Electricity for the Farm And Home
Electricity for the Farm And Home
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. " Professor Lane, describing experiments he carried out on milking machines, states that: "One good careful man or woman can operate four machines milking eight cows simultaneously, and an additional hand can not only carry away the milk, but can assist in manipulat- ing the cows' udders. The operating expense of the machines is comparatively small. " One man has milked 60 cows on more than one occasion, the time required being two hours. If, however, we include the time of the extra man, the... saving in time is reduced to one-half, or 58. 45 minutes per day for the 10 cows. These figures furnish sufficient proof for the statement that the machines are time-savers.
Naturally the large dairyman will be the first to adopt the cow-milker, for the reason that his equipment will cost him less per cow than the small dairyman. Again, the large dairyman DIVEESE APPLICATIONS 171 has more at stake and has to depend entirely upon the hired men to do the work. If they fail him the large dairyman is much more inde- pendent, and could himself milk a herd of 50 cows without assistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " Professor Lane, describing experiments he carried out on milking machines, states that: "One good careful man or woman can operate four machines milking eight cows simultaneously, and an additional hand can not only carry away the milk, but can assist in manipulat- ing the cows' udders. The operating expense of the machines is comparatively small. " One man has milked 60 cows on more than one occasion, the time required being two hours. If, however, we include the time of the extra man, the... saving in time is reduced to one-half, or 58. 45 minutes per day for the 10 cows. These figures furnish sufficient proof for the statement that the machines are time-savers.
Naturally the large dairyman will be the first to adopt the cow-milker, for the reason that his equipment will cost him less per cow than the small dairyman. Again, the large dairyman DIVEESE APPLICATIONS 171 has more at stake and has to depend entirely upon the hired men to do the work. If they fail him the large dairyman is much more inde- pendent, and could himself milk a herd of 50 cows without assistance.
What to read after Electricity for the Farm And Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Koester to read onlineMoreLess
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