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Wisconsin bankers' farm bulletin
(1913-1919)

Humphrey, George C.
Wisconsin bankers' farm bulletin. Bulletin no. 16: the growing of dairy heifer calves PDF (1.0 MB)


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   WISCONSIN BANKERS'
        FARM BULLETIN
The Growing of Dairy Heifer Calves
                        By
            George C. Humphrey
      COlLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, UNIVERSITY
                  OF WISCONSIN
          SOME OF WISCONSIN S DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Starting with little capital and a number of ordinary cows, an upper Wisconsin
   dairyman in a few years' time developed a herd of profit producers.
       He used onIX bred-for-production sires and grew well the
           best heifers from his best producing cows.
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