TWELVE POUNDS PER COW PER SEASON.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 26, 31 January 1901, Page 4

TWELVE POUNDS PER COW PER SEASON.

I am sorry I hnve to " bump op apßiost '' the nun who flays dair\irg »iil not pay for h'rcti Into:, says a c p .>rr?sprn hu- hue ij another *wi:ward set cf facts for him, which I «:■■; 'h»r> (1 from •-, <?f<nt!emar, whi'e t r a?p'ii.tj; in a tiain the other day. II he firmer who has nude over £l2 pt-r cow for the pist 3' a on, is a thirty jo v ' retid-nt tf fie Taieii. He !'■: a3 cne hondiei c iwa on one fsrm, i'»n<: fifty on the other. Eich milker ?►= io mi'k and fped tea cows, .•■ ud the herd i< atahled *r.d stali-fed f<T s,ix ocoathfi of the year. Ail the mi k i' made inta either chrese or outer. 'When cheese is a grod ptice, as it was Use sraaon, ail tan milk except Saturday night'.; and Sunday m<irnii>i>' is undo into cheesi, »hich fi .da ready Bale ia Danedin. The miik from t!>n odd two miikinga is mido into hotter, bo as to avoid Sunday labour if possible. No d fficirty is experienced with the labour trouble, for the employ is considered a good one, acd most of the bands stsy on for y.«f>rß. Th'B is another pie it that it is cot the labour difficulty that U the 1 bane of the industry'. Want of syrtem and management on the farm has a gocd deal to do with the labour trouble.— Dairyman.