The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
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4 hint from this, that CLEANER eslllnrr
nas he fnanl an effective meih,aa III
destroying this aud ether pcsls. hs lie.
rriylng them Of winter quarters.
WINTER Frfr,Na rnR Cows. The
Yield IL milk and butter IN The summer
depends greatly upon the winter foed.
ing. All tic feed given Ia caws il mol
consumed without return. The mn.
nnrc gives rood dividend nprn thc
outlay. and the animals arr storing mp
energy AMI strength 10 be- male a,aila.
blc a,ierwari. The winter IL thr season
for liberal AMI inlicious feeding, and
not for "shnrt commons which II Int
another term for half starvation.
RABBITS can do much harm ii left tp
themselves. IL the trees nrs few, they
may III projected by bands ~ la,h or
tarrcd paper. tied On with line wire.
Rabbits have great dista.tc for meat,
and mny Ia kept away from the roots
by sni.aring the trunks ri the trees
with blood. or rubbing them will liver
or other refuse meat. a small \ l,unn.
ty' on rabbits will make hu,s active
with their traps. Tho rabbit il NJ its
best in November. aud a fat young ono
il most excellent.
rkNcfs ASH Dircmrs. y. Before Tho
ground freezes. pnt fences and bitches
ia good order. Fencc.pus,s that mr..
loose may bc tampcd solidly. aild II stone
rammcsl on each side will stoaly post
better tlan packing with earth. Mound.
ing M around the posts will turn thc
water from them aud save them from
hcaving. The weeds that have grown
Ia thu bitches, aud the accommodations III
leaves anil rubbish, should mt bc loft
la them. remove MI such and make d
clear channel for the water q flow away.
Cows Dairsmen have reason ~
hope for better things, An advance of
lN per cent. IN cheese, aud ~ per
cent. IN butter, IL cheering, although,
unfortunately, the dealers get all the
benefit VI IL ut present The ,lairymcn.
however, will have tho advantage In the
future. aud this will 10 nj incentive u
/ improve tho condition III tho COWS.
Winter dalrying il II profitable business.
and the beat dairymeM arr gradually
working into Il, hut II will he only thr
| first class dAirymcn who will snrccrd
ia IL.
GRkfS nlanurinr IL one oil the cheap.
cst aud easiest methods o. fertilixing
laud. A stnhble plnwcd curly this
month mny be sown with rye. At Il cost
~ less than - per acre, mud tho rye
may IL llnwcd under IN the spring,
April ar May. and the ground sown
with another crop. Otherwise tho rye
nany he cnt for fodder, aud TN ground
sed for oats. Hut MI occasional green
crop plowcd In will be found very uso.
fnl In keeping up land, and rye in the
only ono tint uan bc used ~ this
| season.
DEkr nnsiNs Making drains II On.
pccialls work for this s,ason. II 4
field, nr part III one, or Il Inv piece I'll
land IN properly drained nuch year, Ivy.
and.hy tho whole farm will hc nnt into
good conditions. Patience and time
are especially needed In farm work
Ono cannot 10 everything In ono year
nor In ten. In many casss, No tint i
farmer should not be discouraged, VI liz
cannot 10 all TINT he desires In ono oi
two seasons. II what IL dome Ii com
pletca, IN far I'M II goes, ono nhonld b.
sAtikiied.
lionrs ArrEn ConN. IA badly .plowet
corirslnhblc IL tho worst possible
ground for roots, and, II these Arc ~ bs
grown next season. md corn.stubblc |,
10 he plowed first, II must I've plowei
deeply, and all TIN sors.stnhH vol GOV
cred, ltnut culture requires guAl farm
ing, and rough. uneven blowing, with
loose corn stubs IN thu surface, Ii mal
good farming. A we'll plnwnl corn
stnhbl. MAY b. worked with thu diak
harrow IN tho spring. aud we'll illtc.l ful
roots, which arr preferable To uutn q