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4.18. The average profit over

otion of nllllll: is higher tbs-b that 1 the average daliry cow of the omlinion and may be consideret.

t ed the il-oerder olless lbut not lgh enoulgh to return unllndil profit. et us see how selection would

its. examination of tihe records

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l. 4000 pounds and one less ... 3000 lpounds. Taking 5000

- t. The ten remaining cows M! WBPB-Se yearly product- n of 6270.8 pounds of milk testing; .6 per cent lfst and yielding an

65.615. ‘lllle average profit ovel eed was $34.18 or $341.80 for the

out $417.74 worth 0i‘ feed would have been saved. This together

cows. Who would feed eighteen. cows if he could get greater plcf- it from feeding ten? _ ffhe efficiency of the Baibcock 1W also brownish out’ very Blrongly by this experiment. For flflfllllllle, oi‘ two cows. one gave 0,, "llyflellllio of mild‘: testing 2.9 Der dent (at, yieliiing-*20'I.75' pounds butter at n. maroon 'oi‘$50.57 and 11 Profit over feedlot $11.59, while 1110. other gave 3075 pounds 0t milk testing 4.5 per cent lfut yielding

iced oi $17.06. From a butter production standpoint thesecows were praloticallily oi equal villus but if milk were the product sold the folunler would be lmuqh more plofitaibie than the latter. The poorest cow lin the eighteen gave 2113 pounds oi milk testing on an average 2.0 110s- cent fat yielding

110th Health Q31 Be Yours

ii Your Blood Supply In Kept Rich and It'd

it is a waste of time and money to light merely the signl- of disease; in the long run you are lproiba-bly worse off than when you started. What is far more important is that, you should intelligently examine the various symptoms and trace lhe cause. Wlhen you remove the muse. health will be yours. \For example, anaemic people often en- dure months of suffering while fronting its symptoms. such as indigestion, shortness oi breath. lmbltatlon of the heart and ex- haustion aiterany smslli effort. The apparent stomach and heart troubles are generally nothing more than the result or an insuf- ficient slrplply of pure blood. This "Illemic state may have followed “"1110 previous illness or an attack of influenza; or it may have arisen from overwork. lworry or too little lush air. »'l‘o obtain good ltenlih llle slmlple snd- proper course is

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1| VALUE 0F cuuuuo AND 70-01 mounds of mem- at s feed essential a filthy quart fed n stt n i ob.- LWT1NQ T": DMRY HERD w” o‘ “L05 9'11"“! 11 1°" 0f result in’ the novel cord i)? mtg erkamihlr. w” w” on t‘ m young call! becoming infected and white scours may result.

827.42. Boob p, cow might easily "(gxpqrimfittsi Form notos)..._. he retained in the herd were not -—-- 3101s tells applied. ___, m, put eight years an ex- A cos-end study of the individu- Cars should lbe given to keep the 0111 1“ 111° 31'1"“! .111’ M '1 “l” 1“ 1‘ 11°11‘ 1° 1151191111111 11111011 digestive system in good condition ham from the comon stock makes llrollltalble use‘ of the teed ' district lhy the use of nulflconsumed is mos from ‘high pro.'.u(~.ing|F0l' instance, one cow g“, 7999 been carried on. at the Pill-mile of mlillk testing ,, .1.» Farm at Nonpsn, _\l_ ucni. list, yielding 810.66 pounds be gum; lielnlllles, good and poor alike of butter at a deed cost of $58.38 sum,“ mm bu. bowels are m, they are old enough when spring , been l-oullnsd in the ‘herd and prom over teed of $50.22, wllh lblt and bridle he will never or m... is soon relieved. leaving 11119111" v11 P011 01 111° P110111 °1 ‘Pl-LE BOYS elm) 0mm. , ...l it is the lllllll policy Another cow lYNd-uced 7590 pounds ' ' '~ ' -” ~ l l, by thle Experiential Farms ‘l! -rr-l 11k testing 3.7 per cent o.- Olllgflmblilg-lp pgmrposes. A moswllmgds blotter at a ‘rd 11118 PM! l fill I96!‘ e99 - M! Q. PTO“! 9f " m gggi Lg Q , ', and ,all mu. produced Over reed of $40.29. calm‘ “"1"” '° ° s n” material whether the roughage,“ not llwble to he a halter-break lessly. All alumina-soc. 10c. 11010101111“ 1111'“ 1“°"1'°'1‘-‘“°° “nan-mt one of my greabept ‘if u" _ Men weighed and tomb gm- tlhet the latter cow did not respond ‘ butter tut content. Thil-ty- 3-11 99011011110011)’ l. have completed one or more "*1 11111 111s former for oven th she consumed extra. feed

A laxative shollllki be fed_ Lemme hays, corn silage. and e bran mash all slightly laxative and should Ii. the cow appears con-

moving freely g drench of epsom

salts lnazy he given. , She should be left alone st time wane" Influx me m“ w‘ on “count or M” “my ‘fuming’ gulllr users keep it handy for em

Th!‘ 111m“ is evidently necessary. Cows are more or less sublect to retention mg}, oi the nftenilirtu _ to the conditi it is xpell d with! when dhedked up by me reed value oi $6.10 and had 4 per cent few ‘k3,’: “M. a“, c5; n" h2g3 wit" ‘m’ “I “any m“ m" time arrives .for shoeing. lee, mlilik acslm, and. nobcock fut in her favor she made 83 cents amped" where the cows are m to realize the i nu“ of NW lAs to the ration necessary to low conldlition of vitality it may be vmfng the young 5mm“, Wm; sixth lactation period gave l1"?- 1111111110’. 0011' 00000017 ill milk necessary to remove the nfter- plenty of wster_ This is often neg-

Mrh n n has not been expelled ‘acted with “h” which an fed it mlust he varied according to the within 24 to 48 hours. it is welll mm; Th‘, “was Show.‘ have w.

to feed. consumed

' mauled. eghteon cows in m; less profit. Moral: Fix a. standard of quan-

. average yearly product! o; production for you-r cows to go by .. pounds of lmiillk testing asst. Buy a milk seals (which lmy also ~.. cent fat and lylehding 22514 be used as a feed scale) and a Bab- upds of lbutter, gt a feed cog; o, wok -tester; weed out

boalrdl-rs; fit them for the butcher; ‘d was $2.34” or “H36 m, the feed the reel- lnodlucers the extra ., gem The who" avenge pro iced: then watch the profits grown

. der average conditions. tilree-qunl mt setcuret ‘Iii: isihzltanicfethiadtsitsy- c1?“ to an abundance o! (ream iers of a pound well-cured clover omce- ‘fairness and flmne“; Wm‘ mam“ De en v9 e‘ a’ r c B“ Wale" at a“ um"- Aa ‘mm u l _ d d, _ parts and oil cake Ono D1111 1411011111 A Teacher's catechism . 1P1" 11°11°- 111111 0111111! l0!‘ 011- WM! hum is lnelpellolwvll ill 11118‘ 0P0"- as the call! begins to eat grain and 1* a I“ °.‘ 1111“ my 4111' 1°‘ “a” he sum“ gramum. imcrmsmg 1, Are yg“ really a lpachpr? m. ill finer lilzln iu ln-ake a loyal fyiond 100 pounds live weight. and two ‘ ‘ are you m“ Slipping “yang;- out of a violent foe or to 0081-81)-

Separation from the cow-As it some as in the case of older lmiln- comlnon practice to renr als. calves lby hand, they are seperat- ed from the cow soon after calving Some take the calf ulway from the mother at once. Others allow it to remain with the colw for several days. The longer it is allowed l0

be nursed by the mother the more: a l nimsl should lbe watched very gfléiulht gixmbemzasfaeas: ‘its’, ‘take a m‘ o! Dleasure m tralnmg While sheep will ‘not perhaps ll reasonable muount of class-would ask an teacher. m m“, in mind that the first milk (colus- l ~ f’ l. 1mm) 1411011111 111W!" be 51"“ M12255 iixgizgghlorz lrilghglizn: 51:13-11:11“ M” early trailing Wm hemand there is snow available yet your pilplls 1 lov oi‘ tho (inning ~ the calf, and not the milk (P0111 , to win prizes. with such an ob-i ' ’ ‘ i‘ * '1 The teacher should take up these 80m. 0mm, ca“ 111119111118 11-11118- 11 1! 11511111131 11051] it is a better plan to see that they tic alpoems Wm, mo on" and ‘may X rursotlve rlonertlss “"1110! =1111111"1d,, i m n, u stand the colt should be broughtl _ late the cell's stomelch and dlgest- gahmsxgcée Zugegéwn to e atwegs l.) possum,’ a5 (Doing, [or a photoldal“ ‘San 811mm be ‘placed “helemure knowledge? and will that up-‘story 0,. ploL w) Bu“, a “an” at All lhB C0711 5118-89 $11111’ 0111 Bl-Thwlvg org-g“, and ifggpeclallly guitedha" me usual amount ‘Such rem ‘with every mot m "B fight place i acess may be hm! to it at :111‘p(;tlt8 grogv nllll burn wztrnlor us?“ pm“ pm] (‘XDI-Ttll] wards, find but 111K111? 101111110: tn requirements t the your: ' ' " .. ‘"- ywr“ g° "7 . 1°°1111lT110l101li1.aud hold out to view 9 ° led,“ m, cantor o“ and fom-mumilolld up and ears erect. showing] ‘m, the ‘lumbing seam“ approach S. Do the clllidren shovr by ihtolhe way U“, mung,“ m ewmssed’

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. hligh enough to keep m. w. BALANCED RATIQN ron WlNT~

we h» M sir: :;.:":.:":;.‘::: good herd of milikers this winter, hows that 8 of the eighteen cow... and asks for n ration. that would '0 1008 1 111111 5°00 ‘Wllnds of be ‘ihalnnced’ so as to give good re- 1111- "1111 °1 "he" 111° K11" 1°“ sluts. He has the following feeds. and expects to purchase some con-- unds as a, gab- Quuldard o; mm. centrates: Corn silage, alfalfa hay. rodluctloll 44-5 per cent of the out straw, mangels, outs, or outs up would have had to be culled and 53.19“

We suggested a ration as fol-

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veragflll oi 26:44: DOUJIdS of "butt - the cows can est. f‘ e cos o “as averaged P01111115 011111111 1111? 11°41 11119415“ calf It seems preferable to allow - _ - - b 1 _ t. _ A off to the very rbest advantage. V I __

bushel 0! 11111113619 n01‘ 00W 111111?» the calf to remain with the cow :30: (Zgiireeoozgzea? fiecumr H ms is no, practised a home “lee. all long pool around the llddelh men," m“, Mmngngfifi u, en, Tb“ 1g the gen good cows oats or oats um] barley should belone or two days as it has n bene- o" m a mm o: milk is’ s-Olnekmlesli“ not "Rely m be performed mflhould lbs Clipped (“wry and n illlllli supply in any “Folio the ilnprovna‘Hgmemd View M. the poem.

ave wilthlln $72.66 os dilll-Olh profit purchased to improve the meal ra- "cm efgecg on “M, cow's “d119,, 35- _ v ___ in I _ l i l filer of individual pens, 4 feet by 0i111@11'~ 0111111 11°‘ "1“,l"‘“ “1 1°11’ j Some are or the opinion tlm‘. the eighteen. ln other words tion, which may consist of onoutlpec,a,.,y K 1t ls 81,811,“, Gouge“ lwed- Four drops ol low. olol} to n. 1e slow or soc rug ater ou— m, m me pmvmm,’ when, each school. li’ uni, licgln now l0 lon¢ll._._,,,.,,. m“ Ummur, m flo-vpmnmu, if the 8 poor oows ‘lludl been cuii-si m," pounds out; or 001B 0-1111 11"‘1"|ed. quart of milk has ‘ ,_~..red ef- R ey meal, three pounds W11

with the profits realized from the uud one ‘P01111111 °11'°1111°

‘them to do so when. i , , _,. ( . 1 ( l‘ d 1 f ._ ~ _ _ » ' ‘ _ . s no uteri uf selecllion ant-l fect in most clog... This shultfi - H16 m“ m p ‘we ‘le ole or m‘ 9- 1116 Y0" 1°11°11111b 111m" 1° “P11, urging upon the pupil cer_ The stomach of the young calf b .v n I tw‘ m da s lllodialely aftul lalllblng. This plalllreclete the every day ‘beauties oi mm 5019mm,“ But e g‘ e m" ° °" m’ y ' —'—"'*-'-'_ prevents the llisowlling of lulllhsfllllhu-e? or are you d1$4'1'.1111r‘11“g,|)lll. mil good works 1.. 1mg 11..., To

1151‘ 11°“ is constructed that it re uiresl . , tan good cowa, is $759.54 or $314» daily. or. feed. one p0und..ot thiflfredheni. feeding in small nmlmmts ,,D}_1y“;§j;,;§§“§§.°.i..i‘il‘..§§§'§§&.’€‘ llolnrlmtifheexlhlflolii “his erightlzg: meal mixture lorabwt we mumsln is advisable m we‘! we young ell the cal-f seldom recovers This 0lll1'1111D1‘°1141°°5- 5111159111111" °1 calf at least three times a day- i“ we of __ V, the navel. Que armment adwanced {or the,

mm‘ can be m‘ my ‘ceding more mormng’ noon and night’ The soon after birth it ill un infcct-hlrlebing of sheep more llcneralll'lhu" mm“ *1“) 15 11111 1° 1115“ °“‘ ‘cause “my disrugard and ow“ up.“ 10-3‘ simple or humorous, does not

threelmilk should be freehand sweet m“ amease mug“, by mu“. conjupon our farms is that but littiol 11 1“ °°‘”_1’““1"l§11lo of a iismrsrsture o1 asnroxlfldltlolls 111 ‘1111011 1 hr u... 1,, RHWHhhoul- is involved m the care of‘ is ewnomicuima"'ely 100 defines’ The 111865110“ ed to give birth in the calf, and: is

meal-say one pound for pounds lui-lk. but such heavy feeding in ordinary milk production. it l!

1B V017 1111141111? 1111"‘ b?’ teedmglugua,“ avoided when {be mm is to be considered equivalent to “but 1111011- N- 13- 5111151“ m’ w“ work’ or on Wee‘ “w” 111w‘ at m” ‘ma. “d drovbgd in s clean stall or in. thcglittle attention is required". 1.131.113.1111lgirdii-éllfi-nolllfg?‘"115151011"1111 P11514018, and oddest- “__"‘"_"_‘ ‘beauty. and enchanted by their we version at“ 5mm!‘

milk at another °"°"°°‘“1‘F 1‘ '1 Sim?“ mm‘ barn ii. is best to tie up the cordlqlulres less hard labour m m. ca-re PROTECT "rH-s STRAWBE-RRIEE, 1° 1133mm” ° °' many and wet the novel thoroughly with than does sheep, but this does not

ial occasions but not to be reoom- rnenlded in everyday farm work. As in method of feeding. it makes mks and little difference what plan is fol- lngergm- “we,” 16192 pounds of butter at a deed lowed, no i013 890- 10811101‘ 1119111“ is lwaysto keep the calf iittlel - 1t l 1 > - , . m“ o’ smjs “'1 "- pmm W" 0! P10091111" '15 1°11“"°11 11M’ m“ lllllisry- Each 0011 Bh0ll1d 11o 1°d'::'fna0'rel?re‘l;°i>l€ero Tl}$nmfi§§.1'y1ia'mr the n01’: all, “to m” a almws ham“ to 11mm“ u‘e.k.CCD ones footwear neat lflilkmlnot the best method. as by so doins cows know what to expect A s11!‘ separately. as some will . drinkim ' ,_ .1 y f H, ! |_ m .wm er “at e“ w t e ‘cmwaral egltmialzllglz 3111c“ :1?” riglzuy m“? 051:6“ xdkfllltlllglr 53%;; bhclolflle ghtnlstgine. of:1i:grnif:iillzfi:fngo:dfif,zzsfcqm and and fol- private use, there. should 611111111119 7°11’ °°115°1°11°e °111'°111113"-:',ry “lsmmlzlny q]! a; an“, . w resu n over ee . e .. - . l ' - placed on the sflagekunzunt to lead‘ vanes w"? u‘e;;i-ll1g:i§]:llil0li llpgullilliuceddiéfsl; the ‘breeding ewes have been a; each feed, Al, noon the roui-Bqbreed and size of calves. For the Winn“ wme 0",, to“, dayt t; 56:3 l‘; 11mm? m“ m" “mums "lfirst two weeks from eight to ten w e u 5°°d “mdnhnh 111°“ 9°11 pounds of milk daily should be fell °1“:This amount may be graldnlslly in- roots part of the time “Tggreaned un-til from i8 to 20 pounds THE FOAL 011111 hB-"Vnre given at the time the pnrlf is six weeks of ago. Usually it is bulllly 11111118 1111110Y1111lnot_ necessary to increase‘ above that is necessary l" 0°" 111 —lln fact, for all kinds of catillo. 011 these have large stomach xzspacil-y and need a good deal of roushflsh in order that they may ilfllllerly igest their feed. The ibig nrdblm ‘winger prodluction the cows change into m as much as possible of choalp. bulk)’ feed, largely grown on the no more 0i the M9011’ ates than are absol- o give good results- ed feed is likely

865159;] plan is to fe night and morning w

hay and straw may be 5111011- ihe hay and straw are cut. 111 may be mixed rvuith the sllafifl

s ohauso. but a. cow_ sh one ‘feed n day of i008 hill‘ 01' 1111"’ ,

Changing to oklm-mllln-Th fat iers for protecting the sight. De- heavy rains ‘or snowstonlns. as a until the ground freezes well. Ap-,111-'19$111i§ solholhlrls they really cnrelAnd m? leg“ h" tamer mo’ of the milk is so valuable that very iactive vision is said to be the drenching of the lfleece may leave ply l; mulch of clean straw all 0W1. m . n- 1, ul "l mu nay-aka no marrlfl-ife Psltttsent" few dairy callves are now raised on case of shying, and shying is the the sheep Wet and chilled for days. tbe beds to the dlepth of four or ?Sn§x_lru°r “my e on’ m c U ' The“ WU fohmerlyceuse of many accidents, so it is The best lwinter quarters for five inches. lSltrawy manure will “I” l, me was gf mag a prejudice against skim-milk as it well to see that the foal has well sheep is s shed in a dry location do, but it is likely to increase thel schools. your class consists of sov- And I l » m “m u u was believed that undersized un-|iighted~ quarters. Where the foal partly open to the south, so that it 0W 6e more n I a‘

thrifty calves resulted. These ffilg tied up the light ‘should come affords azmlpls gil- and the {lock not available, or hay, evergreen; pleasing to a“ However’ remenr-‘Sge the lm-dly caauas 9mm; suits were not due to the removal mm gammy should have [ygq [use ‘,1 the yard

of the fut from the milk on which m, devglqpmgnf, ghquld Ybe rapid COIIl-inuailly-sn old ‘mum, l5 ‘lye to hold the snow. even though they tho calves were fed but to careiess- along m6 “u” o! flesh and muscle vgr (11059 a door upon a sheep-o

ness in management. Because the but mt necuwuy Wm, {an Th9 ‘They should be fed winter mt.

0f Milk is t0 118-110

utly neoessohy 1 willie concemtral t0 lbs much chenpe than last. the 11110911 ° o likely to be lower. iltmce tile expensive 111° n lwith an 0Y0 011

m! “'35 removed it w“ bemvediexpcrt horseman pays close attent 10h! after the ground freezes, as Current even“, which u... urge."- u t

that more milk should! be fed and Ion w me developmm of muscle gfflgs men has bu; 111mg “mu-m; . children" cnloy llnrrzltiné; l0 the 1-91] 11B 500 111656 110111150100

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1" °<1 1°11‘ °"°"° “F ° but keep away mm the colt any 111s rower- Plenty o! swan fwl- Plmphs "IVE NOW '21,?“ y,r,‘,§§,g°c§f.d‘;.'.n°’§-.,B umelWllerc the wealthy nobles dwell." ones tnkc pleasure iu telling sorue- S" 81"‘- 8008 b)’ 1110-1 111101111011,

skim-milk calf differs little in size mm i _ g that will tend to produce c ther in the form of rape, clonn ~ twwvizzlfisedftl: Islam“ “mmal 101mg liming m- gauemng turnips or roots is relished at this