Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-23
Pampered Stock.

There il siroug and ne think last,
prsjadice against psmP,rei stock for breed
lug gafplsrs. says "a. i,us li1nestsai.
stock of thls kiud shouli not be kspt
from early ne up in c1udluon widely
az reni from that Ia which thelr progeny
shoad bc kept With an eye Only % pruht
llsuce. ihc farmer who buys hrcc dlug
stock that hAs been suhj q % The fofcirg
process sni covered with fat enough -
hide all t. dsflfmitiss. will meet With 10.
sviiablc ssppoiuimeni ani fallure. We
90 not neri - culArgc on this polui, a.
0uf readers will al see n 40 Ouce. AMI pos.
slhly recall some experiences that will im.
pfsss II noru vivlily on their minds
TIE pampsroi calf or pig whose defects
AZ covered with fat through Over.fcei.
log Nil always be disappointing % The
pamptrtf.
Rat The Question arises, "whai Il over.
ieedlug ari pAmpcfingi' The answer IL
WHIST L. The condition 10 which The prog
sny should bc kspl fOr pfonk Lsi The
farmer consider What l. The proper meth.
Of % feeding the cattle. hogs OF horses
sh.ch be- slshts 90 turn q AZ The great
ct prudi. sni be will have the proper
answer 80 Tar - be l. Individually con
csfued. IIv will see ~ ouce that u De i
a poor 4 cder ard does rot develop his
youug stock. bat give them hard treat.
neat, be should not expect success 10
buylpg stock that i higher led. THIS
viii perhaps explain his past dlsapPolhi'
msnis
We have not The slightest hesitation 10
swing that We believe that there are nine
animals tamagsi Ia the wsst by under
/ feeding where there Is one By pampcting.
Whai dsmAge i done by pampering u
done, not by feeding too mach, but by
feeding The wroug Kind OF food. The aim
In festlrg AT yong siock--for The nfs,
IN mouths In pig, the flrst year in calf,
/ and two years ln colis,-suOuld be % lsy
/ The Foundation. 20 stake oui. 30 % speak,
I he frame work. IfsiEs u wanted and IL
IA. In sll these, then the food must be llh-
ersl sni OF maselc.producing quality.
Fat l. Ia an casts = subordinate matter.
In dsyeloplrg The young snimsl The oslf
/ IA, thst Il the measure OF fsi which The
Young ,cAli naturally carries, should De
/ Kept up iill sftsr u Il year old. ~ u IL
/ los, The young ihing.is situated.
The sane rule applies 10 The pig and The
colt. This l. the way, In our Judgment,
that al producing AnimAls should be
] AFNU NNI 20 NNAAAM NaN kAheNH4N fAN'F
/ We DO no. thick there i the slightest
danger. for instance. Of irjuflng The use
\ fulnsss ~ calves by allowing them All The
grass they want. srd oats and corn enongh
\ daring The wiutsr % keep them growing
very day. If f,d exclusively on corn or,
N corn l. led largely on grass, sud u 10
addition. they sre fed on oil meal, molis'
IS or sugar. then faiure usefulness i
/ impcIilsd. Al present prices Tor cattle
mi. will not pay. II Indeed II ever did,
ana hence there IL vastly more daHget
| from uudsrfeeding In fact, ~e kn0" OF
Nsw breeders who feed their csiile enough,
ard the Inevitable result Is elimination
10 .irs that l. handed down In positrlly
rhsre 4, no klni of stock tha, will 10 Vol
with poor feeder. spi ihe more highly u
4. ia when n CONES into his hsuds, The
more disappointing sre The results Th'
/ fr.t Lesson fur The farmer % learn u bow
10 feed for thc greatest proni n himself
ana The second io buy only stock Ted n
that wsy Lewiston Journal.