Bulletin No. 40 - The Economic Production of Pork

This bulletin contains the detailed results of two years\u27 work along the lines indicated, and a summary of the work of four years as far as it has been carried along these same lines. In the summer of 1894, twelve lots of pigs were selected. They were purchased in Cache valley, and were a fair average of the pigs raised here. It was originally intended to put three pigs in each division, but just at the time of beginning the experiment it was difficult to procure enough animals of the proper age and size, so that the lots contained but two pigs each. These were fed as follows for 91 days