Traction Plowing
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The average annual cost of keeping a work horse in the grain-growing section is ascertained to be S65.23 on the large farm mentioned and S75.07 on small farms averaging 378 acres each. The cost per hour of horse labor for all sections is as follows: Southeastern farms, 9.25 cents; southwestern, 8.36 cents; northwestern, 7.32 cents; on the large farm, 7.46 cents. The aver- age annual cost given is divided by the average number of hours' work done annually by each horse and includes the following... items: Interest on investment, depreciation, harness depreciation, shoeing, feed, labor, and miscellaneous expenses. On the smaller farms in the northwestern section each horse worked on an average only 3.14 hours per workday throughout the six-year period, and on the large farm somewhat less. The bulletin says: In order to have motive power available at seed time and harvest, the farmer is obliged to feed and house horses through seasons of practical idleness. The average annual cost of maintaining a farm work horse is approximately $80, and for this cost of maintenance the animal gives a return in work of about three hours a day through- out the year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The average annual cost of keeping a work horse in the grain-growing section is ascertained to be S65.23 on the large farm mentioned and S75.07 on small farms averaging 378 acres each. The cost per hour of horse labor for all sections is as follows: Southeastern farms, 9.25 cents; southwestern, 8.36 cents; northwestern, 7.32 cents; on the large farm, 7.46 cents. The aver- age annual cost given is divided by the average number of hours' work done annually by each horse and includes the following... items: Interest on investment, depreciation, harness depreciation, shoeing, feed, labor, and miscellaneous expenses. On the smaller farms in the northwestern section each horse worked on an average only 3.14 hours per workday throughout the six-year period, and on the large farm somewhat less. The bulletin says: In order to have motive power available at seed time and harvest, the farmer is obliged to feed and house horses through seasons of practical idleness. The average annual cost of maintaining a farm work horse is approximately $80, and for this cost of maintenance the animal gives a return in work of about three hours a day through- out the year.
What to read after Traction Plowing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis, Lynn Webster. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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