Soiling, Ensilage, And Stable Construction; Being a Revised Edition of Soiling, Summer And Winter; Or, the Economy of Feeding Farm Stock
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8 i stabled daytimes, so that no one will be found now to object to soiling on this ground.
The question of extra labor, however, cannot be disposed of as easily. But even that has become very much simplified and cheapened. It never was in the first place half as much of an objection as it appears to be. This question of extra labor is a bugbear. First, let me ask you who are not soiling your cows because of the extra labor, to mention any branch of farm economy worth having but that does requi...re extra labor, which generally increases in proportion to the benefits derived. The only ex- ception known of to that rule is soiling. There is, to repeat, not another thing in practice, or that is known, or can be mentioned, where the returns are so great as the returns for the extra labor invested in soiling. The great trouble is that we do not see beyond the mere question of getting something into our cows' stomachs, and if they will get it there themselves, what is the use of our troubling?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 i stabled daytimes, so that no one will be found now to object to soiling on this ground.
The question of extra labor, however, cannot be disposed of as easily. But even that has become very much simplified and cheapened. It never was in the first place half as much of an objection as it appears to be. This question of extra labor is a bugbear. First, let me ask you who are not soiling your cows because of the extra labor, to mention any branch of farm economy worth having but that does requi...re extra labor, which generally increases in proportion to the benefits derived. The only ex- ception known of to that rule is soiling. There is, to repeat, not another thing in practice, or that is known, or can be mentioned, where the returns are so great as the returns for the extra labor invested in soiling. The great trouble is that we do not see beyond the mere question of getting something into our cows' stomachs, and if they will get it there themselves, what is the use of our troubling?
What to read after Soiling, Ensilage, And Stable Construction; Being a Revised Edition of Soiling, Summer And Winter; Or, the Economy of Feeding Farm Stock?
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