Holstein-Friesian Register Volume 31, PT. 2 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913 Excerpt: ...Stock Farm Company callthe real fullblooded Holstein-Friesian cattle, that they will have for sale from this time on. Yours truly, C. S. Averill, The Yates, Syracuse, N. Y. (Send for pedigree) King Segis Champion 71546 World's record average, first prize winner, special and championship. Greatest in breeding and individuality. We made Lord Netherland De Kol the greatest A. R. O. sire in the world. We intend to give King Segis Champion every opportunity to make one of the greatest sires that ever lived. He is bred to produce the 50 lb. cow. Engage his service while his fee is only $200, to insure live calf. Send for photograph and pedigree. E. C. Brill, Stewartsville, Warren Co., W. J Xtrefher&field Orders Taken for Purebred Bull Calves Dudley P Rogers-Danvers.Mass Gossip Among the Breeders Holsteln Day -t National Dairy Show, Oct. 30. The Milk And Butter performance of the Holstein cow, queen of the dairy herd at the Connecticut Agricultural college, is given as follows: On her best day she gave 901 lbs. of milk containing 3.089 lbs. of butterfat. In 7 days, from March la to March 22, she gave 611.4 lbs. of milk and 21913 lbs. of fat. In 30 days, from March 14 to April 12, she gave 2,555.5 lbs. of milk and 86.826 lbs. of fat, being an average of 85 18 lbs. of milk per day. In the past fivmonths she produced over 11-000 lbs. of milk. During the months of March. April, May and June she produced 9.473.3 lbs. o milk. The W'ebaboa Experimental Fabm, New Zealand, wintered 20 young Holstein bulls last year which were to be disposed of this year. Domino V, granddaughter of Domino III, champion cow of the Holstein herd at the farm, is an excellent type of a dairy cow. As a heifer (in the 1910-11 season) she gave 11,249 lbs. of milk and 40...