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C. E. Ladd

 
9781330435403: Dairy Farming Projects (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Turn practical dairy know‑how into a year of hands‑on, classroom‑friendly farming success.

Dairy Farming Projects by C. E. Ladd is a practical handbook packed with month‑by‑month dairy tasks, projects, and activities. Designed for vocational students and hobbyists alike, it guides you through seasonal learning, real‑world barn planning, and daily farm operations. The book emphasizes initiative, reasoning, and applying local conditions to build a profitable dairy herd.

What you’ll experience
- A clear calendar that links the school year to dairy farming activities, practicums, and observations
- Step‑by‑step guidance on planning a dairy barn, choosing building styles, and arranging stalls, alleys, and storage
- Realistic advice for managing cows, calves, breeding, feeding, milking, and keeping records

You’ll also explore how to assess dairy cattle, plan crop rotations, maintain fertility, and prepare animals for show or sale. The guidance stays grounded in practical, worksafe methods you can adapt to your region and farm size.

Ideal for readers of agricultural education, farm‑management, and hands‑on dairy projects who want a structured, classroom‑friendly path to better dairy farming results.


  • Structured monthly activities and learning goals that connect classroom work with farm practice

  • Clear barn and herd planning guidance, from layout to equipment choices

  • Practical tips on feeding, milking, records, and herd management

  • Methods to adapt the material to local conditions and personal goals



Ideal for readers of vocational agriculture and dairy farming who seek a grounded, incremental approach to building dairy proficiency.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This is a hand-book for dairymen who are ambitious to increase their profits. Primarily it is intended for pupils inS mith-H ughes vocational agriculture courses who desire to enter on life careers of successful dairy farming, or to combine dairying with growing one or more cash crops. I ts author is himself known to be a successful dairy farmer. He is, also, an expert in farm management, an experienced teacher of vocational agriculture, and a successful supervisor of teaching in this field. We are now agreed that education cannot be bestowed. It must be achieved. Pupil initiative, pupil planning seasonably done and applied by local survey and job analysis methods, pupil observations and experience instantly and soundly appraised with a view to betterment of methods and results, preferably in connection with sizeable projects on home farms covering complete cycles of production, these are fundamental factors in effective teaching by the project method. A ccordingly, in this, as in the other books for pupils in this Project Series, there is no long pull of text that might tempt pupil or teacher aside into mere memorizing. Each section, as a rule, provides for some activity, something originated by the pupil or something given the pupil to do. Questions are raised, references are given, problems are proposed, practicums, surveys, and contests are planned, which make it necessary for every pupil to bestir himself in order to get into his mind and his habits the substance of the course. But the treatment is intended to arouse and to develop the utmost initiative on the part of both pupil and teacher.
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