Seeded Permanent Pasture Cut Milk Production Costs, May 1, 1925

One farmer of Columbus County reported to farm agent J.T. Lazar that the permanent pasture seeded on his farm six years ago has been worth over $1,000 to the farm.

The cost of producing milk may be reduced by using pastures. The food cost is generally the biggest expense item in producing milk.

From the front page of the May 1, 1925 issue of The News-Record, Marshall, N.C.

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