The Pecos Valley New Mexico
The Pecos Valley New Mexico
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It has been my object to so develop this property that it might produce the greatest possible amount of alfalfa and corn, and to that end we have this year planted more than 1, 200 acres in these crops. There can no longer be any doubt as to the superior advantages in this locality for the suc- cessful fattening and marketing of live stock. The free range enables us to grow our own feeders at a comparatively low cost. The climate is salubrious, there being no heavy snows or fierce north winds a...nd extreme cold, and the water is abundant and good. El Paso, Fort Worth and Los Angeles to the south and west, and Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago on the north, give us ample markets, and our railroad service, so far as my experience is concerned, leaves nothing to be desired.
" I had employed all the season an experienced feeder from Rocky Ford, Colorado, and he stated that lambs could be finished off here on one-third less corn than in Colorado and other north- ern feeding points, owing principally to the mildness of the winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been my object to so develop this property that it might produce the greatest possible amount of alfalfa and corn, and to that end we have this year planted more than 1, 200 acres in these crops. There can no longer be any doubt as to the superior advantages in this locality for the suc- cessful fattening and marketing of live stock. The free range enables us to grow our own feeders at a comparatively low cost. The climate is salubrious, there being no heavy snows or fierce north winds a...nd extreme cold, and the water is abundant and good. El Paso, Fort Worth and Los Angeles to the south and west, and Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago on the north, give us ample markets, and our railroad service, so far as my experience is concerned, leaves nothing to be desired.
" I had employed all the season an experienced feeder from Rocky Ford, Colorado, and he stated that lambs could be finished off here on one-third less corn than in Colorado and other north- ern feeding points, owing principally to the mildness of the winter.
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