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farm the tremendous amounts of valuable fertility 

 produced by the stock in order to raise still larger 

 crops the following year. The effect will be 

 cumulative. 



Greater fertility will produce heavier crops. 

 This, in turn, will maintain more live stock 

 and the process will be repeated in some degree 

 each succeeding year until the maximum producing 

 capacity of the land is reached. There is scarcely 



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a farm in the country today which has ever been 

 made to produce its maximum amount. The time 

 is rapidly approaching when the insistent de- 

 mands of an unsupplied market will drive the 

 American farmer and dairyman to more inten- 

 sive methods and will compel a largely in- 

 creased return from each acre of land now cul- 

 tivated. The field for intelligence and special man- 

 agement is no greater in any line of business than 

 is found in the dairy industry today. There is no 



