Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
RURAL ECONOMY.
CATTLE AND SHEEP HUsBANDRY.
From the Cultiu t1r.

&C., collected Ind condensed for the Cul-
tiratOr.
Fatienine cattle for beet. is we'll known
10 be performed, by grazing them al lber-
~ in the pastures, and stali-teedns them
IT home. TIL latter is mos: commonly
practscd, in the Winter st" son, but Ii is
equally practicable and b neGcial in sum-
mer: and the universal n glcct of so GER
tain mean for the acquisition of St great
and uncommon profit. mus 60 to the ac-
count of our incidence, or our unaccounta-
ble preiudices. The success of tattenin9
oxen by moving the green meat (graSS) OF
whatever kind, during thn summer, has
been often aud fully ascer,uln"d. The
meadows and pastures are thus pres rved,
and NAV be manurcd to infinitely greater
purpose, by the saving mad, OF dung and
urin', and their sup rior condition and
quality; and the hcrbage lis If. secured
from the tread Of cattle, will GO nearly
twice as far, and ChnSe important hints
cannot be TOO often repeatedly the cattle
may be KEEP, secure and qnicI II the shade,
lree lro" Every '.""S"",.. 49," nr ,,.' , nS
houses or yards, liz SEEDS run up IN tenn
porary enclosures, near to the grass ntrn-
ded to be cut, will prove entirely sufilcIent
lhe cattle VIII I'LL '''',S' ''Is' ''' '''" Il
onietlv to ruminale, and under tie same
circumstances, will Improve much more
quickly tnan " ",eE 'r' '''' ''u:'', ~ -
Craze. NOT oo[> '.T'I ''' ""' "''.1 ~ '''
asln the case OF '"l.'" '"N>' II "'' "P
pear IN eAp'''''r".', gay : "','.G''' i ''"I
extra cApeii>'' u '"''''.' ;.' 0.". s;I. " CO.,
'e"u'". ,,;l1..,tI, ~ ,J'I;,;n.,I ,r,G,
tha' very 'oI>''. ""'s "''l''',I,,' |',1, '''
IS redi'Aeu' l1'"' ''''' '''
teedtnS- Az c"''ie Si'on'a "' "'''"-
tanned in progressive STATE o' Improve
ment; Tor ii they remain stationary, t!'''S
is loss Of interest OF money and "l time :;
if they so backwards tnere Is FoS'''>e
loss of property, with the additional pros
pectlve disadvantage o, injury 10 az "!''
mails, OF delay, and ot d'lli'"iiY N REGAIN
Ing thelr io'Hi'' t'ii7' 9''''', i' ,"'' . - c.
ularity be repeated. it is probabit' the Tar
greater share oithe expected pr"nt oi gFa-
zing, will be found, on far ca!ccLati"n TO
be sunk. Du!y apporiionng toe <'ccN 10
the quantity OF food, and regHIaF ieedi"g'
are the life and. soal OF cattle k"'piHG'
Ofttimes you will sec store pigs raining
about mans ward, which are alternate
ly in high condition. and as am as l',y'
hounds. He oHgat TO rec"'Irct, inaI
whenever he suffers them 10 lose hesh, he
has thrown away the greater part oi tha'
provision which was the cause o' IHcir IN
provemen'. -,
Inc goi"en ruie re>i''|''is 9""".''@' -
as much as 1cast c'n en- Tt" I '|2"""S
appetite; ali beyond mat important cri'',
rion, is so much lost I" me pro, rector, anu
not impronao,y al 'n'pGa'nnc'' ~ ''' III III
an animal. liGfe Is Tue .ou'''a''0'' Vi /"
good argument IN 'aVor "i ''e r'Iho''' "'
that Wilch 'iie a'l'n''' leaves "'"' II H,'H
not remain 20 oe 'o.''",''''''''M " HIS
breath, to disgust hin, ana 10 p&'' MS "p-
petitc.-D.
Cattle we'll snn?mrFed arr hail winter
ed" 50 says LlSie' An" ha"'.nce ao"S'
''cattle well w'n'ered arc nall summer
cd" =,
Cattle left out late IN the fall should De
toddered early IN the 'nolh'hS' a"o 'ot ". ".
comp.iied 10 eat sF'Ss "l''I !, III. lo"' J;sy Hy
upon H. wh'c. 'nCeeo .nef o'si'Ne..1"'t: ~
MS CAUTION Is "a I'"i.'.".a' '''p'' &c ,a na,,In
the hor''' "':'I 'aS' "''DD''' ~" NV, T.,.Inrs u.
ana SneeP pe''S" '"'io'"; ''o'' ,"I ,a,a.