Butterfat Production: Factors Affecting Net Returns in Eastern New Mexico, Extension Circular 128

Series

Circular

Collection name

NMSU Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station Publications, 1889-Present

Date

1934-04

Decade

1930s

Author

Anderson, E. E.

Contributor

Hauter, L. H.

Cunningham, O. C.

Subject (LCSH)

Milkfat--New Mexico

Dairy farming--Economic aspects--New Mexico

Subject (NALT)

milk fat

dairy farming

New Mexico

Table of contents

Summary

Introduction

How data were obtained

Feeds

Taxes, interest and depreciation

Miscellaneous

Labor

Net herd increase or decrease

Credits for skim milk and butterfat

Net total cost

Prices leveled to study management practices

Distribution of feed cost

County comparisons

Relation between the percentage of herd in milk and net returns

Relation of production and net returns

Relation between type of pasture and net returns

Relation between feeding cottonseed meal and net returns

Relation of feeding practices and net returns

Relation between dairy equipment cost and net returns

Variation in the cost of milk fed to calves

Net returns and management practices of farms

Value dairy products uued [sic] in the home

Extent

29 pages

Notes

Circular containing detailed information on factors that affect butterfat production returns in eastern New Mexico, including costs, feeding practices, and management practices

Original publisher

New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts

Cooperative Extension Service

Place of publication

State College (N.M.)

Frequency

frequency varies

Digital publisher

New Mexico State University Library

Source

NMSU College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences (ACES)

Language

English

Type

Text

Format

application/pdf

Medium (AAT)

newsletters

Genre (AAT)

periodicals

Access rights

Open to re-use

Metadata cataloger

Schneider, Ingrid

Roth, Michael

Digital identifier

UAAPc000128.pdf