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' . ' v ‘ j narlou FOB. snoop sows. | ____ Fhere has been during the past . 1' be met leseiei very yous: piss. x ~i various atteniptsvliave been made " account ior it. The trouble is real- y under way- before the little pigs are born; in other words. it is duelto want o! care and proper {ceding dur- ‘ing the gestation period. A ration which is well titted to prevent‘ this lvalsiﬂcomposed oi 10 parts oats, 10 oi bran, and wh-ere possible, i o! itsnkage. Clover, or alfalfa led in . ’ ‘ qunntitlcsjvill supply the 1 "will!!! limbein’ and calcium. ‘This ' ‘hould "be ted‘ systematically »ior a 1 month bclore the litter-is pom and ior _a i'.la,ai'ter, increasing the quan- ili-Y when the Young pigs are a tort- niiht old. sunlight and healthy sur- fillllldlﬂsm, dry and properly clean bedding. also contribiite to‘ sucoessin "tarinrthe utter‘. r l . ' A rlul: oar cnor.

.'I‘he crop report Irom Western Gan- rda states that the ‘oat crop is not setisiecwry. the kernels for the most Dirt being shrunken. This was toba expected, since the straw and leaves did not develop ‘well on sccounror

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the drought. 'rhe l-esvee are. the lac-l tory o! the plant. producing the starch which ls then stored in the grain. and naturally ii the leaves are_ deﬁcient the grain will be. also» 1n' olden ‘times when men produced 0111f sumcient for their own needs a year, like this was s. "hungryyesr." but thanks to machinery which Jlilkﬂ mass production possible, the azorld‘ will still be led but at an enhancedI price. Threedroughty summers with‘ attendant (amine have reduced the, Ruands. district of the Belgian 0on- go. lh Africa, to h'"land oi llvins. skeletons"; Argentine has so suﬂered: from the prevalentfdrouth that the‘ ‘land was not ploughed in time to ensure good crops M1 next “B011- and the Canadian report in'August was a’ 50 per cent. crop iron: the same cause. Five years ago scientists predicted untoward weather condi- tions lasting till 1930, and so in‘ they have been right. j

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SOME SEEDS LIKE FROST. There la a climbing annual known' as Wild Cucumber, which is becoming naturalized in this province. 1t be- 1011B! to the cucumber iamily all right. but each seed is enclosed in a’ 11nd b0!!!’ 811611. It one saves the . seed and packets it, the. germinatio v is slow. while i1. the seed is allowed‘ 11° drop and lie exposed to the ele-II mente all the winter. it will germin- ate well, promptly and early. Owing to this predilection (or exposurejhe seed is able to survive our. winters. W1 the Plant nheeemlhsuwnauve." Many other seeds are spurred mm germination by the action of trost. Seeds o! primroses should be planted in, boxesvor ﬂames, and set out to ireece: they‘ germinate poorly iisown alter the. middle o! March. Delphi- nium "seeds and those plants known as Alpines. must be treated in iike' manner since they prcler low tem-' peratures. I Two garden vegetables, radish and

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