Bingham Bulletin | 1918-05-24 | Page 2 | First-Class Bull Favoured

FIRST-CLASS BULL FAVORED Associations Are Now Making It Possible Pos-sible for Farmer to Secure Service of Purebred Sire. The owner of a large herd of grade cows can well afford to own a first-class first-class bull, and bull associations are now making It possible for the owner of . a small herd to own a share In a good, well-bred bulL A co-operative bull association Is a farmers' organization organi-zation the chief purpose of which is the joint ownership, use, and exchange of high-class, purebred bulls. If skillfully skill-fully managed, these associations should be eventually the greatest single sin-gle factor in the upbuilding of our dairy herds. . . To build up a valuable and profitable dairy herd, careful and Intelligent munagement must be combined with selection and breeding. Ill treatment ; - . tMi,rwf . NkVr ', Animal of High Class. and Insufficient or unsuitable feeC have made many a well-bred and carefully selected herd unprofitable. All cows should be well bred ssnd well fed. It never pays to keep a cow that does not pay a fair return for first-class feed and care.