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CHEM ICALS USED
TO CLEAN CANS
Chlorinated Lime Is Good in
Killing Bacteria.
Chemicals may be used Instead o f
hot water In sterilising milk utenulla,
and innnjr farm er* are fludlng tliia an
easy method o f keeping milk rana and
other dairy equipment clean and sun-
Itary, says I.. II. I'.urgwald, profeaaor
o f dairy technology at tha Ohio State
university.
Chlorinated lime, which may be pro­
cured In 12 ounce cans, la commonly
used for thla purpose. In preparing
tha chemical for use In sterilising milk
utenslla, oua 12 ounce can o f chlori­
nated lime la thoroughly dissolved In
a gallon o f water, the clear solution Is
syphoned off, stored In a tightly stop­
pered gluss bottle and placed In a cool
dark place. In tha presence o f sun­
light tha solution rapidly loses its
strength.
A fter milking, (lurgwsld states, the
utensils are Immediately rinsed with
cold water and then washed with hot
water containing a washing powder
(not a soap powder). A fter the milk
utensils have been thoroughly washed
with the hottest w ater possible to han­
dle, they are then rinsed with a so­
lution made by adding a half gloss of
the rhlorlua solution to live gallons
of water.
The chemical Is effective to killing
bacteria If tha milk cans are clean,
but If they are dirty It will do hut
little good. Cans returned from tha
milk plants or creameries may be
rinsed with the chlorinated lime solu­
tion and then drained Just before
milking time.
Retaining Proven Bull
for Future Is Prudent
Some years sgo Mr. W. A. Dryden,
one o f Die leading breeders o f Short­
horn cattle In Ontario, made a com­
ment that hears Just as directly on
dslry entile Improvement as on beef.
“ W * will netar make the Improvement
we should make," said Mr. Dryden.
“ until we have more proven sires.
Plenty o f our best sires are sold to
the butcher after one or two years'
use end before we really know Just
wbnt their progeny w ill be." At that
time Mr. Dryden had a couple o f bulls
Unit he had used In his own herd.
Innurd to neighboring breeders. He
wus watching their offspring and.
should they prove exceptionally good,
the sire was right at hnnd to he used
to his limit for the Improvement o f
the Shorthorn breed. “ Dairymen o f the
Scandinavian countries havs long had
a system o f sire exchange, that en­
ables them to hold sires until their
daughters have been tested In produc­
tion. flood sires are then relulnrd for
service as long ns they are active and
the result has been a remarkably rap­
id Increase In the average milk pro­
duction per cow In these countries
And we. In Canada, continue with the
lilt and mlsn plan, or lack o f plan,
that hns always been the rule on this
continent, nnd every yenr good bull*
go to the block."
Production Record of
Show Bull Proved Good
Th e question I* often asked a* to
whether dairy hulls which win high
honors In the show ring nre ever much
good ns sires o f high producing daugh­
ters. Thnt such hulls do get progeny
which make good In milk production
Is being proved by one o f ('nnndn’s
most famous Holstein hulls.
Jnhnnnn Itag Apple I'nhst. n black
snd w hite bred In the Cnlied Slntes
nnd bought by the Mount Vlctorin
farm s at Hudson H eigh ts Quo., two
or three yours ngo for the stoep price
o f $15,000, was never defeated at a
m ajor exhibition.
Before being re­
tired after Inst year’s Royal W inter
fnlr. he had won 25 grand champion­
ships and several times had been
named “ All-Am erican” grand cham­
pion.
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T h e c a lf enn ba taught to drink by
allowing It to suck the fingers and
gradually lowering them Into the milk.
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One cow often enta the profit* made
by another. Feed each cow according
to her production. A high producing
cow need* much more grain than a
low producer.
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