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How the C If sh |¢| Why More of th E D N P ' _ .

I su be Brought __ e___ ops a ot reve The Idea is to Maks Thus. tkw, Not Whd%P‘lough ths Gram Land-Dlsk- Comfortabls Quarters Should be Pres

to M t I-it . N ue . _

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‘N IN I0 ml-hy leaks between the fax-mer's surplus products and the

_ . th _-gnsuzner at the .iult profits are almost eliminated. Institutes design to

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“cl ° -rm" hm’ w“y' °f |“`°dU¢i1l¢ larger crops and of better

ollliify. yet no effort is mad g 1 Ut d“__°.___‘ ____ ___' .__________ _______;____¢_> hltruct him in more economical methods

Unless th rm,

° 7* U Cl" ¢°-Operate through local elevators and creomerisl.

to handle their 1 _ .me co. ___ ""9 “' P"°dU¢lI direct to the consumer at the least pos-

dent homi °_:_';:__°°;": f1_0 hope for the future of the farmer. as an indepen- °______‘t° ____ __._____;__ __. im: turn all the institute efforts, from this on. to the _“_” poslble con 3 °W \° Kat his surplus products to the consumer at mom ‘nd ban" ‘ 5°” "0 ld”-Yitlze to the individual farmer to raise

' Cl‘0De. if he must continue to al!ow all the profits to leak

I I UIQ .4 " ° *WMI of needless stand betweens" as he sells his crops.

Winn; ‘:_L:°_:°:;" M: ’°"‘°dY unjust conditions. so those who are hers he “__ Nt-___ me jg; “°°“l'HBe united effort on the part of the farmer so profit he is honestly entitled to.

There are several old sq,-1,, .th g . ' ..

_meh ___ _"___ “vu ___ ___ __B'l _a mean about the lame thinl'~ A ____ _o___ly___ __A ___ he . Dont Dllt off until to-morrow what YOU lh°\1i¢l __ _____w__ °____________:_<l ir;_hand is worth two in the bush." They all mean that

Maybe you belly mum notbemslmed'

____v__ you ____ "edeve in__the advantabs of early seedins' of small lflih- _hm ___ _e__________°__. _ ’_;°dY- Ars all the implements you will use in th9 0D°Yl~°

Maybe you ____;__ gin as soon as the weather permits?

ved that this year you would let t'he season get ahead

of you. It may be an,early or a late spring-no one knows yet. If an early “"° "°“ Wi" b° hlwfllns in the fields ...na look been upon lots or little things you meant to do before spring work began. lf a late .lvfinl than every "'°"A°_:t_:_‘;u___b° d°"biY precious when wor_k does begin.

nces in god repair? If not you will have to stop and chase

the stock ba-ck when in the midst of rushin

g field work. You can fix

imc" bef°"’ "°‘-“"8 hetins. You know it must be done.

_ ’° "‘° Pi°ll8h Nady to stick in-to the soil? is the also sharp .ina in wont- ng condition? There are lots of men every spring who never take a tool or im- plement to the blacksmith shop until they are in a rush to use them. The Smml “Vs that he has lots of work ahead and-well, days are lost waiting 7°’ 3 P09811' Job that could and should have been attended to during the

;\__ier;ter or long before the thing was needed. Some folks pay no attention to

r 5°” °°"| “Mil Dlanting time. '1‘here's the seeding, ploughing. and field

“"’Dl*l'%!i0n yet~Just lots of time before corn planting-so they let it go. Yes, and "NY are folks who are sometimes rusfhing around among the neighbors '° 5°' "me "ed °°l'fl *Mt will grow. 'rhey slam :ina out in time that theirs W" "0 E006. 01' they send way off and get the leavings of some seed house »-corn toovthat should not be planted in their latitude. Those folks are_ai- WBYB complaining of their “hard luck"

Are the horses hardened for the spring work? How do you expect

them t° do 3 filii dHy'S W0!'i¢ fiKht out in the soft ground on the disc. seeder. 0|' PiU\l8h Whltll ih@Y'V€ been standing idle until spring work- begun? Look out for sore shoulders or strained muscles if put at it too suddenly.

Afd mat h*‘f'""5°-ml1)'bet'hat needs repairing before it can stand the

etmin. Vifhat a loss if you have to stop seeding and wait for your turn at the _shop before your harness will hold._

P°l°.hBDl\ you know where some l'0of leaks. When the spring rains come

YOU Wiii be .lust "rushed to death" with other work and it must just leak “nm Hifi' life-“iir\s~~no. corn planting-no. heylng-hllrvest-yes, walt until af- ter harvest before you can get a moment’s t'me to fix the roof. But there will be pleasant days before that llien the job can be done and the wheels Ulf l11'0s'\‘<>ss not stopped at all.

Remember that “A stitch in time" saves-maybe nine hundred.

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nice clover hay he will eat, but feed this to him at least twice a day. feed- ins a small amount es/ch feed. lt

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Shaw to put onto pasture in the Hlifihz- The Brass of the summer will SWG the young helfer a good start and

to winter with but little grain feed.

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until they are cows, so ns to keep' them tame and gentle. Tho more the

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the calf comes in the fall. which is ._»~~ " the best time, she will be in d _>-f_:"~‘:~_`

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. W th h lug will be requlrcrl to reach asain the i";"V‘\'.‘.‘.i‘, .=" 'il `»‘\‘f.' ‘ i“~‘-"‘-";T1{# ` ‘ ‘ ` ' ' ' " ` "" " `

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Ho" °F '“°'"°° AV°'°AN°E °F '"°."EE°'N°- "°°i‘ -iU°GMENT:'aMAi.l. Psorlrs EARLY eriuno 1-neafmenf. _ some mn-rg pon

BY LUCIEN A.. SWEET I ‘ BY F M WOOD CHA The time is s h

_ . _ . _ RLES WILLIAM BU KE'I'I‘. _ _ Dvroec ing when it will

It R BY C K ilfcCLELLAND. be necessary to look after not only the

the cow is to be used in the dsl Poultry raising. that p nt f 1; hi 1

and males har owner much profit. nh: rt in t h li a ° W ch hw' 1" mind “°‘” ll lleishbor who. 'rho growing or wheat is the im- "O04 ww: that are expected go fu-M,

would M 1 ‘uw co' How ___ _"___ P0 I s o t e ttle Peepers especially. with no little interest and wloh much portant Dirt of the business of the early. but the little Pigs that come

th. “lf ° has its troubles. Man f th _ kill, h d t f _ lm

and handle the hetfer and _ Y 0 ese per I 11 purchased 24 younl’ steers g;'°:§::__ W;°_"__:'“ ___'"'_';_‘°"_ 7_V_ _""1'_l_g along when the weather is cold and

cow is one of the thi th Pexities and much 1 i ht be nt - 0118” 0 lw B 0 4' yum' men mek’ _ i_;i:'_s___Na;_manK __v_______d _W __________ d____ gloss _rx g __;i__a treat while ago. In du¢ mm-,.3 d”_l°r°d_ it is the" only buslneu To§__;_l;l:'_r;_»;e_l:_ble. A little forethought and calf that is to be raised for a 'dairy is the time to l ok ll resg L Now me 'hey went into Wh* quln°”‘ mme who are pmcmmz dwemnca' im’ n may mn" tm 'ann' °‘ ‘ :_<_>_w should either be raised on v_______y ___ v____c;_ ba ead. k_i_eeD up the rut. sleek and growing, ssgghlng on ;ion_. to those who want to keep up the ,,(.n1eang0n,:?;-earbligm;/lalttlkitlt Wm nm..

gn milk H . Nedcrs y natural an A srtiity of their soils by rotations.‘ _ ~ 35... ._....._°'.;..;"‘;:i...°“.:::L"..§: -VM ...... "Lf’..‘i.‘3t.‘;"’;'..Tl.‘§l :are 1'.. ”i°'.'°;‘“"°z‘°I»=’?»‘l’l1'ld"¥3 ‘2’.°!?1."°`.'.°'.‘1 22..":.' il:

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and tlkgn o':__i“_'her*g_‘:3____c“;h?; _3:;_‘:;_": f°;'_':bi° q“°"°"’; made steady. regular gr»0\~.¢| and wg” next crop. In humid sections wheat ‘S,“};_{”";‘____i__" ‘_*’“°h U19 I0* il to bv on rm bathe’ than ________ __o__seq__°____y e coop occup.ed by the old hen and in an exceedingly lwnlqg .-ndmom can be followed by cowpeas, which can good _“snow n|;_ time comes. It B st they hvelop ,mo “__ been Emma" cariy hatched babie, nmst be lncated The feed_ however was ___ .be turned under in fall and land plant- ___ ____ _ue o dale them socnstorne( zether than w__u____________d _______y ww’ In ___ wm,m_ sheltemd _____C__ ___ ___________ y_____ ____ _hm _ .The _Qwest _hat E_¢_i__:_o gorn indepring. A_ro_tatlon migilt __ _héyp _______°sn___se_:__o__i1;_eted___i_i_aw;. at.

' ' 9-i`lYL Wner o e e ma e up as 0 ows: ne 6 U00

tht? rI:'isli‘l?uf}ro’r:lt Uigemhihgg omni "tg: her to kep them warm enough. - In the steers was not in a frame of mind to year' °" "‘°"°' °f wh°a't f°“°“"ed by iliiwuld be dry and warm' N° WM' ua __a________ way _wo ____ ________° _hows nd” brood,” We "nd H |s ben" to have ____ _____________se u______o__a_ for coW'P¢as the same season; these peas rty straw should be allowed to sc for four da_v,_ then put her 1;, hind); little too much heat than not enough, trated feeds because 95:; ¢:__;0l;_¢_4;_n_- :_._,____i_>e___:1_i_~'_>u5h_¢_§_;i The _scc__<;n_d _cllmulaie in the nest, hug gh¢u|¢ all and lot her lon ¢ (1 | k h If they Vha th h . ‘ ‘ ' ' ° " i'“"~ °“ 5~ ' _ _

und to “dm ____l__r: r_;>___ ;‘__n_____:Hd___:_v__;i; awav _o_____ve_____ e__;:___anr-;__:_l;_eyw;l_»lll ge; I noticed that these calves _u.e,.e d,.op_ ley or emmer. The fourt'h yur, wheat. 1°; '_i';_° important flat arrives. two or three times a day about two to temperature falls' at night their" will ‘img back in “`9|él'ht. Their daill’ m' u»ii`4e:twirfmi:li1ll§ncorhn°we‘:r' “touiiit drut\i'“'¢°h jeolrlivgl hfiilrngiaganfia lfrilfkobe

¢ i _ _ g , an no a. enlp _ ' ' __‘;’_¢:__H£d____a___h;lai'yquart5 of warm sweat work back to the warmth. As the _£35 lg/_€dI‘e to_o email. The rough, coarse the small 3,-,~.gn;_ ln the sem‘_m.id_falsa covering over the nest just hit; Supplement thi food ith lime ' ' ' »-“ . "°~ SUPPU’ ills Young steers l'°Ki°"thls muttlon woulalh mos-t years ““‘°'“"‘ if’ °'i°“' the "W 1° 'wld

_v_______ omg and s__ __ w _a the the kind of nutrients their growing be an 1'l8‘ht. except that ig would h(._under it without touching it with her

o ca e mea as _ gyggems re imprmllgable to Work 1" me cowpeuvback. The cold slr coming dowl\

calf Arrows older gi'i it all the -. , flllired. Asa result the bod s

» i D8 _ weight was not maintained and Oxf illfmr wheait' gmmther year would beifillrtl siblogpl WH cm" the DI" if th.

-'_ _ course thcnew _ _ ecessary o nclude the leg\lminong: » ngl s cold. If the inclosum il

/ _-__',_V?b,i_'_V V. ed this neis'llb?>:.nsoug;eTtin; Thgttloiio fron' IJ5uau`v'iwe find It nmemariiiilsé excessmaly large' U" breath or " _f:.'.'.i.“~_" would find it to his advanta t k " save le mo sture which the cow- 80W W warm it and all will lo

‘_\if_\V__ - his came on _he _ Se 0 Bill* pea crop would take up, over .m¢1|.as well as in June. lf the inclosure \»» \‘ H necessary to 5; "» “Veil if he fflllllfi tho following vear for the cm-n crop ‘is large, stand l=oml=th.ing around her

UY Bvme additional Oni' h .5 ' - ' ¢ . ' (mage and gram His _______y was that __ env est rainfall is during the r> make it small. so that it can be

.. ' lmmer rnonthB. and it foilmvs th:lii“'l\Y'm-

l I 'gfffgl :wid 90°" be U" and they this moisture which mils d 'io zi ._ ._ ____ 1. _ . tiring and ~ me mes pigs begin to arrive bo-

__ _:",_._.__;_,_¢_,l__» _ _ “mme ite; ri” *MY 7959111 their IOSS. nftr-l harvest should bo conserved for fore we expect them and am field! _._£.,.__,__._._~_../,_ s______ be __v:; _*Elie ihlit grass Would tho followlllz crop. Anything, the-.n_

__ __ __f|__;;.?ii_,-_V _mt _hc s___________f1W_$_V___i£‘l__€__ l'8_._Ct remained iii_.'-it lreenn rlnwn iveeds nnd prevents means tn save them. Take a barrel

~i'- ._.,_ ._"_).~.;__ ,~:'__Fi~'i’_~€.§;'~.‘.f‘_;-§i'V_~. .'-"'f’. ‘/ ture md 1,m.,o0 Du d "0 °\lt I0 DM- Ollllwomiion will benefit the sui....>.quent_ nd - _ li °f '° .` “ ._ .. r l--.¢"::_'-"I '~., ,;." ' 2 ». ._ _~ . - ' ‘ » _<_,________v_

vows and heifens are handled the *~"“f` ¢"*5i"-""'f5*".-»`- 1 5* “eighing 300 pounds and out to D68- " "1` '"1-`-T`_`“*"_”"-""` --

better and more gentle cows they will 7%, H; l

make. Cows should come fresh in _'_-aéiii ~"` the fail if possible and a liberal sup T' gi”-13'* ` » ""

- ' This is no isolated L-rise I know tht.; ' `.'.l“‘r‘\i‘l§it‘-‘.‘lr-‘

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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 35-_,.. _grid tl;_r;s_ of thousands of

ply of nltrogenous feed mcured and _:_-____ _' . no ter that year. I stored away for tho wiantefs feed. ' Hiloiv also 'hm thai 5'8" “'*’~5 "0 EXCEP- . Nothing is more aeirimemlil to the ,,,.’;' ‘i_‘”'"'”” ’*`““°" “"8” °°"‘“ ill” .-1 *iii oohuhusl milk :low than to get out A col.onEo ool=il<lNc. cock. .~ “S” 'S "Ui f°l°e=1¢<'<1= and lhl= ~i.'f "¥‘=»;l.~~ ‘-"V-1 “fl”

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of feed several times during the w|n_ _ _ __ __ ~ it »OI1 tUh\ incvs me _.. __ .._._:_=‘-,V‘_ri.__<‘-‘.>_'_,-.- ._ i- ~ ..‘ -= __-__-_.,-_.__V __ '___ -___-_=,--..-'_-.V_.»__i ,.._~__._~.__»__,_.».._;q\;giiz__<_\_&_ ..._ ter.. milking period and the da_ry_ The l:)o_rk niro s____:l_ll_ El;;:_llsli brscd ___lo__(_t_roubIe is ;z_l'<-afar than Pye,-_ Feud .-_____ ___._.____.5__ _ :_._.._ _ ______._i_l.____'___.__ man is obliged to subslitute n few 21.9 e;:,.d[;.pi1V ",]r0_;;r§Jii_a(°‘én§.?' FEI feed 'ji higii “"5 me ““mb<“‘ -‘:"'-`:.,i"'-.V-'_'=_l_\._ if.-2;' V ‘.3 1 Fuhhins or corn for a good liberal TN." _}m§dM.d '“,,.,_.{_t 'for ~_h__ ';`o`o__p;' the m‘_f__‘_;'_;"’;_‘;io‘~__l_l_§;'__i1__l°li\ izreat._>i~ than '.-if! ""3" 'i "‘- "` 1--..~'_..~_».i

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*ed Df the fixhf- kind. This “iii Hi- cor-lc is 9,pounds rlllil for tho hen 7 south. go west. look l S 'O _ . ._ - -e:;__';-_.fit-ff-_*fi-'L”r. -f ;l;f_\.§ ways shrink the cow. Plenty of good pounds Wm W ld , r Km “r°““d if _ - .,’.-.=.f-_§'. -!“i"@‘='-._\.\.-'.f-;~.' ’- '.1 -'f,'- \_.. all bbddlnz is also a neces.1__y_ It the ~ _ oil _ \c-rlfy this ilssertlorl. Let .' - ' . ___ _'.~'j'-.._j ___.j\-;<.‘-."*»'.ai§_ "ll .»'l__1'~_’~.,__,'_ §'. _. .‘._;i_-_'.$\i_-._.~ farmer is Black and does not bed his 5_1 - ‘ i V ` " L A ' ' ' ' " i M ‘ I “'i‘;‘\‘

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i¢m'W’."’ No one can an.=\\'er that question defln‘tel It all depends and de- Ohiized to lie on the hard plank floor -V 1-' i - --'ri

‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ _ ‘ I liilwl r-on ibe gradually lowers-d hilt the finishing l‘0=\ults bit i c ` - - ‘-"‘ '-‘ ."VI.'- `1."' ‘»-".":\’-"»i’t.<L ‘-'."' __ <_ . i .-‘-1.-.7."»~.Vi..'. “ ` » " ..‘:.`='=‘.5i"‘

“ends u nn _ _ g _ 0|- p01d_ hard Cer t_ th I _ I d. _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ _ .» ~. i an llnnoc. ssnll i ______________.__= ..,__¢ v . ._ i, ;~_.__“;,_~_ - - .. .sn l-. _ f: f. <-__»_.,V.-.» :_

D0n mu udinoils conditions. The ty pe 0 sheep that should bc _O reduce th H "fm f .'1;(_as° en ° i i'_irv~t \\.~_._1¢ wurmtn is \f‘ry Important. anioilnt_of food is reqiiircd, It r-:ills '_ _ _V‘_ "_{`__.¥‘_‘l.‘1-_'._f3_.'__','l.l ` _ ~_f_,;`,~. '

grown however. can be definitely pointed out. in this country it is one that combines both inultnn anil wool producing qualities. A sheep is demanded that is well protected and also one that can be converted into mutton. Mut- trln is a coming food among sli`clzl.ss€¢= and the demand for this meat is con. l‘lU1ii&' if>Sl'Y‘nl=i'iz. One cannot nfford to rely upon the wool producing qual- ities of ii ~;i~.'~ep zlinllc, but must consider its meat producing qualities as well.

do better work than when nlilizial _ 1 I ' ` i ‘ _ ‘ my ""'"'“"“"‘i f°°‘i

_ L' Ou 0 nil ._ t U . .. rs _ , __ . _ __ _ . V .< _____. _._ ...__

__ ?@lrui_rirltl' in milking is another film iiirjamitngigp ,_fr§_f_i_’(___‘?_'_f'n___»:_i‘*’V_!; _f§;_r_( douole vlolk. double focil. double _..- ‘ '_ _ , ,Q _ ' ~ '_»'-FQ ._.-1 l lil! tlat tends to keep up the mil? ,» ...ii .` , '.l` _ .->.f“`7.~f-,= `_‘_-'fix-'.V_‘~*1,i_"i;..'f'-7.`.f-;-' _';.__.'V.`_ _ _ li' _ Huw; also ___ me e_______ __e________ ____ f _ld ll. clean and \\ here the air .s ilu- __ igls nf>__i_ghg>oy~ passed through an ex- _ __j.,.__ _ ____: _ _ ____ __ 'l 1- ~ - .. . ‘mic .ia was m r- .tl th' th, *"¢`~. _ .1 ',,_., -5

131%(dg'i_£‘;é':_°__‘;;;::"‘___§_£;‘;_h _t'_;'__`_ .\lrlll_~: f8.'rm6rs who nrt* feeding stimil- `i'ii'st giilnce llidIcate?l.L illzygt 5,; 9;? `.".__..'~ _ l i' .i-_i` ._."___("_\.- f;,_ g ____a_________ ___________ ______ed___g s_______r_.s :_ _ :_a_v_l_:s nt this scuson to increase the ogg certain amount of food had been re. _ _ _.__.\_ .I __ .._. ' _ l‘Bll'uiar as \vell as watering and 'I "ff",1 “nl be “'°"‘i“"'"!¥ flftvr a while clilircd lo brim: their Steers url from 'i' . i -"°

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A" “""""“ is i"‘“<‘flf<‘fl limi is Sllllflli to the productivity of the particular “'"“" °”“ “’ “*""““* *"0 °°“’ ““f` wil- vile ones that aio hstih areipuny tllf- .ihiler rwrioi tl A `

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soil upon which onc is living The Sonthdovm or the Pllr-vim may be just - 1 ls 'L' fact as we have dem ' ated to s = - -»“"-i- " ‘- ‘ri’i`f="\l~'l---1-i=‘1if-"iffW i ~.-:=?.='-==l'1==ffin»=l-=:';e.\u=-=‘-ov..*“".u.*-16.;-==;.k.»= ‘~.

V to d | k - ld _ _ ,_ ,_ __ » » . - . On-St‘l'_. Upllort ll.~e and to nl#-ei the orriln- . r»'-._~'f' .‘V:= r". - _.__-fl _ V‘,__ »_-.='-__V‘._'V'<=__=)_-~§_‘l?‘_l'_-i:.=_-To--"W--.i\‘.<.»t_l_..* __ »_ ._\j,v_.j_

exactly the kind of sheep tile man in certain parts needs und wants, while pug gut; cgi.; in .lwiter 3° "'“"-" from experience, that :mv condition llrv fum-tio... of dam. (,\i_m_n____ ,_,_L____ \ _mtg il _.__ _ V_._____ .. _. __ . . “‘ __ ._,;___.,_~__ ____ .___._ _'E-____

it would not do at all for a farmer in another district. There is absolutely

n w li er com :ion ‘nr - 3. __, . ` » _ _ _ ` .° _ " - _ '- »' i ` '..~= `._i`=_. -"-‘l'=f.' ` - ` `; ‘ ";f.‘.";~. ""- - ` _";"’__-".1 and dn not mr" to pasture `u__..`I l_i»_’-l__f__;'lf_V¢{l_i_»S t‘_l§:;\'=__i;ron'l_ lgiitchlni. ellie- agent fiuun in weight in slr king the i;§1§'.`~.\U__._‘_\; _.~_-_ _. ‘_ '.»V,' _”."’_»;;, i~_ .'_f.V' the _nm has __ good mm _md __. _:__ ii e vi a . 5 o .oss i .st are .____~._-l>_._un.l hmark. in .1 soon ihnv \.».»~~e ___ _ r- _ .V._.f.r'¥._;rV.r...;.il5.V" »’..:_ _ __ .i-'z

‘L ,dl sd

no use of trying to raise o big sheep on sparse pn-=¢-.re lan.-1 The grazing ' -» - ' - \"‘ ' »,,~. J .. . . ` ' ' ~ " i _ rr. i - -. " _ -\ . » .,2--“.- -_ _ -

__ ' _ ‘ ‘ ' ’ ' = turn onto t pnsture with care, lei- I ‘ `..`<`. ' _ _ C -" “ er" ‘hey mid bfi*-'l thi' l'_P_=1l'_. '- ' ‘_"f\"""3i¥ i.i:1.i5-;"\-‘=.-,.".‘_5-n,'i ‘ii l .-'-'iif‘.i*~.f rf-1 ‘-"

Powers of a silt-_p are limited, it can walk only about so far every day. .mg HN. (.,,r.`i¢ have A URM fee., ,... .i, _ ,i“’S "3 9371?' "h"`i\“ L* " FUN] *Vai i"""”"‘- -Mi iii” kf`*‘"i"»'-.’- f‘°“fii"E “mi ’ `.”‘f"§-\'.¢;:

The growth of grass on thc distance the sheep can cover may be enough to rlay until the l ti tl. `- 4 " "" “ming “P “'i'~h 1* Pick i"""‘°"V if Y-""“b`e “`"»= fill* llflthinz. The sei-und

Grass oliylhiiilusfilato iiaflaiir-ill V “Uni d° t° nap. on duty" Whptiher “Fling M p“"m"" “Und '~h"'“ .iugii

Bd I , ' l.~i-il.i~Vii or artificial methods or the olri lwllere they were th(-. yenr before. Fur- i A NiCE CARRIAGE H°R5E'

izmul' a o. mucli b-Pttcr r|il.1li`_\' _ __ ' ' _ ' ~ mm grace ____ land _hm _“___ ______ _______ _ .l llrihod the same precautions lniist |il.errfiorf,»_ food was now necessary ini Ex.pL.ri|m,mS have been ___m.ri,_d on _H Colwado for _hc d_,\,(,I0pment of

~' ` ' il' ii ` - They nccil no feed for ut bring the-m il t V0 h

ertiilzed. A supply of silage or gi-rv _ _ _ _ _ | I’ "‘ ‘J ~ mid ' *lt Wfiiiifed the carriage horse. limi nn excellent start has been mrldc, thc _vnung stock orn in out and throw to the i~l.\\-~.- »_~\0 day-\. _ F_f.<-_rl vert iiiii“ afld |“""`~ 6" ""“"i' 5° thai if “'i‘1*iaif‘ ill lhfli showing milrli pminisc. The illustration shows one of the mares which is dcsirnble when the pastures l-.. _ fl vi: i_io firstien ri.l§S. Di; feed satan _fall befilre these steers \vs-.rn ,»¢,-_\,-]\- fmi I ___ _ rlzf- ond is bcttcr for tile cllirks. _ll‘rlarkl=t, nm) 11.9" n-fgh f_qr logs finish

n to gc siort n the fall. _ _ _ _ our Nm-5 are qalwd _“.500 _,Ach d_____ .-_ f».,;ll rorym. plP.\t_\ of \\zlrmih_ mldlth'-in woilirl have hmm me my: hadi-- _- ~-"'_T;_ _ ___

shelter. Most .':‘.:-more figure on the fleece’s covering tht. cost of e'we main. in the winter and in the summer stil; wi". mme feed nm MFT: raw du” gums whey been kept stgadiiy nn the Kai" d“"

f`0mf0l'iBbiy keep a humlrml pound ewe, but altogether too sparse for one

wcighlngtwicc that nwifliliir. Tile natural productivity of the land will 1'

therefore enter into :1 -l-i‘l-'iiinatlon of the size of sheep to grow. f

in the Nnrtiiwe_~'t is needed also a sheep that has a good. close, heavy <‘

ileece. one thai r~=:: <'~.~il\ire a certain amount of rxpiisiirc and not forever be

troubled with ii shorty nos-:\ or cold; one also tllilt will not require expensive _g

disease resistant. Sheep that fall r<'allil_\' a prey to worms, parasites. or dl- U

*"9 HN; 11°C rrflfitnbte to grow. They cannot thrive if constantly irritated g and uncomfortable.

These are some of the fenturcs io he considered in selecting n breed of '5

have sometimes been criticised for not'being growthy enough; the Oxfords ico

for having too light. fluffy, and open fieeccli; the Delaines for being too small ip and of only fair mutton conformation; the Rai-nboulllets for being too plain t

I has been rsllseii.

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be Sorted out and carried away bs-

zind then we have to devise some

a put into it a little finely cut

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enance when it silould go for the .. ~;

production of milk i /\ /_ __ _ h

.` it;» l’tl`c fellows in il., bro l, 1 g od i ih- 'i 2 'i r, -

tenanee. This it will not dn. if it is light and thin. Desirable sheep also are ,ilfnp:_:_’_‘_;"1;*‘_£__'i;*__;il_*3/___;‘S_;l _l__l_;';t__it__;i.___§_vi_.__, ___,________he_,_ me _lmtm _hu_';L‘i_0:__ U B';(;_ns;phr§_§ ':_‘,_:in`v;_;E__°e_s::_;H‘imggrfxgi follow.

ie dairy business than to let :h7ng< '\""i lnbr°°d’"g‘ gp' md fir 111° bird' a” “b“"‘i“""" "7 ""‘“§i"*5@ and Concen-

U as they may _:lint show vi'0:iki=vle-ii \'l_tallt_\' nr _the trntod grain food.

If me practice of m____h__g C______g “___ _-_:-..~" tzrint of tliscziec. 'iiinn hatchinlz This experience talwllf this nelghhm- urlng the cold \ve.ather` could bo f_`.“';_`__""il_fe__'_g?_"‘ii_im 730! th8_t_y1i\i_ have s_ valuable lesson. To me it was a

_ _ l' _f ef c ,_ a _= r , - . . 'iN¢D~ Tnus fur the Shropshire. Oxfords, Dclalncs and Rambouilletsl have 5;-°f'ped_ "I5 Lncréase per "day mer me ‘~?~:lf-t-eyed chickcnsgzhle To endugeni iaihtiiililttlisrii-ilr:|!rDr;f)!f:¢{;1“ rr.;(;.r gzggé

_ s a.e uou e at least 5 lbs. of hui- ,,_,

Probably been thc most satisfactory in the Northwes.. The Shropshlres ¢,.,_ why Wm farmers mm out ,hC,;_. ____ _.._rdsliip;l_.Wlti;\v€l1k.l‘lil'lY Ci'ii’?kS fmllii Dl‘Dfiif'- I "PV" i°°k at 'afl@"“|r~»ltler tht amount of team work on

rvs in the cold and use up the ma_‘|ii:- “f.Tf_'s mi ° asm, or s“C,°°"f' _ ng “'°°k 'hu I 5° 'mf W°i'ld¢l' if llhfiliailrif and ihc high rlite of Wailea ortlon of their feed for bodily m ln» "`-Y' grt an “man drink "8 “Mer mont might nm havp been i"("°°"'°'3' revalent hnre at und after hilrvuet.

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had every de.ail of growth been in ls quiw an Hem gf, p0g¢p,mp_ |f P03-

brought out and weighed from start to

in appearance and too wrinkiy. ' Mak., 5 pa qg every cow on ,_hL._ ,___,g__ _ rl sh. wit an eye ever open to the

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All of these objections may in some instances hold good; yet wise selec- f

tion of individuals from any one of these breeds. selection according to one's r

rm Feed them all liberally of the ight kind of feed. Feed regularl-

_ and milk regularly. Keep your co\v~ _ _____.\.

psrumnar c°"dm°nS and p°”ibimie°“m NSU" in 5“"°m°u°"‘ G°°d ‘V95 comfortable lit all times and you wiill rg

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-» __ purpose of keeping the animals -mad

_4 » ._ ily on the gain. That wizard among

' . ' 7- _Q/`.'{i_.»§_',_ » 5 beef producers, L. H. Kerrick, used

" ‘ .-- to Hay that he did not fatten cattle,

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sro to be found in any of thc brccdm the thing for the farmer to do is to get receive maximum results. ' ';_’f`_` <~/ I-',¢<;{f"‘~ .,;r.* /_ i ti bm "hu h° did "°“' beef- Tha” ‘B U10

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his type clearly in mind. and go forth resolved to satisfy lt, no matter in

what one oi' the standard breeds lin runs across il.

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#chip/>l the rows to stand out in the

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uAlnv Norse. f . if-l’

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it isn't mid-summer YN- F0 ‘i0"'l 'hir' ` _shoeiiiiiqbeskeiggersetxcadllly finmtahz t

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4-. . ‘_ s, "9-i‘.~

.,.‘ correct notion in beef making. From

l.?i__~.,». »,V_ uw -the ‘Juv moment the calf is born until

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Half the pleasure of .-nuniry ilfc iins in the ownership of a good quiet. Cum ____ _mm _“___ ____,!_,_.__,____ . _______,______,_._,_____._________ ____ _______________ ____ / _______*l_

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lvntie horse. and cvnry fsrmcr ehoull ‘ ‘~~~ one that his wife or daughter

About the first place to hegln clean-

'- '$7.1 _._-_,';..'_`.§;.i_.',_i,¢_» -5.-_‘ ./ CLEANLINEB8 IN THE POULTRY

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"n °|'iV°- The b0l'S rrlll.V Wall! U18 iii 1' - -"S if* "Set up und go" when ing up is around the cow barn. Most 3`j_.§lf__'i "5 _"',»_._;'.:<__,’___'._§,__;,V ~_lfi,.‘_" ~f{ Hausa

¢h°Y are on the road. This is it mintlike. Hold them steady for all-round farmer! 1" the "'U“"`e 911° UP C105” t° .'=.`1i-`-_ -`.`='»1`-'-" f'/’,;. oft*

the barn floor. j>_:_'____f :__-,_.i -~.¢'/~~_ VV ,,.K:.V Swceip down the cobwebs with A

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farm work. It is not wise tn think exclusively of speed; speed is not needed

So wind ds ' this month when

'n m"°i'* °f the fH|'l" “"l\'i<< the cows are all out just sweep down

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jiigm 3? 1. ..' "'12

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will attract dust and soon look sc-ry

When driving u horse. make lt your business. More horses are spoiled by all the Cobweb-H lllld dust- L2! it bi0W "iv ',~ ”2;."~ [ff -‘-_-i V ... \llltl1\'<ilfl.\'-

lllck drivers than in any other way. Of all fools who drive horses, the ones 0

who rush a horse down hill are the worst. it weakens the tendons and m

habit of buying vicious horses when ho can huy them cheap. and by pmper

handling makes good homes of them. says that no horse over was born balky, ___ but may be made so by the drivr-r.

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.' " *‘ 'V _;/ "‘ broom from the walls and roof for they .\._q ~ 1 l " ~

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ut the open doors and rvllldows. -';‘_§1'.g{.1V"`.‘-‘;.'.*=:._]\§?_g.§§?>., _:_ V Scald out the water receptacles oc- TS file Clif Di’-H debit with once frozen __-‘.\_"_‘.t’1‘;'_., .*_.~_.-{;1.“;iQ’.‘{'».--`~ .\,-\:_‘.'.34,"f¢i;_’.' cn.="lnally tn kill disease germs. snure. Get it out before It stinks. _ _"‘ -‘_-";€_'V"__"i'_=,;;§r§__; 2?"-3:31 Wztsh the windows so they will admit

nerves. .llrl the shoulders, und springs the knees. A msn who is in the Put in dry bedding. _¢¢_,~:f_<§.._,

A good cow is better than two poor ~f_'-Qi.-_`~.g:__'___f':'_ ~~~ -'“ the better during the cold months.

ones-yes, better than three that cnn’t _L . _'Ig _s»;v`£’..l _ ~~ lf dropping boards are useii clean

om than pay for their feed. -<11.-§_-‘if-"‘I:.~'f-'L;=.:.:="'£~£"i them often and add dust which will act

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-___;l1;_ the sunshine. for the mom sunsihine

len ilorl cow’ Onciha ive as in a orhent

What _ it . t g .s _» hs _

V9;hen you are twrltilig In the \\'0r>rl.~ with a tcnm, do nrrt have them ii. profit of S36 to $50 is goml. There B'-ACK NUNORCA COCK- _ l‘i‘__no dropping boards are used, hav:

I”-SPP-shod. unless it is slippery, as they nro liable to inflict bad wounds “"0 b""@" °""“' °f "‘“"`“"' The hllnrlrca is li licnvv lavnr_ rank! h°"»"‘i° Piswd *"\"'"""i “"d°""@f\ii'° th*

i'i'l il- R005 ihil1K fm' iii" huii in "K` irc second mllv to the i.eg'liorn, Be. forms-Ls to keep the manure from being

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lun themselves. or pr-.linps it hlcmi.-wil for life. in hot weather use as little "mlm on 8 “md www. and a,__L_on_pH_qh ,___ __ __ _ _ _ _“_ ed wah _ho Hm____ Add __ ______‘_ of

‘ e of it. hi»i\ .r 'vig tit i, r

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hflfness as possible. He sure in see that the collar and homes fit pl’0D€l’iY~ some worn .r rod by many in nilwr noir-setting \".i‘. Q-'irth every ew sys. This com-

75"9|'Y horse should hnvc n collar of his own. which lh0\lid |10! hi! "G00 01|

A lilliiy ruhhinz with stiff brilsl\li1~'~=ds. Tin- _~r.~n..inr.l iwifgllt for fm- posit houill be relr.ove<l at staicrl In-

otherh ' il f gl S ,. ,ha _ Al.. ,ee that :nukes lhfi cows take kindly to yflll. .-f-34 ig 3 r,¢.,|nd5 ,md ll... hp., 5% tr-rvale.

crses_ as ihr- shmilrlrns are no rl n ie um pe o H

clilstl‘el\l.=l1ell.i00- .i..f;mfi.-_ Wlhen litter 'hef-f.m»_-= soiled n~n.o.~o

‘hu b!"y`b°"d’ “"0 ‘"0 URW' “S ‘ms "HP" “aus” mn’ on th" mp °f Ni” Wil“ll fill’ l‘0“'l 891 "U1 'lf lil" Fillllfil- ____ ______ _ ___ _ _ _ __ ____ ___ it and put in a fresh supply.

neck. Use long \v-hiffieirevs. so that ine legs dn not get bruised or chafed. 'ora sec how they twist in lick ihcm-

ivre. \Vi»ulrll|’t it hc bettcl- if they

mild rio that in ihvir sinils, too

Nothing aids s1»li1\lrh In rlvsirnylnit u

.\l\va_v;i knep me ,@9519 well veritilaiied. in summer pil. .screens in doofl horn hy t\lh¢~r.~illnsI:s ne n poorly light-

fimi iii "l‘"‘ii*‘t"d "i“hi“- Ki“F""r\ i. ' ~' <'ll-want in drink ull the|ft\"lihit‘ box with tllrP“ lirlrfltlnlls nil-

flfiii 0" V°"iiiflii"" “iii h"lP You k°'-`Plii|\ii i l_~a 'ill infill-iitiiln liifil you have lllll"\hi.\' HUl`\‘¢'F iii” Diifliflflv. _N __ _ , _ ,_ ` _ »..1` i . ..-. .' ...luv l;n|».vri:.ni. fl pr-'\'£‘l1! h‘n\\'uB

not .med for th:-in _liiet rizlii. in sonic I-imply all ivnturillg reccptaclas nt "'l~ i;_-._\-~_l.\cr.i_ _~\i:l_ll_‘l_‘_‘_"'__,L§i}_.!i`,Lif'..- .fl _,ffl _~-= ..-.»!i he ~<»n_~mr\-f~ illc mol!- l‘-'M2 'i'il<‘ WF! iiiiiicr ill .io 's lo :iilmv ni<"lt so lla to start with fresh tvnirr " "L ' U '

fwiiifi ii' “'h~"i "“U""‘- U“"i"5 ii"` illem to drink nil iI1<‘_\' tvznlr .\n.l with- in the mornin!!-

hoiil fed for ;| whlln unil lllvy ivill get li1=.<<~ the windows and open ilu- ovvr their i‘»\\'r\r`sil spoil. doors so houses may be0thi>roug~il1y

V\’e :iii intake nlistakrs lu mir work nlrnzi find drliid out during warm.

. with poultry aliii a very nmnnl-in mis- 'saw lv dnys in the winter.

'V0 i`“‘*‘7` "“is“lk° “B” N "‘"d° lake is liatvhillg |\\i\r»V i'li'.'»k-n.~: wspc- l' will out the nest boxes occasionally".

rlnlly tho early ones) tlmn uni- \msipi.\‘if\i: In a fresh supply of brdding ilmc anil facilities in cnrc for pmpor- 3-»:~ ‘:n_v chaff or other serviceable ma-

ly. Better ri\'¢=r- n fcw good ones i-livin itci-~\i.

l".\~i~ry provnlllinn tlmnm hs. lakh.. 1.. h.-ive the horse as comfortable as pos- *'»il1° whllc ilolng his work.

“lid windows to keep flics and ln<lsrl'li¥0*‘VS Om- Di’ "M '°"`5°L "mt “"y`“°” "d or i _ wlicn worizirlg in fly svnlfltl. h

ruusiln covers arc ia great comfort .1 homes A hmltm. h,_,.d_ When a air of hnrs-a heroine 'irvilsiollliwl in v.urkinK illimtiheiu do not ncm_]m_|__\. ,H mnklnz lik, ,.,.gu|a,.y;_,-I

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ii"f‘D vhanginx them riroilrlll nnil breaking up the tclim. as it is hand on both in the team and the ilrivvr. Ncvcr tencii Yfllli' h°N‘* 1° “mn 'asm' ‘hm °

' ~ is it f1'|~ when a team “

rrlilirr om., and .IW _hem nn ev," gmrt, Always seo that the horses are lla

"" .\»-.ver feed mash or grain in n feed

iw-f-urn them iii _'ill lllw-s. S-¥olu`4\ any. ll'llll9.'il tlifit ir* Rolled. ll" not throw lvitrr. :ill thi _v will ilrlnl-< thi' flrsl \\'rv~k f\.\'-"i‘-l‘ Si`ii’ViiS~ l‘hHl`l'¥fll\i. '\i‘ beef lwl-lip.< ~v~ t-.\~o, will kill lni~uiu|ior r-lll:Vk:=_ but ilifun the ground or llttcr. but have n iil..~4 2. -»i'~.taken nnilru\_ if lli<~_\' get !l`N~i i>0X f0\‘ lli(‘h DUTDQSB- A .~f‘lf~

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wlierit. in the event \vhc'at were to

'l"he practice of listing in summer

:lnfl ihen re-listing. that is. double listing. in the spring ilrts milcll to

plougliing :ind lenvos hnlf io he :lone thc following spring. when men unrl trains arc not so busy. Whin we culi-

slhlr-_ whatever work can be left im- til spring. The listing aids the por- cclntion. retards evaporation :mi checks wt-nfl growth, as does the ploukhlnizi but probably to a much less degree. To what extent, however. it is ynt to he determined. lf unable to ploilghl nr list. the farmer ought at least to iloiiblo disk the wheat stubble. \Vhiie this is beneficial to a lessor degree, it .=erves some purpose in preventing cwlpnration and weed growth. It has nm- great nxlvantage over the other] methods in that less work is neces- sary in a very busy season. I

lf one were cxpevtlng to plant ontsi

or harley after wlwnt. the .summer treatment rtbovc dlscllssrrl \\'nulrl be found cqimlly valuable for thcsc crops, nlthuugll the :tftor ircntmrilt \\'0\lld. of course. vary from wlmt would bc. ner_‘r~ssnr_v for corn. i

Flarly spring trenimcni for corn do-i

penda upon what crop the corn is tn' silccoed. rind \\"nilt sunlnicr or fall treatment \\'iul triwn. Wllcrat stiiislzlr. silmmcr ploilzhori. or wlivnt siiibblr- illflmfi in .summns and full pluilrqllnrl. slmulil ho cliskefl in l-`1>i\runr§.'. or n.= l~.ilri_\' :ia possllill-, \\'lll-;lt slilhliic rr- mftlning urlimlvlicll onli .urn or lr.-lflt' corn of )|rc\'|nii~= _vrnr nllimlrl he pioilizllrd or ilstcil in l"f=i\r\ln\§/_ l-‘or .»~m:\ll spring' zrnllnn ill_~'i<in;: ilu- horn ltiibi-lv wmllil |'ll'ohr\i\l_v im .rufflV-lrni.

commend it. It diviiles tho work of.

'l‘hf- .spring ir'.~.'ii:i1o\.v\i is r-:~inr\vi.'\ll,\'

irrp<.rrnni. l\rr.'\i:.=i\ ilu- llilch \\ii\il. |-rcvlllcnt (lion g\'r".:lj.' lrll-r'v.'i_~~ ¢»\.i|l- .\ri~.ilnn. lu nlllliiion in this. lilo i’rf-»'.z- ilu' Hi' thc .\"'il lille l"i‘l ii in ri vnllrii- ilrln ill \villr'lv ll l.i..\\~r ~_i-”_\' I-.liflly lt lu tml iliirlllllinlln in 1.-cr* llyoll iviililv

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'cover the bottom an inch or two.

Then take :1 jug and fill it with very warm wats-r. and act in the barrll after you have put it in ll handy place near or in thc farrowing pen. As fast ns tlhe pigs arrive put thom in the barrel. with the jug setting in the middle of the bottom. and cover tile top of the barrel. if ne:s- .=ar_\’. to keep tho pigs warm. Allow thc pigs to remain until they are dry. when their can bc put with the mother to get their milk. By taking pains io make them wllrm and com- fortable all will go along well.

Sometimes when pills are fsrrowed

in rt cold place one will crawl out away from the mother and the nest. and will become rhllled. Even if they do not show much. if any, signs of life, do not give ihi-im up. Put smile water in a pall just as hot as one can beer the hands in it. ond hold the little pig in li. keeping the H090 and ears out. Hold him there until he warms up nnvi revlvcs. after which rub him dry nmi kccp in a it warm place until he is strong enough to go back to' the mother.

It is niwaylw best in give the sow

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