Image from page 6 of "The dairy cow's record and the stable" (1909)

Image from page 6 of "The dairy cow's record and the stable" (1909)


Identifier: dairycowsrecords204ande
Title: The dairy cow's record and the stable
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Anderson, Leroy, 1866-
Subjects: Milk yield Stables Cows
Publisher: Berkeley, Cal. : Agricultural Experiment Station
Contributing Library: University of California, Davis Libraries
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hor: s. Age 5 years. Age 6 years. Xo. of Milk, Fat, Fat, Milk Fat, Fat, Weeks. Pounds. Per cent. Pounds. Pounds. Per cent. Pounds. 1 174.9 3.4 5.95 176.5 3.7 6.63 2 183.4 3.3 6.05 177.4 3.6 6.39 3 185.4 3.5 6.49 175.7 3.4 5.97 4 182.3 3.4 6.30 162.0 4.2 6.80 5 172.1 3.6 6.20 144.4 3.8 5.49 6 165.5 3.6 5.96 131.1 4.3 5.64 7 171.7 4.2 7.21 141.7 3.9 5.53 8 169.6 3.6 6.11 140.0 4.0 5.60 9 174.7 3.7 6.46 144.9 3.9 5.65 10 185.1 3.7 6.85 140.4 3.4 4.77 11 189.1 3.8 7.19 156.3 4.1 6.41 12 170.2 4.1 6.98 145.4 4.1 5.96 13 183.4 3.9 7.15 142.4 4.1 6.84 14 163.5 3.8 6.21 125.9 4.6 5.79 15 175.0 3.7 6.48 128.9 4.1 5.28 16 173.8 3.8 6.60 129.9 3.9 5.07 17 166.1 4.1 6.81 123.2 4.3 5.30 18 167.9 4.1 6.88 117.0 4.3 5.03 19 156.3 4.1 6.41 111.9 4.1 4.59 Total 10.0 ,74 llM.29 2,715.0 4.0 los.71 Bulletin 204. THE DAIRY COWS RECORD. 69 COMPARATIVE VALUE OF PRODUCT. Lbs. Fat. Value at 30c. per lb Jersey 117.40 .22 Keohan 85.67 25.70 Line Back 124.29 37.29 St rube 108.74 32.62 A STANISLAUS COUNTY COW.

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Fig. 3. Jewel.Mr. Frank Hewit of Ceres published in the Pacific Dairy Review inApril, 1908, the record of one of his cows for the year ending February29, 1908. He presents the weights and tests of the cream from hermilk made at the Ceres creamery as his report of her years perform-ance. This is his best cow and he has no record of the other andpoorer cows of his herd. It is a matter of interest to note how manydairymen can tell the yield from the best cows which undoubtedlyreturn a profit, but there is no record kept of the poor cows, many ofwhich give a red ink balance on the ledger. Lbs. Average Price 1907. Butter Fat. cts. March 60.04 .37 April 55.45 .27V> Mav 56.62 .251/, June 54.87 .28V, July 57.87 .30 August 53.45 .34 September 48.52 .35 October 48.39 .38 November 41.50 .35% December 36.74 .38 January, 1908 31.11 .37 February 32.32 .331/3 Totals 576.88 9.41 70 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EXPERIMENT STATION. We are glad to quote the report of Mr. Hewits cow Jewel as anexample


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