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Show DAIRY N0TE3. Manure Is a part of the dairy profits. Foul and unwholesome feed taint the milk and cream. Never give cold milk to a calf under un-der two months of ago. Feed that producea the largest flow of milk I the rbeapeit In tho end. Harley or corn or hay will b appreciated ap-preciated by the cow now In pasture. pas-ture. It I not always the cheapest or lowest priced cow thst give u th cheapest milk. Bee that the cow have some sort of good shade protection for the hot, scorching days. The management of the calf dt.ilng the first year has much to do with It future uefulnesa. Th money paid out for purchased feeds will come back oon In the sales of butter and pig. Weed, such aa wild onions, In the pasture, will cause the milk to be unfit un-fit for human consumption. The milk from earh cow should b tested about once a month during the whole period of lactation. Trying to keep the feed bli: down st any season will result in unsatisfactory unsatis-factory returns from the herd. Th1 silo and the cream separator are two of the dairyman greatest mediums In making maximum profit from the herd. The best and cheapest way to come Into possession of a good, pure bred dairy bull Is to buy a bull calf of some dairy that k'-eps nothing but th best pure bred cow. Whether the cow be grade ot pure bred. It Is of the highest Importance Im-portance In building up a dairy herd to secure a purebred aire of outstanding out-standing dairy merit It pays to purchase some feeds fov the cow to help out the ptitur feed, for the row that I made tt give a much milk a possible I tht I one that will make mrey (or vou. I |