One of ihe mn.it battering testiitionia]s the L.K.(; j 11iI kor haslet lfeciv"d iia.i Ijc.n the wiitten testimony m 11 s iavmir of one of the work! s leading dairying scientists, Professor Dean, of the Guclph Agricultural College. Writing of the expexiencc oi the College in milking machines, Professor Dean states that cxpei iments have been there con'luV,tt'd wi'li three meclianical milkers--- ihe iirchland, Tin,fie." I'iul Lawrence-heniiedv. The result •'•'■S I 'fen that the fu-.t two have Ken discarded, and a complete 1'.K.0. plant has been installed m 'lie College milking shed. The professor has expressed his satisfac•nt the work of the L.K G and Ins approval of the machine , s expected to attiact the attention ofdairymen throughout Canada. wh o have been waiting for a lead m regard to mechanical milking from the great Guelph establishment.
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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8003, 7 September 1906, Page 2
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