Millard County Chronicle | 1913-01-23 | Page 2 | Need for Good Ventilation

NEED FOR GOOD VENTILATION Dslry Cow Is Often Required to Work Under Unfavorable Influences Mske Plans Now. Farmers who are going to build barns next summer should make ar rangements now to put In tbe King system of ventilation In, their stables. It is not expensive If you make ealco-latlona ealco-latlona in time. The Washington Agricultural college col-lege has the following to say on the necessity of ventilation: "Dairy barna are very frequently poorly ventilated. The dairy cow Is then not only required to live, but to work under unfavorable influences, and she often falls a victim to such diseases as tuberculosis, pneumonia, bronchitis and colds. Foul air is on of the prime factors In the production of such dlseasea. Since the advent of sanitary science In connection wltk ventilation, the air spsce allowed foi each animal has been Increased, and a number of methods of ventilation have been devised. The exercise of little care In such matters will protect pro-tect the health of animals, prevent I premature death and also make pes- ' slble the highest working efficiency ol ' tbe herd.