Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03
srAar 1Ae s.oArs rARLY.
susEcstions from Man who Always
Mates Money on Hoas.

One Of my old hobbies becomes doarer
90 me In proportion rs u grows older, |
am sure it has big money value that
has never been anything like fully APP
prcciatcd, and n by touching on It now
| can BE- the means 81 putting money into
the pockets Of even few Of the many
who LOOK 10 thee columns every week
for ideas ont of which cash can be- cvolv.
Ell, or II can point tho way by which
s1me Of them can. 10 they will. realize
fifty or sixty cents bushsl for % vsiolc
lot ~ corn that they would o,horwiHc
market az thirty or forty cents, yOnr
space aud their time will not be taken
up IN vain.
ialluic 10 tho subject " getting tho
winters output of FAT hog, IN fattcniug
right awny-uiilizing TO- the fullest every
one OF the next hundred days, the best OF
all the year Tor the purpose. aud not r..
lying for good results On the old and
ilintlike corn Of last year or the year be-
fore. but Ou the green corn now growing
IN the helis la full milk. u there b. auy-
thing on earth better 10 put promptly a
lean and hungry .hoat. feyrrrd. couNt
patod aud discouraged -mlde DO hy an
alleged pasture of sunburnnd stubble.
ALA, grs.f. aul wall1w waior-in o. con-
dit.uu uf peaceful, prosperous, profitable
anl smiling ulumputudU than an uu.
Btiutcd mind, / aay un uusiiui,ll supply
OF gr,,u corn with nll o. stalks. blades
aud cars, morning and evening. have
mover get encountered Do face To iace.
However. ! have never known such
sho1i- 10 be- retarded in their rapid pro.
pr,a toward healthy obesity by having
% little that was fresh about noon time.
Some good breeders think I'll turhiur
their hogs In the middle Of the day 10
induce them a. eat 90 that time IL NOT
altogether desirable; but they will not
eat more than thoy can digest. aud Oh
they will digest aud n,dmilatp IT,, take
10. about what they should have during
such ma important period Of their lives,
They will eat an astonishing quantity
Of the fodder a. well ns oar bat by no
means all of Co.. all that they eat scoml
to do them good. but VI compelled 20 cat
morr of the fodder by having an Insult.
cheney Of corn they will not thrive 90
fact. the stalks and blades alone not pos
scsting the uecct asy fnttUuing proper.
ties. 10 feed not less than twice a dny
u much as they will clean up the ears
irom-bcsldcsm much ~ tho fodder while
making moro work aul being lees con.
yoni'ul than giving u larger quantity at
once and hut yo fresh, pays well as tho
irrshar it Is nt each feeding The creator
the ayiiity aud relih with which Is Is
/ eaten.
AZ hrt blush It may soom TO feeders
who have not tried IL 20 boa reckless
waste ui their immature now corn %
/ chop 10 down. wagon l0ll after wagon
/ load, anil dump It day after day before a
| lot ~ swine that net for time as n they
| would never get quite enough, but ! am
/ free to say TINT whatever the price Of
hogs, ur corn either, have never real.
isrd such satisfactory returns for any
other corn raised NJ from that planted
/ early and showed right cut 10 the hogs IN
/ generous abundance, stalks aud all, FROM
| the timr II was iu fair "roa sting ear
| This doses not apply alone 20 late vnrie
ties OF held corn, but 90 early sweet corn
some Of tho larger varieties Of which
yield tremendously " tat ears rich a.
crcain, with much fodder. A small
tract Of fertile ground affords great
deal ~ this sort OF feed, because 10 can
be- planted mnch more thickly than
would be- best with larger dent cons that
aro intended to stand IN the field until
inaturod.
None ~ this talk Is intended a. Hrru
ment against giving tho hogs fed with
green com some from the old crop; pui
I It whore they can get 1t aud cat all
they will, DO II little or much. n con
yonicnt 20 soften Il by soaking 20 much
the better; 1t cannot help doing then
| good The point l would mako w., d,
not irltlcr away the most valuable, N,
golden months o. all tho year, bccaus,
you may Dee out OF Old corn and you
think the fhoats will get along somehow
Ia the pasture" until tho now corn u
ripe, FOR Il b. pr1Gtahly possible 10 wei
nigh make the hogs bofUrc tho scasoi
for ripe corn, and nearby storms max,
easy, quick iat,vning quito uncertain. o.
h. ID. Cobum Ia Breeders Gazette.