Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03
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Advice 10 You're stock Breeders.
No line of agriculture is more fas-
oinating to ambitious young men than
sAe rearing Of pure bred live stock.
Iany. however, enter into the business
without giving themselves that thor
ourh training essential to success;
they drift into L, following their natur-
~ bent taking up the more intellect
al side of the calling, and fail to drill
themselves properly in the details of
hsndling. feeding and managing so
scessary to success. The best mer-
ants are those who have grown up
the business from cash boys and
ave learned by years of drudgery just
how each branch of the business is
conducted. The young man the goal
of whose ambition is 10 some day own
aud manage herd of pure breds
should begin at once by schooling him.
self in handling and managing just
such animals as he may find about him
to-day. Feeding calves may not ap-
pear to be very elevatng work, yet I'M
It'll Que can successfully feed calves he
,.kkould not think of taking care of
sl er an FINALS. How can one leave to
6a, ers duties which he cannot perform
Us arougtly and well HIMSELF Having
Irned just how a young calf should
! fed and how it should appear when
in hl fed, one is ready to take the next
acc h in the business. brightly started
alb young animal is on the way to
Fifty yearling. and here study is
seded again to make that happy de-
sp eion between improbable overfeed-
pa IL and not less expensive underfeed-
ing.
In studying nSy to feed and handle
too great haste shoG nfsanos % inculrou
because Of the drudgery; f,7Ssni5y
thing we'll and easily and --L->,-snoli
judgment rendered quick nd active
one must repeat the opet ton ne is
studying many times. Our Tang stock
breeder. reading the direcipns given
by noted cattlemen, wars up and
Ieels that he can rapidly lsrn to do
just as they are doing; let Km remem-
Der. however, that these &nen have
many of them grown gray their call
ing and that they started At as well
equipped mentally and wit ms great
ambition to succeed as the cI1uing gen.
sration. and only the long procession
Of years has given these nd sters the
dizziness and good Judgment they now
exhibit To hope to acquiy The same
degree of experiences in bNt time Is
utter folly. Reading alone will not
make one expert. No one can at VI Ut
pitch a base ball successfully after Bav-
ing carefully studied the directions
tPoEl a book. Careful, thoughtful
sading will help one greatly and nd
sYislly shorten the time cequired to
.ttain success. but readiHg must be
followed up by extended Practice.
Young men who canRot own full
bloods can get excellent practice m
handling grades. TAoy can secure
pure bred sires-for any other systoH
Is absolutely inexcusalN at th!4 time
Ad can rapidly gradF up the herd
lsith ample opportunity ~ carefully
observing the value I'D blood.
nd ,i,,t sss eiaske flEfyssOt ~ u gain
I'D 81 information in lis work.
The young ~4nanwno not I'M
prove to the utmost the cav % he may
aappen TO possess, but negIS CTS them'
,onging for the time to come
when he can own u oettet
oues. is not worthy of hsTA call
ing and his pretended devotion t6SSesqch
Is probably not deeply enough pl9'n'eo
70 ever bear fruit even if it has an Up
oortunity. To be expert in pee . 0oS
Is very proper and essential. Dul Un0
mad thousand times better P'R'" us
studies BY rendering HING 81 cap W., ~
feeding. handling and jp Uslns " ~ ~
his is acquired in faif lne"'uio 'no
,ther can be added. an t ,i.a, ono eau
...sfA
-. - I'll r,tin,R tely crown his |
efforts. = Breeders Gaze.
Rruit Kaisi2g' -.
II you Wis to obtain .. %" Doi.i1S
Next season from plants set THIS falI
liant as early as good plan can De
d. -
With the pear quality dSenus as
much on the season in which ne lfuit
is gathered and on the after trest lien'
as on any other condition.
Most varieties of pears are m66R
finer in flavor if picked from the tree
and ripened in the house than if allow
ed 10 become fully mstured on the
tree.