. California country journal. Agriculture -- California. 12 PACIFIC TREE AND VINE Creamery Report. Joseph Saner. proiiriet<-»r of the Gait Cieamery, supplies to the Gait "Ga- zette" a report of the results of his es- tablishment. He says: "Following are amounts patrons of the Gait Creamery are receiving, rep- resenting monthly cash payments. These figures, however, do not show all the farmer makes, as they do not represent the resulting benefits of skimmed milk that he takes home for his calves and hogs. The present fig- ures are arrived at by adding the cash received to the
. California country journal. Agriculture -- California. 12 PACIFIC TREE AND VINE Creamery Report. Joseph Saner. proiiriet<-»r of the Gait Cieamery, supplies to the Gait "Ga- zette" a report of the results of his es- tablishment. He says: "Following are amounts patrons of the Gait Creamery are receiving, rep- resenting monthly cash payments. These figures, however, do not show all the farmer makes, as they do not represent the resulting benefits of skimmed milk that he takes home for his calves and hogs. The present fig- ures are arrived at by adding the cash received to the market value of the butter which each customer takes home. "Charles Williams' account—July, $; August, $; September, $1S. Average nimiber of cows milked per monts, SV2: total amount received amount received jjer cow per month. $ "Harry Ferguson's account—May, .$; June, $; July $; Au- .i?, $; September, $ Aver- age nmnber of cows milked per month 15, total amount received for five months, $; average amount re- ceived for one month. $; amount recei\'ed per cow per month, $ "S. C. Bill's account—May, $23; June, $; July, $; August, $; September, $ Average number of cows milked per month, 6; total amount received for five months, $; average amount received for one month, $; amount leceived jier cow per month, $ "J. McKinley's account — July, $; August, $; September. $ Average number of cows milked per month. 33; total amount re- made, it adheres to the twigs and limbs remarkably well, even during such exceptionally wet weather as we had last Spring. In the tests more than seven hundred trees, in five orchards scattered well over the State, were treated with this wash. Only in one instance, when the foliage was too far advanced, was there any injury to fruit, leaf or twig, and ihis damage was slight. When applied before the buds
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