. The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c. iting an absolutely dry ground: within easyaccess of all parts of the city and railway sta-tions. Electric cars will run to entrance gatesevery minute. Contagious Diseases of Animals. Summary of Returns issued by *h« Roard of Agriculturefor OJ a-* / r. ~_ ad 18 « )utbreaks Reported. 6 nV, CO 0OMC m ;o c O I-* »-h Rabies. H Othr Animls. | d : Dogs. Y> ! ; :M Glanaevs(includingFarcy). Animals Attacked. © ~f SB |Q CO -f a or. or* cs 1- pHU3 CO i—• Outbreaks. CO CO COPi -f ?l r-~ anCD IN Oh 00 X CO Foot-1 and-MouthDisease Animals
. The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c. iting an absolutely dry ground: within easyaccess of all parts of the city and railway sta-tions. Electric cars will run to entrance gatesevery minute. Contagious Diseases of Animals. Summary of Returns issued by *h« Roard of Agriculturefor OJ a-* / r. ~_ ad 18 « )utbreaks Reported. 6 nV, CO 0OMC m ;o c O I-* »-h Rabies. H Othr Animls. | d : Dogs. Y> ! ; :M Glanaevs(includingFarcy). Animals Attacked. © ~f SB |Q CO -f a or. or* cs 1- pHU3 CO i—• Outbreaks. CO CO COPi -f ?l r-~ anCD IN Oh 00 X CO Foot-1 and-MouthDisease Animals il d i/. m : : © Anthrax. Animals Attacked. 6 3K 300 CO »0 CM1- Ol 1-a0 i» ev ; * 1 ** *o :„ >o 33 Sfi M e Asll t S & July 31, 1905. AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL 145. very great difficulty—alwaya lias been- in main-taining a full supply of milk and butter duringhot and dry weather, and it is <|tiito certainfrom cxpererue that the weather has a very tell-ing effect upon the quantity of butter fat in thein11k. Upon the same pastures, and from thesame cattle, we have known an increase of asmuch as over 2 lb. of butter per head over alarge herd to take place in the month of Junofrom one week to another. The only questionthat could possibly account for this great differ-ence being the weather. After rain the cattlerest quieter, flies are less troublesome, and agreater amount of succulent grass springs in the sheds and yards, and succulent feed,must be factors in this increase. Notes and Jottings. At the time of writing, the intensely hotweather of the past fortnight appears to be givingplace to more temperate heat. The thunder andrain storms that have been rather severe in somedistricts, appear to have cleared the air and muc
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