Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-22
AGRICULTURAL.


There viii hereafter be d
fasrior stock, and II ma
out. The earlier the tat
A thrifty farmer md
neighborhood A lazy 81
alizes il.
There is said to be a
IN the practice Of threshhz
wear. We need a machine
this special operation
There have been Is; ZOO
At, o COWS enrolled ID
Register Of the Ameriean Il
tie Club. Probably two
these, or more, are stiIi asis
Whenever q iarmer I'd
that his team is one Of thu
items in his expenses, ana
kept at work every diary 4
Is possible, he has a fair
SUCCESS.
With proper provision 3
and shelter, and a good Il
silage and hay. winter da;7
frequently be made more
than suramers labor Is fhe3
and butter higher.
The remedy for i ahid
horse is 8 simple tonic. b
food and the use of the sd
ami brush freely. b. this 4
hide viii soon become snppf
coat sleek and glossy.
breaks were a dollar
few would have them; if
s25 each quite a number
used; if it required the giv
chattie mortgage to get the
everybody would have one.
are free-thats why thee
scaree-Journal, Redfeld.
There win be a change IN
tenn of breeding and ieeding
a few years, SAYS an exchans
pie are firing Of fat pork.
calling for more lean and !
and corn VIII not answer /
Other foods win need be fei
that viii give growth and le{
At an agricultural fair held
necticut town a clildren'sj
ment has been established. Il
said TO have proved very Sd
Competitor between the yout
hibifors is sharp, and parerl
much pleasure in the result.
way TO interest the fszrmcf
and girls IN farm work.
Sheep and lambs viii run /
take care OF themselves lat,
any other stock. Nov is the
Gull out the fock, and fatten
butcher those sheep which 4
shesring time TO yield a d
fleece. Lambs that ara intel
turn off should be given 4
feed There is more money
ing lambs. this year, than
other class OF Butcher : stock
For fattening cattle espec
increase the production of
cows. il is asserted that the
cake from cotton-seed gives
results. The next in good re
the preHsed cake from peanl
other hind of food seems
the two mentioned for milo
the milk results being gr,
amount and richer in qralii
aboye-named foods. IKE u
concentrated materials, an
used IN conjunction with tn
rations for good results.
"A farmer must compou
use the feed that he has at ]
Is most easily produces.
pound may be made of bra
and rye, bran and rye, or b
corn mead; and these compou
often be made in such a wa
cheaper the cost of feed
has to be bought on the mar
the majority OF farms OATS al
only for the horses and col
pigs should always be thoaa
sharers In this important
forming food.
There is no nsesays the |
Gazette, in shutting our ey,
fact that the majority of OF
grown woods are slovenly ]
when compared with foreigi
giving Us the severest conf
in this fact OF condition,
Hnuch as IN quality, lies the
| ity of Australian woods.
our woods are sheared and \
IN seeming disregard of tn,
ences of buyers; theforeisner
rs nearly as may be in the c.
the buyer is known to prefer
The milk temperament isb
a cow. You may INCREASE Il
yield by making her give me
but the relative proposition
win not be greatly changed.
other hand, a certain line o.
viii put water into a cows II
out showing any correspoi
crease of butter or cheese
sort of Cruel diet, but th
count.
Whenever an animal sho
of sickness remove is from 4
at once, without waiting for
ease to develop. Precauti'
saves time and loss. Ii the
is not contagious no harm
done by removing the
Where the disease is
Gus the bodies of the
that have died shot
burned or buried deep, as tn
may reappearat some future
less precaution are used :
againstit. The whole premis
also be thoroughly disinfect'
Hints Abort Horses.
Medical Classics.