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I.IeCool*s Berber Shop located in the Rec
Hall has installed throe shovors so that
persons living or parking in and near
Palmer may have access to Shovror bath
facilities. The uniteinstalled
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The importance of proper milking cannot bo
! overemphasized, liven with the best feed, and
care, covra never reach full productive ca
pacity if t'us is lacking,
I One of the first principles of good milking
‘ is that it be perfomed rapidly. Rapid
milking- saves tine for the milker* more im
portant, it increases production and lessons
the chance of mastitis infection.
; studies have shewn that rapid milking actualr
| ly docs increase r.iilk production, Host of
! the r.iilk secured at each milking is already
j' present in. the'uddor by milking time, How
j over, only a small part of it i3 readily
available in ..the milk cistern and large
ducts. The renaindor—much the largest
quantity—is being hold in tho alveoli—
the millions of tin;'- glands in the udder—
and in the very snail connecting ducts.
These conta.inors arc so very minute that
r.iilk is hold firmly to their walls simply
by capillary action.
Only if tho proper stimulus occurs is this
uortion of tho milk released, Tho stimulus
prompts the.release of: a hormone by the
pituary gland, which is then carried in tho
bloodstream of the «ow to the udder, where
it causes the muscular fibers to contract,
squeezing tho milk into tho larger ducts
and milk cistorn, thus making it available.
But the effect of the hornono lasts ->nly a
few ninutos. Therefore, the largest yield
" of milk'is secured when tho cow is milking
rapidly, before the smaller muscular fibers
can a.gain relax, tightening their hold on
the milk contained in alvooli and tiny duct3,
If a coir becomes excited or frightened, an
; other hormone produced by,the adrenal glands
j has the opposite effect of tho hormone sc
| created by the pituitary gland. That is,
j it causes the coir to "hold up" her milk.
Washing*the udder with irarm water is an ef
fective way of providing the hooded stimul
us, For sanitary reasons, chlorine water
should bo used. The udder should be irashed
not more than a minute or so before the cow
is to bo milked.
.OIL LO 55£3
7 4£l*4/7
Adding organic natter and humus to the soil
is one or the best forms' of insurance agains
topsoil losses, according to G,0, Baker,
soils technologist at the University of Idah.
Including grasses and legumes' in the ere?
rotation vdll help prevent the loss of or
ganic natter. Leaving crop residue on the .
surface vail also help prevent erosion and
soil losses.
The number of farm houses with modern bath
rooms uore than doubled from 1940 to 1947,
and more than a million were supplied ldth
running water. Four-fifths were vdthout
modern Bathrooms two '/oars ago.