. Dairy farming : being the theory, practice, and methods of dairying. Dairy farms; Dairy plants; Milk plants. LLANlII VID Lull N The size shown in the engraving (Fig. ~-l-') will make from 375 lbs. to -ido lbs. of butter at a i/hiirning, according to the quality of the cream. Price for this size, 50 dollars. The horizontal barrel churn, constructed for either hand or power, has usually three dashers running the length of its interior, projecting 3 or l inches from the staves towards the axis, and jwrmanenlly jilaced equi - distant. This churn (Fig. 250) is in general use in Pennsylvania, part


. Dairy farming : being the theory, practice, and methods of dairying. Dairy farms; Dairy plants; Milk plants. LLANlII VID Lull N The size shown in the engraving (Fig. ~-l-') will make from 375 lbs. to -ido lbs. of butter at a i/hiirning, according to the quality of the cream. Price for this size, 50 dollars. The horizontal barrel churn, constructed for either hand or power, has usually three dashers running the length of its interior, projecting 3 or l inches from the staves towards the axis, and jwrmanenlly jilaced equi - distant. This churn (Fig. 250) is in general use in Pennsylvania, particu- hirly near Philadeljihia, and is often called the Philadelphia revolving churn. It is used more or less all over the country, especially in small factories or dairies having light power, and is made by several of the best- known American manufacturers of dairy ap- paratus. The " Queen of the Dairy " is the name given a revolving box churn (Fig. 251) made by Gardner B. Weeks, of Syracuse, New York. It is made for factory use, in gangs of two, three, and four, â which may be used sej)arately or all thrown into one com- partment. The churn is admir- ably balanced, and even the large sizes may be turned by the hand-crank. This three-gang size will make 400 lbs. of Imtter at once. Price complete, 75 dollars. The butter-makers of Orange County, New York, still largely use the old-time barrel churn with the vertical dasher. In large dairies and factories two or more of these are made into a gang, to which any convenient power is attached,. BLANLHiBD ClLINDRK VL CH I". Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Sheldon, John Prince. London ; New York : Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co.


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