THE DAIRY.
HAND V. MACHINE MILKING. Mr A. Needhanij of Douglas, supplies some interesting figures regarding a number of cows in kis herd, the results all round being much in favor of the milking machine: — 1912 and 1913 HAND MILKING. No. Days milked, lbs.milk, lbs fat.
1 269 6076 213.00 3 5 316 6909 411.4.7 4 284 6153 233.40 6 271. 5003 179.92 7 266 5586 215.22 17 267 5991 ■ 221.41 22 257 5192 193.00 23 257 4737 204.88 28 219 5086 185.54 31 217 6300 221.13 40 245 4285 168.10 42 232 4241 147.04 1913 and 1914 MACHINE MILKED. 1 279 4345 226.55 3 ' 263 7317 220.55 4 2S6 7173 255.00 22 281 6353 216.76 23 269 6869 272.23 31 265 6550 244.54 17 268 6101 219.80 16 307 5878 240.56 WK "11 30 48 261 205 do/ 0 6653 ZiO.-JJ. 222.30 26 275 4882 195.31 34 9r.-, 6010 190.99
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 59, 1 July 1914, Page 7
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151THE DAIRY. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 59, 1 July 1914, Page 7
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