The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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change says: Where cheese il made
this - the staple food for the calves.
bnt IL IL poor diet nnlcse well supple.
m.nted with other food. Calves are
very fond " sweet whey, and will drink
much more than in good for them. 10
the refnaAl II other food. A meal cf
whey ought never 10 exceed three
quarts, and trough food " inhi>pensa.
lie. A change ~ food often brings IN
scnnr. which. II not checked. il wear.
ing and sometimes rapidly fatal com-
plant. An ill.vcn,ilated box il fruit.
ful sonrcc ri the same disorder. which
is infectious. Prepared chalk and
lsndannm is the usual remedy. hut a
more simple, and, ii taken in time. nm
excellent dose in two ounces of starch
dissolved in half q pint Of water.
A REMEDY YuR CARES. In answer To
. recent inquiry in tho Rural for cnrc
for this pest u tho poultry house, Il. L.
j., of Bethlehem, c., says. i know
there ara iunumerablc socallcd RENE
dies for this mAlady. and l have tried n
great many Of them, besides giving my
fowls different course Of feeding each
year. and yet all my early chickens died
At length mn old unclc--a prosperous
farmcr--told me to just take my coops
into the orchard or meadow. entirely
away from the house; to place each
coop under : tree, moving the grass
where necessary. ! dill 10. and even
the chicks that were affected with the
galss speedily recovered, and have
not lost one since then. ! WAS 80 glad
ut having foand cure for the sapcs ut
last. that have given this az another
remedy for gapcs in chickens. in the
hope that others also may share my sat-
isfactinn."
BARN YARDS. The condition OF the
yards anil stock.pcns should IL vol
looked 10 III all timca. There arr sew
cral reasons for this. Chief among
them are the comfort II the cattle, and
the quantity and quality Of the manure.
The bedding should be sufficiently
deep aud compact 10 absorb the moist.
nre aud cover the droppings. and yet
not NO much ND as tn leave y maaH OF
mixed straw in place Of good manure
II should also bc amply sufficient 10
keep the animals clean and comfortable.
The frequent summer showers should
also 10 provided for, and tho hollow
places in open yards should he No well
Uttered that pools are not formed. or, II
they are, that they are covered over
or filled with straw or other proper nh.
sorbents. in course OF time, when IL
comes to be admitted and believed that
the making Of good manure Is q sufii.
ciently important part Of farm business
to receive the consideration il deserves,
We shall, doubtless, have before long
covered yards and sheds expressly fol
the making Of manure.
Salt To PREVENT GARaET.--" q. w
W. Sterling. Mass, writes: A friend
having herd OF COWS was considerabl,
troubled with gargct. a portion o.
the hag would become inliamed and
hard, the milk from that portion thicl
aud ropy, and finally the inilamed por
ton would become useless. Four ol
five years ago he commenced giving 4
each COW, ia her STALL a small handful
of Tall, every morning before milking
aud hAs not Ind \ single cnsc 81 garage
since no commenced the practice. II,
says he does not know that the salt pre-
vents the garget, butts inclined 10 thinl
II does. His COVE seem to BIZ anxiouI
for their salt the first thing in the morn
ing. Not long since he omitted 10 Civ.
the nAual ration Of salt before milking
and the first COW he snt down 10 wan "
uneasy that he was reminded Of Oh.
neglect. and gave the cows their aalt
utter which there WAN no trouble. TIL,
reason he commenced to give the COW,
salt in their managers was, because wllcI
he put salt in any receptacle where Oh,
cows Ind il In common, only the atr0nge,
Of the herd would get any. these driving
away the weaker ones, which would
NOON learn that the salt WAS not fol
them, and cease all attempts to get any
american IgriculiMrist.
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