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Our muse it doth refuse to sing	A
Of cheese made early in the spring	A
When cows give milk from spring fodder	B
You cannot make a good cheddar	B
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The quality is often vile	C
Of cheese that is made in April	D
Therefore we think for that reason	E
You should make later in the season	E
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Cheese making you should delay	F
Until about the first of May	F
Then cows do feed on grassy field	G
And rich milk they abundant yield	G
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Ontario cannot compete	H
With the Northwest in raising wheat	H
For cheaper there they it can grow	I
So price in future may be low	I
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Though this a hardship it may seem	J
Rejoice that you have got the cream	J
In this land of milk and honey	K
Where dairy farmers do make money	K
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Utensils must be clean and sweet	H
So cheese with first class can compete	H
And daily polish up milk pans	L
Take pains with vats and with milk cans	L
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And it is important matter	B
To allow no stagnant water	B
But water from pure well or stream	J
The cow must drink to give pure cream	J
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Canadian breeds 'tis best to pair	M
With breeds from the shire of Ayr	N
They thrive on our Canadian feed	O
And are for milking splendid breed	O
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Though 'gainst spring cheese some do mutter	B
Yet spring milk also makes bad butter	B
Then there doth arise the query	K
How to utilize it in the dairy	K
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The milk it floats in great spring flood	P
Though it is not so rich and good	Q
Let us be thankful for this stream	J
Of milk and also curds and cream	J
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All dairymen their highest aims	R
Should be to make the vale of Thames	S
Where milk doth so abundant flow	I
Dairyland of Ontario	I

James Mcintyre

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