... Anderson, Ed. “Canada Farmer,” Toronto. “CANADA FARMER” OFFICE, TORONTO, March 29, 1876. J. Harris, Esq._: DEAR SIR--Yours of the 25th inst. is to hand, and I shall be most happy to render you ...
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... Dean, William Briggs, Toronto. The Business of Dairying; Clarence B. Lane, Orange Judd Co., New York. Questions and Answers on Buttermaking; Chas. A. Publow, Orange Judd Company, New York. The Prolongation of Life; Elie ...
... Some readers will recall the case of the injection of the udders of show cows at Toronto to impose upon the judges. The cows treated in this way had the udders infected and ruined ...
... Published by the Toronto Board of Health ] Cooling= checks bacterial growth and but few germs thrive at a temperature below 50° F. The following table and diagram[4] show how quickly bacteria multiply in ...
... Eng., Toronto, Sept. 12, 1912. STÜBSCHEN-KISCHNER: Karmarsch-Heerins technisches Wröterbuch. 3. Aufl., 1886. TALBOT, ARTHUR N.: Tests of timber beams. Bul. 41, Eng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of Ill., Urbana, 1910. Tests of wooden ...
... and Dairy Farm Expositions of New York City, the Ontario Provincial Fair held each year at Toronto, or the annual State Fairs in New York, Wisconsin, Michigan and other cheesemaking sections will have in ...
... INTERNATIONAL TAX CONFERENCE, held at Toronto: _Resolved_, That it is within the legitimate province of tax laws to encourage the growth of forests in order to protect watersheds and insure a future supply of ...
... On page 23 a chart is shown, published by the Toronto Board of Health and indicating the temperatures at which various germs of disease are made harmless. Bacterial Count.=—The test for clean milk ...
... Montreal, Belleville, and Toronto (Canada).
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