The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07
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grain.
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bone, gaano. or ems Gre rlch compost
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good awsrd than that eowa with spring
gram, o. upon winter grain ia the
spr.ng
NsEA7--I II the soil be dry h wiatCr
and ID good heart moss pillow carly, apd
giving a'top-dre ING q some good fine
compost. 81 pe1i manure dall III the
wheat Il Is poser policy g usk winter
NlWst ~ sufi which. from lack 81 drain
m8, barely allows ihe plants tosiusg'e
through
0Ara Harvest before too ripo. and
thls have much better straw, more and
plamper grain.
CoaN !, II d great temptation some
times 20 sucker corn for the sake oi gct
ting green feel fu cows We 40 not
bel.egc IN gdckonng corn at 40, though
with some kinds il may have np CEIl 81
iccta With many varieties we feel sure
that tho suckers are important b so-
cure the proper Cling out Of the tips Of
the ears, the tassels coming into flower
little later than those ~ tEe main
stalks, the latter maturing tip kernels
~ the ear. are thus fertIzed. Pun
weeds among corn, bat do no hoeiDg
after tbs ground is shaded
Warm Ihore il no more important
subject than the supply ~ fresh and
pure water Tor the stock ID the pasture
and IN The yards, the lack 81 IL cannot
be made up ~ tic best u feeding and
other care. ID is yery bad 10 beoblged
- drive cattle isr for water Young
calves sud 4tt,e are ai.en seriously
s,antcdby suur supply ID water in au-
glst
WngISo l06Sa ASr1Afz Colts,
lambs. and calves, lcfi d take lho.rreg.
ular allowance q milk naturally should
bc wCAned about GINS time say whom 3
on I months old Ihe colts being put
ii enclosures away from their dam and
allowed 20 suck al FIRST twice day
then once q day. then less often, and
finally once week for once or
tv1ce. thus they Will GA weaHcd quietly
and without falling off IN flesh through
running 10 and fg0 iii thor auxlgty
Lambs must be wcaned abruptly, and
t. make II easicr for both parties. sepa-
rate them beyond the sound 81 each
other hleaIlng, leaving the lambs ID
the old pasture Give the ewes yery
dry feed, and milk those Whose uddcrs
appear distended aud touder PultWo
or three old tame ewes 81 Wctaer with
the lambs o. leaders, aud 10 make them
manageable. Calves are very easily
managed, bong allowed to suck only
when the cows are beng MIXED, and
that but once a day after foW days.-
The mixer can restrict the allowance
Of milk that tho calf gets at his discre-
ton
Cows--Use Ill diligence To prevent
the COWS drying, giving good pasturage,
extra feed If necessary, aud plenty OF
pure water Farrow cows 10 be fatten-
"a this fall, should be dried off before
September, and kept in good flesh, be-
ing fed SO as 10 bo on the gain an the
time
Okra b. careful not TO over-work
md exhaust working cattle. II put to
hard labor, feed dry hay. aud bright
straw with bran upon il, in addition to
what they pick up nights N the past
ume
Hoasr nccl careful treatment, aud
II kept up should have an armiul or
two IL grass daily. aud II worked hard,
cut feed AMI dY hay Cold water IS
perhaps the best application for gals
by the harness. and do not forget that
for al kinds u stock
S98 aa3 pure eater are essential 70
their breath
Swlsf Keep them making manure.
weeds and all SORTS 81 rubbish which
viii decay, should he thrown 10 them to
work over peas may Do fed nnthrgsh-
ed, using such as may have baeu some-
what damaged, ami thns TIE hogs viii
b. in prime order when corn IL tit TO
feed
snlag Keep tar upon their noses 10
keep on Tic boi M, which causes grubs
in the head; examine rans about the
horns aud heads sud elsewhere for
wounds which ko4f3 bfeHsna 7ftsfq,7t,f,. 4