The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-28

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pail. couple III Fingers shonll he put
intu his m.,ilil, ANIL Thu mukxlc thru
brought gcntly inin the milk. which u
will draw imsa ihr mouth while sucking
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lais friends wlo generally l,ase charge
Ut the poultry department nrr Mii,ie.
time. worried n,L tortured hy tlr III.
rtinacy " hrns That persist III sitting
when they arr MT wanted IL perform
that duty. Many plans have bcn tried
~ prevent hem. lrpm Hiiting. snrh ~
Tossing them la the mir, oF driving thrln
from place W plnr. lint tllu hest way IL
a. fnsirn string IL The hens lg. four
Or live feet In length, nnd tie thc other
clo~e 10 the path where you arr IN the
llahlt ~ paHAing frequently. Then
~are l,rr n. uftcn m yom ~ Tint why.
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RAISING COHN ron FopDEn. .Ons
dairy farmer. who Inns I'm dairy cows.
says that III wants l,ix corn grown NJ ~
~ produce the greatest quantity ~ ears
lnssible for the purpose III feeding his
COWS, an,l ~ increase their ,lnily iiow
III milk anil, from letters received frnm
different sections ~ thc country last
fnll, there IN M doubt TINT very many
farmers will make the experiment TIL,
srasun with sweet corn, growing II In
.nch II manner M ~ produce cnrH ~
we'll ~ fodder. nil " ~ Mfch III TIN
fccsiing " fnrm stock this summer anil
fall, nn.l from sieh experiments much
knowledge mny lM gained. The lnrge.
irea.gruwing varieties NJ sweet corn are
ls~t for this purpose. .-tbr. EychnnOe.
l'mrHTiSa Inggs PROM NAunirs. !.
Trees from three ~ tn ycMrn uld, which
farmers valnk NJ several dollarH during
tho fall, aFe Often found n In ruined III
the spring. lilonl Or manure applied
~ tile bArk In the cnrly winter will gen.
orally protect until tlc smell IN gone; bul
even them thu rabbit. take hold some. Al,
all.winier protection In better. Hom'
nse poplar lark; others cedar bark.
Would not bnilling.papcr In RoNl
protection! ltnyc Neum apple trees pro.
lrclxsl hy cheap barrels. When the tree
IN small 10th llcads arc taken ont and
the barrel PRESSED over The tree. When
tl,n tree IL larger, 4 hosp IN taken from
each cnl, and livery hoop |. nailed ii
every stAvc; then every hoop Ii sawed
or between two slaves; You can thus
spring your barrel around the tree.
Then the upper md lower huupA ARE RI.
placed and nailed. A barrel thus pro.
pared will protect from hogs, sheep. rab.
bit. anil the ttn. = Correspondence
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