FARM AND DAIRY.
COW-TK,STING. The January li-nrc.s for the Strut ford I oM'-lc.-itin«r Association arc published by the Post. Kor the thirty-day period eliding January IS. l!)l:j, [lie highc/t herd a\ciage foi' (he Stratford Association was 3(>.i;4 lmtter-fat. and the lowest 2(i..W. The average Association cow produced 30.32, but, the ten best cows averaged 48.915. as against the ten worst I lie best cow gave 02.131b of lmttcr-fat, and the worst 10.2(5. The highest quantity of milk given by one eow was 1770 II), which at a test of 2.4 produced 42.48 lbs bntter-tat: the lowest quantity of milk was 2701b. which at a test of 3.S produced I0.2(llb butter-fat.
The Midhirst figures. compiled for (he thirty-day period ending January 13, run as follows .—Highest herd average 42.(iUb, butter-fat lowest herd average 21.SK, average Association cow 32.24, ten highest cows averaged 01.60, ten lowest 13.31). best cow gave 77.28, worst eow g.;ice !1.72 : the highest quantity of milk given by one cow was HiSOlb,' which at a test of 4.(1 produced 77.2511) butter-fat, and the lowest quantity of milk 2701b, test 3.(1. producing 0.721b butter-fat.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 220, 5 February 1913, Page 3
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185FARM AND DAIRY. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 220, 5 February 1913, Page 3
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