At various places along the shores we see the beginnings of fruit and dairy ranches.
Though the country is densely timbered in its native state, the soil is such that when cleared it is of the finest for dairy and vegetable purposes.
The Dairyand Canning plant at Maracay is entitled to special mention.
We visited a cream and cheese factory where the most modern machinery is used in multiplying the products of the dairy industry.
The soldiers went into the dairy and drank all the milk, helped themselves to butter, cheese, meat, bread and everything in sight which they wanted.
Vegetables and meat were provided from the farm, and a dairy of fifty cows furnished all the milk and butter needed.
In rear of the kitchen was the milk or dairy house, and beyond this the smoke house for curing the meat.
I do not say that I will not do your weaving for you, but I must see first how it goes with my dairy work.
And since it is likely that they will want to buy the same dairy wares as before, Melkorka, you may have charge--but there!
Looking out to hurry the milkers she stood an instant in the dairy door, tall and straight and deep-bosomed, carrying her baby on her hip as though he were a doll.
It is not easy to dry some dairy cows prior to the birth of the next calf, and yet, as a rule, it ought to be done.
Dried beet pulp, a dairy food made at beet sugar factories, is a convenient green food.
At no time in the life of a dairy cow should she be allowed to suckle her calf longer than the third day of its existence.
In the dairy breeds, the Holstein, Jersey, Guernseys, French Canadian and Ayrshire are leaders.
Abortion~ A germ disease highly contagious and one of the most injurious of those which affect dairy cattle.
The dual types have an absence of extreme development in the direction of either the dairy or the beef form.
To calves grown fordairy uses they may form the sole grain food.
Calves for the dairy must be kept in a good growing condition, but without an excess of fat.
And so it was that Early Ann Sherman came to the Brailsford farm on Crab Apple Point in the dairy country of southern Wisconsin in April of the year 1913.
You could not have convinced him that a shot fired by a Serb in remote Bosnia could affect his prosperous dairy farm on Crabapple Point in the Fertile Rock River valley of Southern Wisconsin.
An opportunity was soon afforded me of carrying into execution the proposed dairy experiment.
I did not see any butter made here, and indeed the few products of the dairy that are obtained, are considered of no manner of importance.
All the farms which I had occasion to visit on my journey to Villa Rica, and from thence to this place, fully confirmed my opinion; for, miserable as was the condition of every department belonging to them, that of the dairy was still worse.
There are no dairy farms, and scarcely is any butter or cheese made.
Before the European war all the rice was bought in Germany, as well as a considerable portion of the fish, beer, meat and dairy products.
The dairy was cool and shady, and the sweet fragrance of the fresh milk mingled sweetly with odour of late honeysuckles and fuchsias clambering in at the window.
On the afternoon of the same day, Maggie Cameron the piper's daughter was in her father's dairy busily at work.
There is a good harbour, and the city has a considerable lake commerce in grain, flour, and dairy products.
Steamed bones, sometimes ground into flour, are much used in dairy pastures.
Dick's cough became violent at once, and when Chris led Summers into the vicinity of the dairy a few minutes later the cold had developed alarmingly.
He led him to a small dairy sunk in the side of the hill and roofed with stone.
In the early morning the hostess should go into her neat dairy to skim the cream; it will be much thicker if she does.
The love of a dairy is, with many a duchess, part of the business of her rank.
Kenlochewe Hotel, which is a purely dairy farm; all of them have some arable land; several are club farms.
Longa, in the sea loch of Gairloch, which is now uninhabited but affords pasturage for sheep, and Isle Ewe, in Loch Ewe, which is inhabited and contains a sheep and dairy farm.
They are also making a comprehensive study of milk and its constituents, weeds and their harmful effects upon dairy products, general sanitation of dairy barns, the drawing of plans, etc.
Dairy thermometers registering 212° Fahrenheit may be obtained; they are cheaper than chemical thermometers.
While the good wife went out to the dairy to see that the milk was covered up from an invisible cat, the men undressed, and the pedestrians turned into a double bed, the property of the missing Rufus.
Outside were a summer kitchen and a dairy or milk-house, and, a short distance off, were the barn and the stable, the sole occupant of the latter at the time being a cow that spent most of its leisure out of doors.
This has proven to be a great economy over the old plan, where each farmer made his own butter at home, because it was badly made as a rule, brought a low price, and kept down the reputation of the dairy industry in Ireland.
Cork is the center of the dairy trade of Ireland and exports a great deal of butter to London.
It follows that every dairy farmer in Ireland is not only interested in seeing that every farmer in his district forwards the best butter he can produce, but he is also concerned to see that farmers in other districts do the same.
A capital mistake, it seems to me, is being made by some of thedairy farmers of our own State.
I purpose trying my skill next summer: who knows but that I may inspire some Canadian bard to celebrate the produce of my dairy as Bloomfield did the Suffolk cheese, yclept "Bang.
The management of poultry and the dairy must not be omitted; for in this country most persons adopt the Irish and Scotch method, that of churning the milk, a practice that in our part of England was not known.
I have dwelt on the dairy information; as I know you were desirous of imparting all you could collect to your friends.
