The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-02


aEaAS6as r0a nSissDsiianS.
BE- tn W. ~
Sae1 A1atssaakss Gu, Edged But.
ser.-O. J. Davenport, At the Deerfeld
Valley Farmers' Institute, Endorsed the
Attorneys As the only breed adapted to
making ailt.edged butter. But gilt.
edged butter u made from other breeds
-isa't il e., sssa% ia
Rsqn. Qals'. -Th. THIS ms s,n,lee-
maa Il reported in tho New England
Romssssad a saying that he would
let young calves suck few days, then
put them on skinned milk With . litale
meal and would put thsa ouahiek mix
a soon as practicable, but would not
turn then to pasture till . year old;
would keep cattle always growing and
Rlseaug ts1pesssnt aloss, and would
tssshehsh o. sas ill they eau, rather
tAsuiss how little they can be kept
alive o. ess"4'',: f'"~ 49,
1s6bod GUS a. Fatseni.g animals.
y. n. Legate Is reported as saying
hat ! eoV that is ! good mixer will
gSnSf.1iy fsttsn' xelf when dried and
tuned na i, pasture Who says nayY Is
not ! good mixer generally good
fssas.l, And it. she doe. not produce
a n lJ va lh .h' not consequently lay on
fat,ess .nlel sy
,lMinsssd Alk tor Calves. A
hsReR apnQusess it -. CONTRARY to biz
ballet Ahat skipned milk il best for
calves, for if it were 90 the COW would
have bssn 70 constituted ~ to give
skinusd milk Gao any one resist
.aess3ssSlS9'' r. ., -. ~.
,Rsxkesisa, .Mlatsrs's .Laes,-Par
contrary to tho above psr.enph, an.
other tarass. dess not ,Ppto!e IF follow:
ing natures lava. It 10 best, some Is.
sstt, = grew steer. for .t.sf; if il ID
bssa 70 grow stssasttds ,bsef, be ,Gsk,,
Why did not u.,ulrs9 / n III & item ie.er'1
SAX for Preysass1t At 1s;s.al.:-A
sensspsadeat Of the Jositi1ikdiF IF az
Rs.s ~; - Il; i sst;ssed ib.t a = pr,g.
aaaa Assasaaiaah shseA have shsir
feed s.lasa, shs sAosh -. aAs1sa ss-
ssss = ,ss llz = az aiksSo 4. 4 !
e6sy their Instincts. ~, 49,
F'ediso. ki1eA cosa..-S. B.tbss .
"sstis6ed that W get better results 'fos
ASts.m ~ u dat cow ~ waiting
he meal and mixing iet~ith bay, or
ssus othsf' snanilsf: material, 10 that
they shall b obliged to eat the whole
together and raise it with the oud,
than % feed the meal alone. whether
vet Of dry, = it thus passes into the
fourth stomach aud is only imperfsotly
dissstsd, 20 that it cauuss yield aU its
nutrition 70 the animal system, and
what nnat digssted passes away in
waste, OF il lost to all immediate ma
terial purposes
Roising Caloes.-A writer in the
Ohio - arnaSr. says: "Supposing it
doss require two gallons Of sweet milk
Pr DAY, and, that milk is worth on the
average l8esuss pei gailou for cheese,
The feed q the end Of four mouths will
have 49, a.: : TIE animat. may not
b. xes,e 1hs.di4srenoe between the
milk s.! ,n d, ,lop and grim, but when the
eslf i three jean old tho difference
will appear ithrssfold the other way.
If the cost Of raising . calf on new
milk Is 324 for The first four months,
and the animal ID not really worth
moro than $40 It that age, then, of
course, there is loss Of 81, so it will
not pay to raise common or inferior
calves where milk can be sent TO the
factory or made into cheese on the
premises. Where butter is made, eth.
er on . largo Or small scale, SKINNED
milk may be fed with profit, for the
csseine, or curdy part, furnishes the
proper requisite for growth and devel.
opment, but we do not wager anything
on, there being good paying results from
teediog whey or dishwater to any grade
Of calves.''