New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

Cattle stalls.
walk.
Cattle Stale
lisy-mov.
Garden.
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A. Cah-pcDs, reservoir and pump.

A. CsIpcns reservoir and pump.
droppnas, and ia cleaned out twice day. In order
that their tails may not be direi in this ditch when
the cattle lying down, every tell is tied to string
suspended from the ceiling Behind this ditch there is
another walk, broad enough for wheebarow. The
floor Of the cstle-ta lie grated so that the stall is a.
ways dry. Litter is not used.
While we are looking at the fne animals most Of
which show strong infusion of Herefordshre blood,
with some full blooded interpreted, our host eI-
plains the mode Of feeding. The mich COWS erjoy a
four meal system served up in the following manner:
l. Ats o'clock a. half hour hay; then water: then
three. quarters of an hour hay or straw.
ii. At II O'Clock a. M, cut oats then water; then
half an hour hay.
III. at 3 O'Clock p. M, half an hour hay; then Wa
ter: then three-quartes Of sn hour hay
". Az O'clock p. N. hsy till o'clock, when the
troughs are swept and both The and their walters
retire.
From the cow-stsbles we enter the horse stable
fitted mp in equally convenient style. 1t runs cross
wise through the back end Of the whole building and
opens at end into threshing floor 10 feet long
ard 90 wide which forms addition to tue n sin
building, running back to the main entry. Along one
side Of this threshing. floor tbs grar-mo9s, and
bstween these ard the cattle-stslls are hsy-nows.
These ttsbles maintain a comfortable Temperature
a Wioer, hut owing to their hight, and good sy.-
TEN OF ventilation are supplied with comparatively
pure air. The cattle require but little feed and look
very comfortable. In tie Summer they are pastured
the di.ctes filed with water serving q. fences. So
rich ere these grss,ands ard 60 convenient is he
access to the best English markets that en- acre Of
pasture relts for sic to so per year, while $500
acre not considered eItraysg3rt price fJr whole
fam.
wish could introduce my readers 10 every Are
side Al every door they would be received With cor
d al welcome IN every house they would ind plenty of
good cheer and they would econ be convinced Ike your
humble servant that Kicker aud more chserfa CON-
munity Is cot 20 be found on the face Of the eartn
Besides, Oldenburg has the mOst liberal government
on the continent. Even in the miidle-ages the soas
Of Fressnd never bowed their neck 70 the Yoke Of he
rsghborng counts ard bishops ard the spirit Of the
father il Dot yet extinct The home farm /, ne yer
divided bat always inherited by the younye.t son
while biz older brothers generally seek home on the
Tie farmers Lcrpeyes Ike 70 invest their our
piat-itcOfe n al FPS. Even common laborers receive
here much higher wsgss than the Interior Of Ger.
many, and fou'sg healthier looking race | never
met In my travels.
Tbs sol % tAsss low Veser bottoms is heavy clay
difficult y cultivate, b1, unsurpassed for grass
Nhssi,iubba turns into excellent pasture or meslow
The rsri '@-,Dn "ithou, any seeding The native
stock Of cEtile u large. ard good mixers bl. their
isi,srins sua.'.s have been greatly improved By IN
por,si'on, hon England. mostly OF Yorkshi sni
Htrefordttlrs blood. However, there is still much
room Tor improvement, and the farmers are going
ahead with thai same csuious step, which character
zee all their uOvsusris Large fairs are held suuu-
ally and liberal premiums svudsd. TIE best stsl.on
for instance, draws $50. second best. 500; third
best, s2Oe These premiums are paid oat Of the State
treasury and i cAnn0; 10 usd that the utsr
of Governineut with agricultural matters generally IS
exercised in beneficial manner. few years ago.
for instance, symptoms of ung-dsease were observed
in 8 certsin neighborhood. Immediately. lot only
every infected animal, but also, all other animals in
the same stables, ard al cows in other stables ths
Nod been in soltsst with the former together With