, and the spare apples, pears, beets, peas, carrots and po-tatoes from the garden, with the grass and hay, all pro-vided sufficient feeding, with the half bushel of cornmeal and bran weekly, to feed two Jersey cows whichyielded over twenty pounds of butter every week in addi- THE FAMILY DAIRY. 431 fcion to a liberal supply of milk and cream for the fam-ily during the whole summer. Pour-fifths of this but-ter was eagerly bought by neighbors at fifty cents andupwards per pound, giving a very handsome interestupon the value of the cows. The farm, a few miles distant, had half a mile of roadthrough it, which was kept in good order, without helpfrom the perfunctory road master and his able assistants, in the same way, and excepting the road track wasplowed, manured, and seeded with grass and clover andwas mowed as regularly as the fields were. An envious. Fig. 100. Fig. 101. neighbor, who wished to enforce his rights to do as hepleased on the road and who drove maliciously throughthe grass, breaking and tearing it down, was promptlyprosecuted and fined for trespass, and taught that theroad was owned, by the owner of the land adjoining, andthe public had only a right of passage over it, and onlyon the beaten track, and that the owner of the landcould use it for any purpose he wished provided it didnot interfere with this public easement. Thus one mayturn this valuable land to good purpose in growing grassfor the family cow and making it into hay or cutting 433 THE DAIltTMAKS MANUAL, and feeding it in a fresli state. This will be a great helpin such a dairy, and as an improvement upon the usualroadside weeds and general waste of the land, will com-mend itself to the good sense and thrift of all civilizedand orderly people as well as to the sense of right andjustice. In feedin

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• booksubjectdairyin
• bookyear1894