Factors of Successful Farming Near Monett, Mo
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The other farm had 40 acres of corn, 5 acres of cowpeas, and 25 acres of oats.
Two of these farms sold all their milk at retail in the town of Monett, the retail price being 4^ cents a quart. The income per cow for milk sold on these two farms was, in both cases, $67. A third farm obtained $200 for retail milk at 5 cents a quart and $400 from cream sold to the creamery at an average of 25 cents per pound for butter fat. The fourth farm sold only butter, the average price being 27^ cents, and th...e income from this source being $624. The labor incomes on these farms were $1,691, $552, $663, and $1,299, re- spectively.
A good dairy cow should produce 4,000 or 5,000 pounds of good milk a year. The average pounds of milk per cow on these four farms, not counting the milk consumed on the farm, was as follows: 3,188, 3,743, 2,030, and 2,268. On three of them the cows were all Jerseys, some of them pure bred and others grades. One of the farms had Jersey grade cows with a Hereford bull. It also had four pure-bred Hereford cows and was probably changing from the dairy business to the beef-cattle business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other farm had 40 acres of corn, 5 acres of cowpeas, and 25 acres of oats.
Two of these farms sold all their milk at retail in the town of Monett, the retail price being 4^ cents a quart. The income per cow for milk sold on these two farms was, in both cases, $67. A third farm obtained $200 for retail milk at 5 cents a quart and $400 from cream sold to the creamery at an average of 25 cents per pound for butter fat. The fourth farm sold only butter, the average price being 27^ cents, and th...e income from this source being $624. The labor incomes on these farms were $1,691, $552, $663, and $1,299, re- spectively.
A good dairy cow should produce 4,000 or 5,000 pounds of good milk a year. The average pounds of milk per cow on these four farms, not counting the milk consumed on the farm, was as follows: 3,188, 3,743, 2,030, and 2,268. On three of them the cows were all Jerseys, some of them pure bred and others grades. One of the farms had Jersey grade cows with a Hereford bull. It also had four pure-bred Hereford cows and was probably changing from the dairy business to the beef-cattle business.
What to read after Factors of Successful Farming Near Monett, Mo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William Jasper Spillman to read onlineMoreLess
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