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-___ (BY RAYMOND PEARLE, Ph. D.)

(This is the final of the series on poultry farming contributed by Mr.

P°a"l°° Bwk number! IIIBY be Obtained on application a',t this office.

Nell W°°lK'l llrticle is on "Buttermaking on the Farm," and is written DY MP- G°0r8e H. Barr.)

____ D"'°'"°d w°‘kl”¥ °ll`lWlI1¢s and lveclfications for one section or unit of

5 °'-“‘f!~ll'l-fI‘0l1~t house are here given. From these data onyone can fisure

out what will be the colt of buillll¥I€ one of these houses of any desired length at th’ l.’"°°' °l' blllll'-llIIS material current. in his locality. 6 ' Mlilerlel needed for s unit of curtain-front house:- _. I; _".

i . LUMBER. A ' "

` (SDN-Ice .is specified slmlluly because that is the material actually used in i-he building described. Any other equally strong lumber may be used. Amount! are Elven in hoard feet unless otherwise specified.)

Th° f°ll°WlI\8' estimates do not allow for waste in cuttingz- __~" 8 cedar posts. ii ret long, s inch iuitts. ' ~I~

350 feet 2 X 4 lIl¢l\ Silruce for studs.iloor. window and coop frames- 4'-§'§»'_:':’

650 feet 2 x 8 lncli plank for floor ioists. outside walk. etc. ‘_§

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180 feet 6 x 6 inch spruce for siils. ' ‘ii 28 feet 4 x 4 inch spruce for corner studs and wall stringere. .F _i tes, .51 .- 40 feet 2 ll inch spruce for rooste, etc. _-"" ,'~1,_;lI ,1'_» I_,-P, . 215 feet x 5 incli spruce for rafters. _,f _#3 ,»;';:'="' ‘=">2:' _ 39 feet 2 x il inch spruce for steps. ' =' Ji, -~>: f 2 ___ _(_. 12 feet 2 " 5 lll¢l1 Bliriice for step frames. 'E'-pf "» .'; 11%' 110 feet 1 x 8 inch boards. spruce, for braces for rafters. 1 =I'=o_ 5"' 38 feet 1 x 9 inch board, spruce for doors. " l""I""""v"" 10% feet per door six-inch boards, spruce, for door braces.

_2,3i10 feet boards, spriico or hcmloclt, for outside liozirding, walls, floor,

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100 filet l'>0f\l‘<lS. Spruce, for roost frames. _ _ 4° line" feet lx 2 Inch spruce pleneti to 1 :i-4 by 1 i-4 iiiciies. 50 feet pine for curtain frames. 6 feet 2 x 3-4 inch spruce. _/' _ ._‘.“:~,»g\_"'_»__?_-. ' ._ ` ,f;,i;_'* _l zo mths. ' _,.-;;_¢g;ifQ_»;i.i7g,--._j‘§5i

55 fct spruce boards for feed and grit trouffhs. ' "~',5<i`I=§Iii.I.`~_‘ *_-_=3‘I' ity..- 6,0|J0 cedar shingles. H

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1 pair double noting spring hinges, crm,-g_ __`¢l_1_if'\,f-ffili{Ii}_i§£§§DTlr;_n~§_y5i. 1 pair 6 incli licavy T hlnrzos, with swltli screws. ]_-'_f_ ."'*'{ _i-'i]_I_ " 7 pairs G-inch light T hinges with sc-rows, ’ I-_.'-'_ifT'\_»j,_l.l§f):|§. ¢i ;_"‘ 4 pairs 3-inch light T hinncs. with sort-\\'s. 'I-“"li'i""'1'i5'.f-‘ =":“»I1<`;}'_I_v "lf 2 piiirs 2 x 2 inch butts. with scr¢.wS_ 5 pairs 3 x 3 inch hints, with screws. _I .'_`L.`_i`.,.'!’ ~._,._j~;::f.~ ‘»»,’.';_1A.,,,ii\i,_ 2 dozen No. 10 scrows, two inches long. "l’.f.3='l»_il5"'$»' 20 pounds tlirec-poniiy sinirlc nails. -“_T_[Q'!'é'\!'5;;'H_'2__,_if,,%.¢,:___.§{}l____j14f{4;{`. '_' 75 pounds vlglit-poniiy common naiig_ ff -'i ri.."§’f/Ulft4f,iiii»;i\w,l" `;i.'»_¢"_,',_'."R _-_

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1 pound 3-l inch staples. '"7" f’

2_i.humb latches complete with screws.

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The yards to most poultry houses are at the south. or in the sheltered

siflcs of thc buildings, to afford protection during' the late .fall and early spring. when cold winds are coniinon. The wzirmcd house had yards on lmtii north and south sides, with con\'€!iir!‘it gates. The south yards were uscil \iiitil the cold winds were ovcr in spring-_ whnn the liens wore allowed to 1:0

to the north yards, which were wrli Set in crass sod- Viflth the curtnln-front liouscs the ards iiccti to hc on thc north side on‘y The birds are Kelli ill the

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building until the wentiior is suitiilvle for opciiiiig the smoll doors in the r01-ir wall. Tlic necessity for getting tlicm out of thi- opoii front house. when they iirc i-cally subject to most of tho out-oi'-door coiidltions durintr the ¢lz'll'¢lm€» is not so great ns wlicii thcy are L-onfincd liiclos-‘lil iiiiiiscg with walls and glass ivinilows. The clear, opcn l'ronts of thc cui-iniii front lioiiscs allow teams to pass close to thc opcn door of the pens for t-if-:iiiiiig out worn rriatt-i'i!tl and dclivcring new bedding. and also allow aticiiilziuis to cute-r and lcavc iili pens from the outside walk and rciich tlic fi-eil i-ooin without passing through the intervening pens.

2 storm wiiirloivs. 12 iiglits. 10 x 12 liiuli glass.

‘ G sfiiinrcs l»uilding paper.

‘ 10 fret 42-inch poultry netting.

3 yards 42-inch 10-ounce duck.

7 yards 30-inch 10- ounce duck.

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ln nll the cxpcrimcntal work with ini-im: lions nt thc Maiiic station use

is iiiiiilii oi’ trap nests, During thc past year ii in~\'.' i_\'l»<‘ iii il'IliI ll“9l lllls l’0~`" di-\'i.=-‘l wlilcli is pro\'ini,: extrcmcii' S:itisl':ii-toi~_v. 'I`lii\ l`\-aiiircs in which this iicst i_' superior to the type foriiit-rl_\' list-il nt tht- stiiiloii :irc (1) t.‘crtiiint.\' :iuii pi\\'Islon of opcriitiuii; (2) l?i'u:i‘.ei~ ,<iiiiplii‘it_\' oi' i~oiisii'\ictir~ii, \\'ltli/l0.i.\' tciiilviioy to get out ol' order :ind \‘.'\\I k lI=|Iii.\'? 3) »“1\\'ll‘F5 ‘if l“l'U" in ""'

si-ttiiipr of host nftci' us-‘_

The nest is fi box liiic .=:iructurc. \\'lllioiit froiii. "H" '"1' l‘I'>\'ei‘, 28 iiich<-.ii

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long, 13 inches wlilc. and 16 iliclics dc.»p_ iii..-:ide liiciisuii.. A illiisioii bociii_l_ with a, clrciilai- t-_-ii T 1-2 inclics ill di;ilni»tcr. is placed :irross the box 1..

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Int-lies from thc rcui- eil.; . i 15 iiiirnt-s froiii thc: lioiit tnil. Instead IJ- ~”I\

ing'tlio partition between tho two Diris oi' iiic iiost made with u circuiur

hole, it is possible to have simllll' fl Sfrnilfiit bozird partitioii extending HD

six inches from the bottom, its shown in i‘i;:uro li. Tlic rvar sectioii is tht xii.-si pi-opr-i-. _

The front portion of thc iicst lilis no fixi-d lioitoln. llisiciiil tlicrc_ i.s_ _.L

iiioviililc bottioni or lrcnille which lu iiiiiiwii :ii thc lun-it 1-nil (fig. S). lo tiils tri-iidlo is hinged the door of the ii<‘Si. 'l`lit~ ii~i~:idlc is iiizido of 1-: liilrli pIII<' stuff with 11,5 inches hard wood clears nt ral-li ond (fills ii l\II\i I0) UI ll0l"l i ‘_" txews, which fasten the hinges. It ‘S 1;: liiclics wide rind 12'/4. inI'iII’S lit"-‘»~ Ai-ross its upper face. just bclilnd tho liillizcii iII>i\1ir.i; llic door, is ilulleil II

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_,im 51,41, four inciwg wide, lie\'clii»ii on lnitli soles, .i.~ sliouii in ill-\il_< \ _llI_

10. The dor of the iii-st is not iiiiidi- solul, but is :iii 'IlI0II fllll"L‘ ill*-" fl ‘ ill), to tho inni-r side of \\'liii‘li is fliltci .l i\'.'iih f=il’~i’l‘5) it """"':',""""".' """".' ul' ‘/ii-incii incsli giil\':uilzi~il .si-ix-eiiliii: (<l`IH\‘II-=l<>IIS ~\` lib' ‘J lll\`ll"5~l l1"` ”"‘l""' "L tin; doin- nrt- .strips ot' 1,'-,',-iiicii bcccli .>'.\\i`|', 121 iiirlii-S l1‘II.I-Z' llllil l'l"l""" “"l"' liiiircd at tho cnils to _iolii to the top :tiiil iioitoiii 'II' illi' <l"l'l‘~_ ill” i"l‘ "f_ll"_; .looi~ is a strip of liuril wi-iid 13 iin;lii».~i i..|i':, and ll: l1ll'lI<'=` \\`IIl\’» l'ill""‘l_l"_ -‘ .iiiii fy ln¢h¢_e rriiiii cucli i-nil. The pro_ioi~tiIi;; ends i-i` this lop sirlll -‘i\’l"\l’ 'ill

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,.¢,,l,s fur me d,,,,|- wht-ii ii, cliisvs (iil.. nt. '1 in l otiiiiii_i»l’ l_iii_ ili»oi___~i t\___;__lli____ wooil strip 10'/,'. iiiclics x »i liiclics. 'lilo sal- _~iiiip_~. ni~ lii_l~\_ ll _______) ___________ this bottom strip in such ii wu.\' “S ll' ill'-»_I\'ct Sill-¥lIll.‘ _l_~‘_""‘_ _:__;_____ tlic froiit siirfncc oi' ilizit strip, for at i'\‘;i.<oii wlii_i~li uii lc .i_l_l< _ . _ _ ___

‘\Vlicn thc nest is oiicii the door exit-lids iiorizoi;t;iii_\' iii iiuiit, .is_sio\_li_»_

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fig. il. In this position tliu >.idi. stilpf. oi tl.t ilooi IiS_i- _\'l_lsl\___i_’____‘__l__ ‘_’____ ’_f_______ ____

luvlms WMC’ bc\""""" 0" ""' "'."c" """"" “""'f' 'xl' '~|i'l foi|'r' iiiI~ii|-s \\‘iii'. llic nt-st. This bcccli strip is iiliilc;l io ti_ii_- _top __r_i _:_ _ l;:_=_________ ____ ______ ____ _________ ri str p t\vo ncics \' < c. _ __ _ .. _ ._ ___ ,|,,..,. sink.-i thc ii.~;ids have ii..cii cut tcnnip.\i<__i_ii____il)_ __l li_i____t_i__r__i_i_l_l_; s___i:_i:_____ ______ ________ wlii~n the nestis closed. liie liiiii,¢___ ___t_i_ ______;_ ________- _____du ___ “____.k _._,_._\. ure narrow 3-iiiuli giii\j:inlZ\`l-l '_"".' \v"" li will' not rust. *'llSlll'- lt ls ll""*`5s""y L0 "S" " "ms .. "!' ' .-li ii. .i. -i'r i'roiii :in vxiiiiiiiiatloii

,|~lie mniincr in \\'iii;-li tin- iiost :iii i__i_< s \\_i _t__i .______ _______ _________\_____ ___ __________

of fllfurcs il and 10, wlilcli i=lio\_~.' it :;\_iI_|_i.i~_iii_.~_i ;\__i__ ________ -______ __________ ___ _____________ ill" lllllllle- A llc" “l"’_ut nfl .`.i,,. ilic point \\'iii~:‘i- tht- ilu->i‘ is ul" ‘l“l'k buck Ur me "0"" \.\,i' 1 you '..,..,,|1,. t-iiusc sit go drop. This :It hinged to the trcuille lier ui. Ki _ ____:__"__ _‘_____ ____ ___________ ___ _.___ ____ It ___ _hm thu same um" l"""' "N door 'Q' if tiii-"ii<\st iinill ilu- nlieliilixiit lifts tlic door iinliossible for tlic hen to get oxii <____ ___ _______ ______ ____ _______ ___ __x_____me__, §|m_ niid tlic treadlo and resets it. tu ___ __ ,_ ____________ ____ ____ ____________ ________________ pl<._ It has no locks or trlgl;ers_ _c;__;_:______ ii___<___________ ______ __ “`._.\_,hi of |,._..,, mm, 't do" and treadw 't "8" "0 ""'i'il s i'iii1'» the ti-ith. All bi-iirililt S\IYiI\C\'*I 1"" llllll R IJ*-Illllll “ll ll‘° u""““"e “ .0-})|¢n_'f“.,, _,|~,,,,,.i-ti' of this \vooil to take on n m""e "Y ""P""` """["'s" 0-' l""'\‘lli\ll 'l"~t- ii~s|'- 'iii'\i.sc :it tliv .\ii\iiic sti\tlo:i llliilllb' DUllSll'~‘ll -“ll"r""" _“_"'_' _'__ ___._i,.r y_,'_ pn' ifri-titer' tliiriiliiliiy. \\'l\t-ro triip have the doors of iiuyil \\i,»_u .______s _ ________,___`____1__`,, is mm ,.,..,,,m,,,|,.,,i in 'hc im,” “°”i° are °°“5i"mly 'U "sc`| “,351 'do'»'i~ 1-oiild lic t-oiilti'in'toil of soft wood- ruii. For tr-mporixry Ili” :lit _'B' .-,ull,,\ ,mi-i ii-:iv out, mid :is it has no i.-over

To rcmovo is icii io .t-. . _- ._ _ _ ~ .1 _ 1 me in-iiior mi-

‘h° is """"y "“'ght‘ 'ho """"'c\'ft'¢'~" £"".,§§'f` l;.'."i'i' li-limi" 'ori'"i'i rt-iv li'iii..s ti... try niiiiio on the record she.-t. imc? _n'_\____i.___.________ __________________ _________ n____,__._ hone do not object to lI;‘i::§__lI_l_‘_‘: ' mill’ BXPDCI-lII5 l0 l-I* P "' ° ' | - ihoiuzlit tlint soinc lions

| Before com":;1ni"'x(liheii::\Tpi;l¥ '\C'l'If:r"i'l'l'i'i'i? nliil'l'}l`\.l0t't io tho noise ini-lilont

ffl Bht be irritut ly 0 _ . _` _ ._ fr. “pals linve been iw-ii nr. to it, but such docs not s<‘<'lY\ l° _l_‘_'____§_:_‘__:_"':_,'______:_';_l;__,. nm] l,|_\.m,,,m_ R,,(.|(.,_

tha Maine station' f_\r I.e!ilii_i_"i_i_I;»___ __.,,-=,,',;'},,i~ 'ilic imp nt-slii i-nn only l»i- cull-

rh, ummm; 0 t inc icuii ' " . -iii il»1~i~ il-iii=~.~i. 'rim iiiiio

mated sums me “ne""um"' "mp '3\li't'l'i"'t"i<l'iiihnltid of rinsls iii usd li_‘.' varies from one day lf' l“‘°i"""' '|" in »iii-ing for tl.4\ iicsis wlioii tho lions nouns "M tatal "mn used ('n"h 'lay cst"im'\tcd tii:it rim- nciivc llcrson ii.-_ were laying most heavily. It ill" ";°'",.,,' ,,|,|'i,,|.@ t-ure ur 400 to soo ni-Bi, ,,,,_.,, voting his entire time to traps IIP:___:_____;_ me yefws work iio would nced as- lly 2.000 to 2,600 hens, when com “nc _l¥______' Wm, ,|,,|~¢ he could crirc for inc ."“M"c° in b°nd'n‘ the "Hd" b"l'dsi|"nliir~i‘ wlir-ii ilir L-SK I-'i<~iil.=i would lirub- nests without assistance until in ' ' i » ~ed iorother duties

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Nothing but Very Belt of Reasons Geedl Enough for A Change.

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I' SOME ONTARIO STATISTICS.

The fact will soon be s.s nerelly ze- eognized now as it was f?'merly dis- belleved. 11181. as a general rule, it is not a wise plan to change med with- out the best of reasons for doing so. Accllmated seed in nearly all instances “'lll Bll/B better results than seed __ l1I`0I1Kht from o. distance, the conditions _being equal. This is equally apparent _whether seed is taken northward or southward. The difference is lass -When U16 ¢l18JIKe is made from east to west, and for the reason probably that the difference in temperature is less.

Experience has shown that oats

taken from the north to the south are practically worthless there; though ever so good in the north they are al- most certain to rust badly in southern cilmes. So, too, the rustproof cats of

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N0 one should attempt to make but-

ter In this day and see wniieuz ii cetnrifugul separator. which separates milk immediately after milking, ge there is only the cream to care for. About two years ago we bought a gas- oline engine and a 60-gallon churn, being determined to lessen our labor by keeping the cream from ton cows for a week. We asked advice of sev-

(BY Pnor. 'moms s1=r.Aw.>‘ _. (sv ruoinis is. wii.i>i':_) (ny _i_ ii, HAR., _

Probably the most pronoui.- _ wil

_useful trait of the Angora. goat is its ability to free pasture of weeds and ibrush. A Lulictln of the Department of Agriculture claims that 40 |08!! will clear as much land ss a men with a, me.ttock,and do it much better. Amem- bsr_of the Iowa. State Board of Agri- culture is nuthority for the statenieiit that the Angora goat has added ti.-

erlll blltllll' m5\l¢9l'B. including some. 000.000 to the value of Iowa land in the

with long experience, and they all ml.; we could not make first-class butter and chum only once a week. But we were confident we could, and our customers will prove it, as we sell to private houses in Grand _ Rapids, re- ceiving not less than 30, cents por

pound ln sumnad' and 35 dents part of the winter. e could sell ten times

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Tl-ns Avnsnias cow cAP'runEs MANY masons.

“Died Ayrshire cow, owned by Samuel

.Tones of Wisconsin. This cow has taken first premiums is number of _times at the \'.'lscon.sin state fair and is a heavy miiker. She utilizes het' fcntl to good advantage and is considered a very profitable ds,ii~y c0\v. Animals of this character count for much in the dairy industry.

the south when taken north sometimes as much and would keep more cows,

north. It has also been found that the enough bugiiiegg fm- an g0_ac,-e gm-m

lt' t,.ii:en from thc north, docs no answer our fe@d_ nearly so wcll ns the seed of winter

'last ten years. by freeing it of brush and weeds. There are millions of now! of land in Canada, the value of which could be more than doubled by the raising of these animals for s. few years at practically no cost to the farmers. as the goat will psy for its keep anda handsome profit besides. I The goat is the only animal that will .take the job of clearing our land and Dila a great portion of the brush and _weeds in his shed as manure, and ask nothing for doing lt. All he asks is n dry place to sleep,.wlhch he will go to himself. and some feed when it is toe _ wet for him to o out. For this he gives up a fleece of hair, worth from $1 up, and each year another (rubber, in th.- form of a lusty kid. I

The goat will eat any feed that ari.\'

other animal will out and a great deal that no other animal will touch, but it must be clean. ln summer he will eat all kinds of brush and weeds and l€B\'@

and the bark from s great nmfiy MP- lings, peeling them up six feet high.

sure. except a corrai, and hence do 'i

turn them; they are more apt to crawl

the job. A woven wire fence three f 't

with square meshes is preferable, with

late winter or spring, usually one. D'-ll

stay wires not closer than twelve inch- _ _ _ _ _ es “Darn l --»~ t.ie same sit mess. l`he doctor said lil

Angqg-5 gong breed but once a year __ _ \ _d _ V-'lIS___Q‘piiotri fever and gave _me sorrw -is -min »-In foo »~-If In ~ '°..J8.. I:°:’.::."..°.':.:::.".. 22:.:..:.." ir.r.~;;‘-is' .‘.;"..i"...i“<.2..a‘.i‘. in

Expcrliiients have also shown that

wiiiicr oats of the rust-proof viirlotics will do far bcttcr in the middle states iiftilr they have liccii brought from tho south and grown for u. fcw ycnrs than when first introduced. There is no saying, therefore, nt present, what grains \\'lll and will not be grown in the future in :iny ,<.ri\'cn locality.

The following' statistics of tho princi-

pal iiclil crops ol' lliitiirlo for 1901' sliou' the iicrcagc as compiled i'roiii indi\-idual r<~iurii:~i iiindc li_\' i`iiriilci‘s to tho (liitnrlo

_Burr-nil of liiiliistricn and thc yields ns cstinintf-tl by un i-xpi-riciii-<‘il stuff of irorrespondciits cnilirzicing every town- ship.

Fiiil whcnt, 663.375 acres, yielding 15.-

iI96,i'»G2 bushels. or 24.1 pci' acre as coin- iiarvd with 24.2 in 1908.

Biiricy, 695,232 ncrcs, yielding 18,273.-

liiislicis. or 26.3 per ucrc, as coin- p:iri~rl with 23.5 in 1003.

tlfits, ‘.’,GLl.'.,.'.Si'i acres. yielding R7,El6G,5i2'i'_

liiisiicls. iii' 32.6 por acre. us conipur--il \\'iili fil.i<i in IUOS.

1’i-us, 381.1509 ticrcs, yielding 7.842.927

biislir-ls. or 20.6 pcr acrc, as compared with 18.7 iii lilflx.

Immediately after separating W0

\\'Fii0r. havin it in o. gil that fits

CGi|€(| Tl"l0ll8l!` BJIH \D9Y lI'I83.l` IFDIII L” LO

_ __iiD iusnanirrgl -

'rlicre is no country in Lbs world

where breeding of domestic anim-ilu

IIUTI:-Not men one correspondent ees time. Questions should

eonelli. and should

xx' 0:3. r|esu&:' "% must'¢ue1»":tAmped m"=fnps.- . '?

Rename-. c. L.: "mouse colt. UDD!-hl Did. fs ruptured mt- samuel, there nearer' ‘ii

Ann.-'.l‘r¢ot me some ll ree I

,siill il

_for Buboeri-bor. Bertha. _. Tlndoal Tender.- 0. N.. Bithdird

“A 'iralulhlo ho_rse_has very tend# R1' dons md is crippled lllke sl horhli-_ dared. Lf the tends be teihved 1 Elgin in win an an qt." i

with pnmrno rnbliei-;peC

shoe sin ampm oumpimrto the ea<, dom u s. uit. _ ' _i

lwptixro -Qsbscribor, Berums- ' " imeemomtm oM,h.ssr-apt-uro¢'ooutd» »1.seo»fuhen'¢e|'|aboutfiiveiinohal front ‘of the nuvsl. What can be dm

has been brought to such s degree ot forlt?"

accomplishment as in the United Kinsdom. The British breeds of horses, of dogs, of cattle. and sheep can compete with the breeds of any other nation. This is not only duo to the fact that soil and climate are ex- tremely favorable to breeding; but it ll largely because the British breed- ers are born artisans in their craft and know their business thoroughly. And the agriculture in general labors under hard oondhions in the island kingdom, causing breeding to be rather expensive, the excellent qual- ities of the breeds secure high market value so far.

On the other hand, one cannot be

blind to the fact that breeding of horses with quality is improving ra-

pidly in many other countries, and it il not inipossfb e that the time may come when foreign breeds to a cer- tain extent will command the market in England.

At present, however, Great Britain

has nothing to fear of foreign compe- tition. And in one branch of breed- ing sbe is actually the leader of the world. That is, when we speak of impi-`oved llgbt breeds of borses._ Most all such breeds are more or less dependent on the English race horse,i

know how to jump. Any good fence will 'FI' -»f.,,;;--_-_-_ __ -'ii ___ ____ __e_._,..

under than Jump over, but when they _,i_,"~'-i_..'-5 __;_, ‘§~ once learn to jump they are E005 Sl ',~ ._'f'l _;:_,i.§f_¢ _.5 _if

.;. _ ly `

.éss

.,;¢ .: _*ls-

¥ *`Yv“~“- ‘fa-f _'_,‘.-.F-_'-;_3_l’ _ " .i ._

S

to cali u on the world and lnvit

Ana.-Lt the ruplturo does not lst

sl heélnoww older an o ration wil bt I-:glitz Employ s qusmaed voterlnm-i

Cblllhtng Home -Subscriber, Habib-»_' "Two of my horses have coughed fn' some time; now all of them sn sitfeetei. Cough is' 'worse when horses sro drtved- -_

mme "€¥';h;' h ia t olund b '

.- emi( no

ml-Il\Ymhay it dboiald yield__t.o trea.tr£ _ W. ..:.*..“;‘_' W °°°- ° “°“’° "-

-_ i

Wlre Cut- 0. B.-'Horse hal U. wird"

out on front mot three yous ago. bo- fore I bought him. Cut wma healed.

leevtsg the foot greatly enln_.i-Jed. Tho' large cot has rotted si.noe h weather

£4 _l_i_eof seems loose. Wrist should be

ne

Anl.- The use o$__hiyd.rogen peroxide sl I

s.ri injection into ie diseased foot mar, ::le%e__but Ibeiieve ssurgical operation il ‘

Feeding Colt- 0. B.>- "Wbsit ldnd of

food is beet to feed to a ooiit trwo rnfontbl old, weaned from its mother?"

‘A.ns.-Give cow'l milk, about A nfl water to four parts fresh milk. givd colt access to graze and odlfer lt s. llttftd solid food -clean oats or shorts slight!!

the grass for the oihensfiirriais- In h »-_h hi, 'dy E.c,.y0n,, knowsimolstened. it will learn in that wsy to the winter he will eat the tops' _0ff__‘_Ii init evg'r'i°'tl§e :mei-icuii trotter ti-ncaa est. But do not ovsi-:sea it.

all 'lille Weed! *-0 I" i-l`l° “'59 Wd (1 ‘ill ancestors back to that breed. Y ’_" ..

_ t b i _ me injured- F. B.:- Mare. 18 yeui

wigs and ends of all brush and rlars _.ind the majority of other iight Om choked ____ _ni Th. __u_°__

finally cleared. About a' week ago shd

Wenern goat, an nm hm-4 to fgnge, Q _ _._ clicked again. It was some time beforl as they have never been in any erisio- 1- _-- 1 '= _-5_1. "l'.",‘i "lm °_f_“'l l’° f€ll°V°fl~ Till-*I lest Hvell

ot . ` ' li “ " i- ' '

was f lloned by an offensive discharge from the nose. What is best to do for,

Afns,-The cause of the offensive dll-

clinrge is el-ther an injury to the nose ol' because feed han ledured in the nose. Tryi syrL'ns»iiIs out with water.

l ‘ . I! ‘ :_ .. `-' -'l _-fs 1 '-;5""f‘ ""‘ " if

mgh 5 an 'deal go” xenbe ' " `_~ __ _ ___ _____ . . Swninp l_`ever- .I-I. E.:-"I have ii hcrsl

that is .ni.ir;'. I lost two liorses with

,sometimes twins. The kids are deli-:ate ` mf “D “fe 1'" him' ,." ,""' 'ook-

I when first; bog-“_ bu; whgn Once fills-d breeds have some thoroughbred bloorll T,i_"é l_‘__'_’_I‘_§"___l‘:_;’__ll_°;_‘:_‘l_,__';l__ __ _'__ ____._i_‘° ‘.i§§_";" `_ with mother’s mill: will stand lots oi in their veins. | trourble don't bother him when I worlf \. exposure. The fall is the best season And it is not only in mi, way nfl l=lIII_-_ l’_i<‘<"--‘<'_f\i:l\'ise.“ . to bus' soars. ss than you can lee IIIP breeding such nigh class animals that ...'_`..".'T is ' "' *""“"“P f°"°’- T" °'j mohair and it has not added much to Engmnd ,B ,ead_n~g_ “he also _e_m___ _.___-_.e__.i_._._.i___-_.___ ____». 1roii_ anddstéychaln

rust and they are inferior in yield and but we keep 800 hens for commercial .tha Pflfle- If Y0Utl>U¥ in U19 !Plll'l8`. 0" the world in ev6I`Yll1lI\8 connects-d` ` '_ L' 'fw' 3 t meg B Y'

In other were to oats grown In the ess production, he we have about "IU" bill' "I0 !I2°<=¢'» sl Well-IH the with the use or these horses for sport ses Questions 4. ic.; -~i writer C '

_ goat. Shorn goats all look alike to and pieagm-e, The styles of harness, I do to prevem bees _.mm ,,t..ng,ng _Z3

send of winier1‘.vL‘ l§I`0WIl \`<2l‘l' f21I‘S0uili. as we calculate to produce nearly all mi- 'mil "U °l'l° CU~l'l l¢ll Wllll l‘l’5°lUl° ut’ turnouts, of saddles, all tome i‘l'0m cmdkensa -i “own 1 H I .gli gm., gd

surety a good haired goat after it is E,,g|and_ ' " ‘ 5 ‘_ff_ "` ‘

cupped' ' Considering all this it 1-- no woziilor ""'° honey from um ""€""'

rye iiccllinatcd in the south. place the fresh cream i a tank of The fleece of the Ansefu !'0Hl lf' ,_h9_t_En "md tmnks h__'5L,1f ,___ ~ l NIS-"1~ 0III‘ l>0IIllf.l' IJ-We -1iW=I."S IIM'

the riin of the bee yard 'itliout serious

21 pounds. The average for this coun- try is between three and five pounds for one yesr's growth and it is from 3 to 22 inches long, the average being somewhere between.

The price of mohair vnries as much

ns the weight ct’ the fleece, and raiigvf'

from 16 cents, to £3.-'.0 per___p0i_l_;if1. ill*-`

one corner of the iiiilk room and in-; l'0"'"@" Price Ol' ’ll'l“°“' "° 5”” closed, mukinga placc uiidcriienth thntl °l' l°°°l' hair' “nd ul” lane' the l""c" does not freeze in winter nntl`~ keeps lnittcr perfectly in summer. Tho cre¢.im is kept in this place in n can large

enough to hold the wcek's cream. The _ frosli cream is put in this liirgo can Among recent sales made hy li. Car- wlicii cool or when the cream l's.li IS. gill & S011, the shortliorn brcetlcrs of iioi-iictl, always being stirred wlienl, Cargill, Ont.. were the heifers I"iI»i‘<=lli\ fresh cream is added. This large elm' C 3rd and Golden Beauty to the NDI'-\ scts in a box lined with galvanized Scotia Agricultural College. Sales of iron. in iviirrn weather ice and water both bulls and bclfcrs have been brisk is ltcpt in this box. -during the summer. a considerable

The dziy before you wish to churn number of botli havir;% been piirr-has-.d

fill this box with liot water and stir at various points tli ughout Ontarlo- coiisti-iiitly until cream reaches proper This stock is well up in both conforma- tempiwutiire to ripcn, which ls 75 lo tion and breitling to the well known " ' ~ to

K D snug under the crosspicce of the tank, which is six feet long, two feet wi-le and one foot deep. with ii. cover on it f\I‘I'8I`I§€d with the rope pullcys and weight to make it raise easily. The \'.'utr~r is first pumped in this tank, the overflow going to stock tank. lt is five feet from the cement floor in

i

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iii ilc"iIf~s in ulntcr niid from fi\e Cargill standard- A fcw good ,voiiup 15 dc;--.~<<_~s if-ss in warm weather ,nc

BUYS S=f<>I='fH°i<~s~ 12f.r:::;...“..f:;i“ ';r::t.l';.;‘”‘.>;;‘:.';‘:;=. 'iii ~

D - -i rt-siii.la. One soinetiiiiis sci-.s a ciiiiclc

breeders of all nations to come ii- ii- r i~u\i_iiiiii: for cover, hui in y.-:irs of cir- citpitai and exhibit their lirccils, uiidl perieiicc we have seidoin secii .'i._irwoii.:»ii have them .ludged according to Brit-_ l]_€fI~l._aiiii iie\'ei~_hn\-o lost .1 hard. _2_I lgh standards; some energellc "nd ln' c-1C['i'i',:';'ll "'l'iari(i' ii'ltf?d'i' l"i;3'i\""i'i'i"'r' ‘t""ail“;Jrr' fluential English horsemen, assisted tim m_f_,S ‘unhi _________ _:___ _`__,__ f§r`U_0 se_,i_\ by some wealtliy fnncicrs from thls_ ,=,f,,,_ ¢,,;,,],i,,q H g_,~eg ii ,, i,._.i;(.;- ;i_\vor.' side, have taken the first stops in that \\'t» solrltiii leaie on oi.-r iv-nr _-'iipi-rs iit.._ direction. having estiiblislii-ii an "Iri- a` iiiiie. for li ls <-\iiiil»i-i-_<o»iii- ii ii ivo- ternutionai Horse Show," to he held in lllilll lf’ llfl_ lll"fll -“I “ll\"'» l\II'l_ I_l°l lI9‘. England every yem. in the month of cau.e it hnils ilie lii\.»i<~y ii lie .clit on.

il i i th St te for twc ----

l'l'tle'cei;"tl¥iix"'wci:';»'hede4\2 pgunsds. ' J'm"" _ _ _ __ _ Corn Root \\'oi-iii,-_- D D. .l__: "Field

Tlllg 3'eill`5 5ll°“ “H5 lhe lhlld l“_§llc i was plowed last iipriiiiz an-l p._1iit><l to

‘ H-3' _ \\". 1 I ' ‘I il I . -

the west oi' London. The horses \vercI ;___’_’_‘ ‘mt """'l"l “' »"“ “"5 shown iii work in the nrciin-iiiiile-ri ` _.___ _ -_-hare nw, ¢._._., _.._,..i,.. up C,,m~ suililic or In liurness-:intl it took nif1\‘_ ron; \-...i-hi, Thr- one iii~~i t~._ii;h.»n hi days to judge nil the classes, the horses il.l.< _-ti-ilrii ls i‘ir~ \\'~--_-:~_i v ~:'n root

being shown from 10 o‘clocl< in thg \‘._o_in:. Llh._._s _lsidos Ili _lie .;i__r_\~.i<;_st_:_ii.r3

in. ,_ __ T Wm. _iiiy on --i .s ii .4 c. ..,' _ i 'c_

mmnln' . ite M n',gh, he bd out iii' rotiitlon of origin. 'l‘v= .~»it:icrn at law .iot, lioueicr, respoiilt _ _ _ . . .

. _coin loot uoriii tlious.. .ii. _ io..i.ii~Jn

to lll“ "St of the h°l'5e5 exhibit' in i’.~.f- i »~iiii, is oceasioni Iv f»u.id in ed wii i. Some Anieritznii horsrs ,i 5. 1. ,._,||,,h_ if -1. 1,1- -_'i.i. .i.”t.r_- 12- wcre i ti-il, and uveii »‘\l'Zeiitinai si.--'.li~il _veil~'.\'lsii-prov.. .1-.;;ii‘.i-i"iit=r~;io. was r<1~. .ii-<l- liul vcry fe\\' horsus l._i-._i_iig on ifilit-r_ p:.~_'ii.<_ in -=._i‘.~ t_-oi-.i_ it is had i'i=.ii1~ i`roiii tiit- l~1iiro'i<-aii coiiilri- <II<lf’I' in \\‘IIiiI-il. i.»c.i.-II -- lie" C‘~III D0

bulls and is- fine hunch of hi-ifcrs arc __ _ _,___.___ _ _mf \._._)rm An coiiirolled by totiiilon .intl pliiiiiizig is

mil or U 'u' I ` " ' ' Sencruus number of keriif-ls 1.0 offset

C .

Beans. 4.»,(I2:‘» acres, yielding 85T,66.'l_

lui-siicis. or _i.:».o por zicrc, as coinprircd. with 10.9 iii inns. I

liyc, 94,661 acrros. yielding 1.59~i.3(‘i.’4‘

iuislicis, or1fi.!lll pci- nrrc, :is ciiiiipiircil ii-ini inf. in inns. i

ll;i_\' iiiiii i-lovi-r, 3.22\`.~11.'i ricrcs, yield-_

int: 3.X.i.'i,`i~1.'i tons, or l.2Il pr-r ocrc. :ifx coiiipiiri-il with 1.-i'.’ in liilii. l

Siiiitistics ot' live siloisit oii liniid .lii'._v,

lst. I

iam. iivu. i

ll'orsos....... . . 72R..”l0~l 726.171 Mlirli co\vs.... .. 1,076,431? l,ll.’l.1iT~I (ltlior rattle.. .. .. l,.'»!i2l,0SS 1,Tll,~i.'i_ '.“il`<-ep and lziinlis 1,130,641? 1,l43,3(».‘<l_ .~‘..\nie..,. .. .. .. 1,?-51,187 l.Sls.7.'»2l,

_ “’l‘lic _rxrcntcr part of tho crop in, Iilizinitoiui is iilrcnily ont. iinil li:ii‘\'~‘.<t-i ini: wcil ailvaiiceil iii the oilicr pro- \'lriccs. 'l`hroslilii;: is iinilci- w:i_\' at iii.'iii_v| priiiitsi ,iitiil it will lic piissililc in ii_f<~\\' dilys to nicn:-uirc fairly ni-i-iii'nt\: tlic' i1\'ri'nrrc yield."

This statcu-if-iit was mode in nn inter-

\‘i<-'.\' i»_\' Mr. 1l‘. \V. Tliompsoii, vico- proshll-iit and mnnnrring illrcctor of the Dgilvin Flour Mills (To. .l,td.

"\Ve find ns ii ri-siilt of thc tests

inaiflii in our liilioriiiory :\nii linking il'_~- pnrtinciit of ovi~r one huiiilrr-il sampics of now crop wlioiit. that (lic quality is iii" ini-ii wc have had iii many yours, llnlli ns rcspocts strength nnil color, and it is just sucli crops ns the pros- Piit that have motif- (‘iinnilii fniiioiis tlic world over in tho post for the

I

qiinilty of hor linrd F_\'fr~ wh'-nt.

"\\’liiii- our offic al estimnics of tho

Prop liiivr- not _vvt lifcn i'fiiiiiii~-lofi, \vc livlltwo from thc reports so fur rc- coirvil ilia-t the total rirld will ripproxl- uizili- l15.lI00.0II0 lui'iT\~is."

Altlioiiizli thorn linvc lmcii ff-\'.' rnifis

,this irnnili thc vis-nr lfnf tniincco crop

Its still in nr-cd of iiioistviru. it is li ,q\uu»itii'in If ii h:is'iiot I-i-cn coiisidcr- niilv damaged :ind to an cxtont which rminot hc rcpiiircil by rniiis from now uiilil linrvcst tiiiic- i,:itr~ sct. tolvncco mndc \'i~r_\' little iirc;:l'css. tho ground living so damp that the roots could iio'. get startcd-

__.¢___._.___.

Ilrnn for l'.nmi*fI,---Wiillc bran is nnt_

,gin-riallv dosirnlile for fzittniiizirgl isiivcp, it is quite sai!sf:icior_\' 1’-\r‘ |lnn1l\s.pro\~idril it is not used ii.o_ ifi~crl_v. It. liowevcr. cnn be lismi 1-~ 'i»r\.ii<~r ailviintastc for dairy hui °"‘~ j lend oven for “'~""M

1

cordin: to condition of cream- Then i~<-more viiougli iiot water from tlic lirix so that when filled with cold Water it will lic the same temperature ns

the i-i~¢~:iin. Cover to hold the tenipi-iw li. ‘§,i_--- _ _---= "

»

tiic wntcr. It will be in perfect con-, I 3’

ditloii to cluirii the next morning. . _ ,=___ § _ *"1-`».‘2f'

_ ""3 l - '~ .I - ~ .

_ _i \ »- - r'

I \ ' ll

aturc until ripc, then remove warm watt-r, fill with cold, and put loo ir;

For winter sllago fi-cdiiig, H. IT. If 1'

'still on hand. They are doing nice-1; on grass. _ _

_ -'“` "_-* "'°-*-***i-"' *”*--"‘-'_

_.iz 'I '- ry*

5°-'j-°'° .. 5.192

.<.- _...A

(

e-.xteptiuii formed iiic jumping class=:s,I_ whore- i-rivalry liorscs from several na tions took part with thi-ir niounts-cnp- turing most of Llic prizes.

ln n fciv vrortls I sliiiil try to meli- tlozi sonic facts tliut iiiight bc of in-_

the ravages.

Formiildeli_vde- Potatoes- Suiiscriber:

-"l. Docs forinaiileliiile liill the germ III the wheat? 2. llow far npfiri in the row siioulil potatoes lic piauli:-il and how

'i`l'9§' tu l)l"'“"l"""' l<ii'0l’>'.’ 3. is liroiii- Kraus us Kind for

ln thc classes for siiiall and mc-

l.:iy ns icd top or i1iii»iii57 -i. flow long

,cliiim-sized hiirnegs 1,0,-gps the linck-_ li\_i__orc it l.~' sawed should grain be treat~

Pri."

“oy hniil [lic groiiiiil uioiiv. it sr.-anis

f\I'1~'---1 ri if it illri tnerr-Ii wheat

of fliitiirio points out that corn silag. i = ' iiiitloiii\i<‘<l.iy thc chwiiiest bulky [noi "

i -l :.7

_ . . . . _ . N

“5 lf ‘\““'r""‘"F' “re “'sl"'n""'5 SML" wot-i.l nil 'r \'v 2 lf't be'i"iitl\'nied ci-ssful in in-i-i»iliiig_ that t\'p_c_, _iii_<_llIi_ii_;¥ _____ _____`__.__”__:',___'_ _|'_r____ _.__'f_, "m'_.{ both from thu nuiiillcr oi good iioi.-os -~~»eI- -.~.ii_\'~.s. This i.l.iiI_»- r. it .J-.-.-:~> oulto as

nt _iiii-_illsptisail oi'd1iii‘ynien. Howe-\‘ci'_, _ T _ 0 ______ one _Mu ______1_.Um _.,c..,,,,5 (in. SNL ini-_,ffl .1 ,ri ..l_ _hui 1.; ,_ ;,_,.__.1 plan if

coin sil.i're .iloiic is not sufficient fo. Fig. 9- r-'ip r\¢l P - milking <:»\i'.~'. 'l‘ii»_\' also nced some '“°V°d t° °h°w "‘°"‘°d °f °l’°"“"°"‘ i-lover, hay, roots :intl mcttl. VVll0l\ \ll‘l'.| °'1;_"" "“'_""_‘”"_'“"“ it pays to feed tiic cows a moderate GREAT 'N1-ERES-r |N HoP5_

I . it ms to bc u

i'~ll1?i'»'ii';"l'it7c'i'lE l'i':‘li'i'i~'ili'l'i.q thustpethe time 10' Advemii “"3°ih°l' “"5 °ll‘°" "°“‘m|°""‘ i-i~iii-iv ii t-ow is ii-li:-ii sho is not mllli- in the Iwo raids. nel voir OI' -\IIi"I'I\'=~ ing. Too many put their cows on short lint of England and trio continent. iii\'.“ rations wlicn they are milking, thus liven such us io eX»eiIi_IiI0 lI0P III-Will*

i in classes- iiir li»:i\'\' li:i~'ii1-ss ‘ii-»i'.~i‘.“ il' ""l."` "“"""~ l`:"'"‘-" li "°""" “N

' ` " . ' . . 1: : '~i.'.‘ ".i'll'_ 1.' >'.~._.'. in

2. Cleveland Buys l>e.~iiie_liai1lirc\ls ui rc _____,___ ___ _.__._.___ _,__._____._-_M ._,_d_,_. .D,_,.,__ sliowii in pulls or foiir-iii-liiiiiil. Ann i.- if, ,,, ,,|..,»,, 4 5,,,.1_,,. ,i..,.__q ;; yM_ can exhibitors also not honors in lli~~<~» i -:i~ is i ii t »‘ -'il ~ _ii :3i'- :i itritive uliisfses. The riiillioiiiiircs fi-oiii iii- _ i. Ii niiv be p;i:it»:il imme-

linst sewn io_l;i__\ iiiiiroiiqlily \\-cil pi\:st~vi ‘__ ` _ _il_f_i' 7' ;__`_l~__"_"‘_’_1 _li _-_";`_'_‘“_"__“ul_lz

cn P2i.gli_'ii :-fi_‘ ‘.

_ i ~ . .I i,`i ilif- .seed-_-r.

, , _, __ _._ _,' nn, _.|m.|plL. ,md iiif the e'i1: and of lm Pacific i:.i-ist. 'rho :show c-»iiipi'l~‘I>' "it lIul>_'_-*_* _ ____ ____ ___ ---

\'Ii.i. _n': ii- iriri 5 p_ - » ._ ` _ _ > _ tho itsulls nrc not satisfactory. fy' _cgstlfiéi;?)_’ff_‘;,‘:‘d_2i_e:_d_’:“u§E§__:;"'é$_E35

ll ll lienn, of Ontiii-io. sms that tho

r only. :ind iiziil no . . :».' ilrn

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