The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-09-02

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waste.
Feeding the colts oats rather than
corn will help to secure better de-
velopment Of muscles rather than
fat.
1t ia very important II fall seed
ing of grass is to be done to arrange
to do the work early, so that the
plants can get well started to grow.
ing.
1t will pay to push the blowing
for winter wheat, rs the ground Of.
ten gets dry and hard by the first of
August, increasing the work very
materially.
Ten head ofyoung cattle, well fed
and kept comfortable during the
winter, will bring a better return
than twenty left to shift for them
selves.
When yon can't pillow corn or
thresh wheat, it would be paying
job to haul the big pile of manure
away from your barn lot and scatter
it on the weak spots.
When SKINNED milk is waste
product it can always be fed both to
pigs and poultry with profit, but it
is only in exceptional cases that it
will pay to buyit.
If stock is turned into the stubble
fieldssee that it is not kept too long,
or animals will begin to run down,
and what they lose will have to be
made up again.
Generally the pigs that return the
best profit are the ones that are
ready to market in the shortest
time. This implies quick growth
and early maturity.
An hour spent in thinking out
the best plan to accomplish GER
tain piece of work, is worth whole
day in the use of blind muscle to ex-
ecute the same work.
All old poultry not intended to be
kept for breeding or laying should
be marketed now. Later on prices
are liable to get low, so that there is
no advantage in keeping.
There is no economy and no mon
ey in it to let rusty trace chain or
a broken collar chafe a sore on a
horses side or shoulder, and finally
lose its services for ten days at least
The man that is trying to cult.
vate sixty acres of corn with a thir.
ty acre team, is finding that his
team can't be spread out to meet
the emergency, says the Lyndon
Kan; Journal.
President Lawrence, of the Ohio
Wool Growers Association is GU,
with the announcement that thu
Buckeye State "will add more thar
million to the number other sheer
this year."
Between marketing, evaporating
making into cider for vinegar ant
feeding to stock, no fruit should be
allowed to 60 to waste, and espee
tally to rot under the trees, when 4
is possible to avoid It.
The best sign Of good cow as {
mixer is good milk and butter rec
ord for year or more, but shiftles'
farmers are apt to forget 1t. ANY
man who depends on other signs
deserves disappointment.
Though this is the summer season
occasionally a northeast storm puts
in an appearance, when a draugh
from that quarter may cause roul
in the flock. 1t will do the fowl nj
harm to be in an open shed, facing
the south, but current of air com
ing through crack in the wall, OF
damp and disagreeable day, may
cause disease to appear in the heal
thiest of fiocks.
A mess of bran is always benefi
cial. Bran contains more phos.
pilates and mineral matter than
ground grain, and it also assists il
regulating the bowels, especially
when a small quantity of linseed
oil is given with it, but in thu
summer season a mess three times
week may be allowed only. 1t ma!
be fed by scalding it and feeding i
in trough, or it may be sprinklet
over potatoes or turnips, cooked
No other grain food need be give,
ifbran Is used in the summer season
If the fowls have range. In fact
no grain is necessary at all; bu
should food be given, let it be bran
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