The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 9

Realization of E. A. est Hope g-feature.on a farm of this nature is the in which records are kept of the production of the 3 "Bach cow’in the herd is placed on official test over a seven days. To receive recognition and classifica- ip the A. R..O. it is necessary that they produce a cer- tity and quality of milk within the seven-day limit. yecords are carefully compiled and it is on the basis that the cow’s worth is determined gn establishment with the standards of the Carnation the greatest attention is paid to pedigree. A large maintaj for every animal, showing the ancestry generations. Thus it is always possible to tell all ting not only to the animal in question, but also to dam, grandsire, etc. fy precaution is taken to maintain the health of the d to make them truly contented. To actually insure Ith of the herd, all cows are under the supervision nection of U. S. Government Agents, representing feau of Animal Industry. Very stringent require- Shave been laid down by this Bureau of Animal In- y and all herds under its inspection can be given abso- ntee for the health of all individual animals sold. metimes it is asked why Mr. E. A. Stuart, President of nation Milk Products Co. and owner of the Carna- tock Farms, should spend so much time and effort in elopment of the Carnation Stock Farms. The answer it it is the development of a great big ideal held by Mr. t—an ideal which leads to the betterment of the dairy- dustry in the Northwest. Appreciating the fact that nd better milk is produced at the same cost by a red cow than by a grade cow, Mr. Stuart is working gacquisition of pure bred stock by the great majority The young pure bred Carnation bulls are {for distribution among the farmers of the North- Who desire to raise their herds’ standard by securing x herd sire. 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