A Handbook for Farmers and DairymenJ. Wiley & Sons, 1900 - Всего страниц: 437 |
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50 cents acid acre Agriculture Alsike American amount animals April average Ayrshire Barley Beans breed bushels butter butter-fat carbolic carbolic acid Carolina Casein cattle cent of fat cheese churning clean College color containing Corn cotton-seed meal cows cream creamery crop cubic curd dairy Dakota digestible farm farmer feeding stuffs feet fertilizers fodder formalin gallons grain grass Guernsey hogs horse inches Jersey lactometer lime live weight meadow milk Nitrogen North Carolina North Dakota oats ounces pastures patron Peas Phosphoric Acid plants Potatoes pound of fat produce Prof protein quantity quarts Red clover Red Polled redtop rennet salt sample seed Sept Sheep Shorthorns silage skim-milk skimmed soil solids not fat solution specific gravity Sugar temperature timothy tion tons Total U. S. Department Weekly whey White clover Wisconsin yield ΙΟ
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