Keeping one
Keeping one cow Being the experience of a number of practical writers, in a clear and condensed form, upon the management of a single milch cow
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共 153 题- KEEPING ONE COW.
- ILLUSTRATED.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- Absorbents in the Stable, 14, 17, 19, 26, 55, 75, 80, 94, 99, 127
- Accounts, Dr. and Cr., 11, 31, 38, 45, 111, 113, 131
- Ailments, 28, 89, 115
- Barley as an Autumn Crop, 107
- Barn—See Stable
- Barre System of Feeding, 105
- Butter, 14
- Buying Feed, 78, 93
- Brewer’s Grains, 9, 109, 130
- Clover, White and Red, compared, 104
- Corn (Indian) for Fodder, 12, 17, 20, 25, 29, 31, 44, 60
- Compost Heap, 19, 81
- Cow Doctors, 89
- Diseases—See Ailments
- Draining Land, 125
- Drouth, Effects of, on Milk, 39
- Dry Fodder for Winter, 87, 108
- Dung Heap, the, 125
- Ellsworth’s, System of Feeding, 105
- Exercise, Need of, 81, 109
- Fastening for the Stable, 63
- Feeding, System of, 18, 27, 29, 37, 43, 83, 103
- Fertilizers, Commercial, 47, 59, 117, 118
- Garget (Inflamed Udder), 89, 115
- Grasses, Mixed, as Soiling Crops, 103
- Grass Seed Mixtures, 103
- Ground Feed, Oats and Peas, 10
- Hay, 30, 82, 100
- Hay Tea, 28
- Hungarian Grass, 108
- Leaves as Bedding, 18, 94
- Litter for Bedding, 18, 55, 80
- Milk-Pail, 50
- Muck, Value as an Absorbent, 80
- Parturition, 50, 72, 87
- Pasturing, 39, 82
- Pea-Vine Hay, 30
- Pearl Millet, 21, 31, 116
- Profits of Keeping One Cow, 11, 35, 45, 58, 90, 115, 130
- Rotation, 65-66, 83, 91
- Root Cellar, 128
- Salting, 122
- Sea-Weed as an Absorbent, 94
- Shade in the Yard, 81
- Stable Requisites, 11, 63
- Stable-Tie, 63
- Tethering, 116, 119
- Tank for Liquid Manure, 128
- Udder, Inflammation of, 89, 115
- Vermin, 36
- Water, 10, 26, 44, 84, 103
- Weeds Flavoring Milk, 103
- PUBLISHERS’ ANNOUNCEMENT.
- INTRODUCTION.
- KEEPING ONE COW.
- THE FAMILY COW AT THE NORTH.
- BY MRS. G. BOURINOT, OTTAWA, CANADA.
- YARD, STABLE, AND RATIONS.
- LAND AND CROPS.
- WEANING THE CALF.
- A FEW WORDS AS TO GENERAL MANAGEMENT.
- THE COW IN THE MIDDLE STATES.
- BY W. L. BATTLES, GIRARD, PA.
- THE BARN.
- SYSTEM OF FEEDING.
- MANURE.
- CROPS AND TILLAGE.
- CALVING.
- THE COW IN THE GULF STATES.
- BY GEORGE G. DUFFEE, MOBILE, ALA.
- TEACHING THE CALF TO DRINK.
- FOOD OF THE COW.
- THE VILLAGE COW IN NEW ENGLAND.
- BEING THE JOURNAL OF THE KEEPER.
- BY HENRY E. ALVORD, EASTHAMPTON, MASS.
- EXPENSES:
- RETURNS:
- EXPENSES.
- RETURNS.
- CALVING AND AFTER-TREATMENT.
- THE METHOD OF FEEDING
- EXPENSES.
- RETURNS.
- JOSEPH EARNEST AND HIS COW “COMFORT.”
- A STORY OF THE WESTERN RESERVE.
- BY S. B. MORRIS, CHARLESTOWN, PORTAGE CO., O.
- CORN FODDER.
- SUMMER QUARTERS.
- CONCLUSIONS.
- A GOOD STABLE “TIE.”
- JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES AS COW-FEED.
- BY CHRISTOPHER SHEARER, TUCKERTON, PA.
- VALUE OF ARTICHOKES.
- FEEDING ARTICHOKES.
- HARVESTING ARTICHOKES.
- THE STALKS
- THE CALF AND THE CARE OF IT.
- CALVING.
- MAKING AND SAVING MANURE.
- CONCLUSIONS ABOUT ARTICHOKES.
- RURAL ECONOMY.
- VIEWS AND PRACTICE OF A PRACTICAL FARMER.
- BY F. E. GOTT, SPENCERPORT, N. Y.
- PROFIT IN BUYING PART OF THE FEED.
- MANAGING THE MANURE PILE.
- YARD ROOM AND EXERCISE.
- HAY.
- DAILY FEEDING.
- WINTER FEED AND TREATMENT.
- CALVING.
- ACCIDENTS AND FAILURES.
- ONE YEAR’S RESULTS.
- KEEPING A COW ON CAPE COD.
- BY M. T. T. NICKERSON, SOUTH DENNIS, MASS.
- COW KEPT ON HALF AN ACRE.
- THE STABLE AND THE MANURE CELLAR
- BARRELS FOR KEEPING ROOTS.
- ALFALFA OR LUCERN.
- BY SAM’L C. HAMMER, DOWNEY CITY, CAL.
- PERMANENT GRASS AS SOILING CROP.
- BY P. S. NORRIS, ANGELICA, N. Y.
- BEST KINDS OF GRASSES.
- MILKING THREE TIMES A DAY.
- THE ELLSWORTH OR “BARRE” SYSTEM OF FEEDING.
- BY D. D. SLADE, CHESTNUT HILL, MASS.
- COW STABLED IN THE TOWN.
- FACTS REFUTE PREJUDICE.
- BY D. B. CHAPMAN, NEW LONDON, CT.
- CR.
- DR.
- DR.
- CR.
- ONE YEAR’S EXPENSES AND RETURNS.
- GARGET.
- TETHERING.
- PEARL MILLET.
- AN EXCELLENT COMPOST.
- A WOMAN’S SUCCESS AND EXPERIENCE.
- BY MRS. MARY L. TAYLOR, NORTH VERNON, INDIANA.
- HOW WE MANAGED THE CALF.
- SUMMER MANAGEMENT.
- A WINTER SHELTER.
- ABOUT SALTING.
- UNDERDRAINING AND CARE OF MANURE.
- BY H. H. HALL, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
- THE DUNG HEAP.
- KEEPING A COW IN A VILLAGE STABLE.
- BY ORANGE JUDD, FLUSHING, L. I.
- THE COW’S DEBIT AND CREDIT FOR ONE HUNDRED DAYS.
- PORTRAITS OF FAMOUS DAIRY COWS.