Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
MANURE



The great reform n~edei si present IL
N save All the enriching Ingredients.
There IL no uoable with the solid drop
pug. of animals, these can all De secured
slthOut dlf'l atty n proper attention IL
used. although many careless farmers al.
lps much Of them to vast and waste.
Bat their is an en0fmo1s loss Of the liquid
portions 90 farms an through The cOuntry.
re'ormsiloa generally in,rOiacei ZOE
saving the.~ would be worth many millions
tn The cOaniry ~ large Farmers are los.
log morc from this cause than In the low
| prices of grain. Nln--t.uths of the nse
nlliion fsrmcis Ia the ual,ei States arr
cot securing morr thsa oae-third ~ the
manure that they might make on thsif
si,aln their reich.
How eau al TIE llqahs, a. well - The
soliis. BE- most easily s~currdi Different
wy. may b. siop.ci. according 10 the
ssfying Circumstances OF owners. Of shich
M following are smOng tle most pfaetle'
s1lei
I where there 4. an abundance ofs,rss.
plenty of litter la the stalls will shspro all
ne nQai n properly u.ei, aui II mpls;
-uoagn. u will rot dosa when maic IN
heap unisr shelter. Hat n likely IA De.
comc too dry. u ma, be exposed To The
rains The Pile shoad b. regularly ballL
,ni when m c-utrr h.s dscsy-i the siies
nay bc cot down with = hay.kniiv AMI
thrOsn in. IN al this trrstmeu,. jadg.
msoi sni s1pefi.nce will b, rQalf'd 10
prevent efe fsnglng. ani To promIt- rot
iDg. ~ propcf qlaaiiiJ of The difireni
nsisflds
2 Another no ie. adapted n less qasn.
rty 20 Inter. l. ~ have = 20 "a slr 4 rOagh
Il IN r,Ar 20 ihr stalls. 10 vaich there 4.
-nouga descent 10 receive the nqalds, hi.
tr1agh - oe O let with chop?ci -trss. dry
.s~iust. or other sh.ofbsni. sni - 30
c.clnei oai daily All rsdiicd. os . oflsn
- needed
3 Athlfi way i - aiop, the sane plan
- that - snccrssfallv a.-i Nv rr,f Rob.
.rt.. 20 having corsrcj blrayIrl. With
.irss ia ll.i .gfii lent qlsntiiy - sbsofn
,u the manarc rals .. dr.sn olt - the
Odd. Shsrv 70 siil be- needed. snf len -
rsi down. the partial exposure - The wea.
thsr NJ, mstrfiAlly inl1nag ~
4 A fou-th mpie of trvaimeut Il q se-
cure ihs s,lii portions by clssalug oat ths
.tali. IN The common way. sni wheeling
the clnient. q covered maaarr heap
ne mnirrst- ql,ntty % litter p,las sem
risut . kssp TIE Whole solii. sret IN
liquids securri In CUTTERS Al ihs rear ~
ne stalls. sfe siios~i ~ ruu oa TIE heap
S whvrr daily 10 weekly accumulation.
ctn ne drawn oli sni spread on The lsni
sasrr th-y az re~i~i (th- msnurr bviug
in suItanis conililon f1f -pfe.iincl. this
d. To- most economical Nay fof applfing
10. .-p.cl,ly 10 dpn. on frozen Efoani 10
slnisf IL rsgalr~s bat One haniling,
k-.p. The ysri cisar. ,ni avoid. the barry
20 .pfing. snd cuiting Ip Ani posching iar
.nft gruuni with The losi-i wheels
g. Tanks of cl.tsrus for The collection
~ M llqlii. are Dot adapted 90 common
fUming. a. thy rrqllrc much labor in us'
ing ani spreading tue contsnt., ani In The
COLI Nnd frc. az weather a. The North The
mschlnery l. liable 10 become caokei With
Ice.
There are several other modes Tor secar'
lug. without waste. the dropplng. of anl.
md.. vafioa.ly .ispiei 20 thr ilc-rrui cir
cum.tsncss of lAnd-O snsr- ani loo slltles.
A. the present season 20 th- year, farmers
.h1ait give careful attention - this verJ
lmplrtaai department of their manage
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