Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18
nDrs,1nNa AND ANsweRs.
iiant an tn. subject ct Cooking and
uoi.tening feed.

iJsbt an IN. subject oi Cooking and
afol.teninE feci.
L. r. f. 81 am usiig iced NH
which rruds up corn, musk con ami all.
maxim tb. grains about the 'ilc "
b,miny T. ii advisable TO moiatou The
foel ar ia II lns, as we'll to feed IL sy to
the ftockf
There are two schools Of feeders, FROM
each Of which different opinion would
10 given on this question. some sue
coed admirably IN the usc of. l"i'- -iAa
f,tt,uipo nroc,,ss. think 10 probable
thnt so,nevhnt the hest results especial
iy In fuore.. ~ finish, may b. attained
by starting 'he fuitcning process with
moist foel. aud gradually disseminating
thar u., by changing TO mur" solid and
IA foods. Very few foclurs ere situ-
at,d Nv M tu manage tne w,t feeding
process ii 10 fystrna,lc. economical man
ncr. and taking this into constellation,
together with the extra cost for prepare.
ti1n OF food Ia this mnuurr believe
TINT most feeders had bei.0r work 8l1ug
,t, dr,. pr1ee.. line. II D. very certain
that such feed NJ Is ii" 'ril,l by our
correspondent can produce nn animal
finished iu n YER, satisfactory muuucg
uud do NOT believe II viii r1y fur ono
to pdopt the other system, in the me west
ai least. 10 merely moisiun thc ground
feed will have ltilo OF up elect Tho
ar.mnl can do It cheaper anu Just a. rat.
i.factnriiy los going Go tur drinking
trough aftor he has swallowed She dry
urin. Besides. ihiuk tue sfo'r wilt
iko the dry feed better than when some
winter has been pUlrod over o.
would not think OF cooking ncli
fool. believing that there !, u1 evidence
nj hand Ia show that even tine fuel would
be Maid for by such process. itpu,.
,iblo use two or three polmdsoi oil meal
ndly. which will have q most excellent
corrective OBJECT besides aliOrding q large
amount oi uuiriment
w. Il. H.. IL nm feeding some steer
that weighed 1000 pounds from sra..
three months ago. l have iyl who'd,
corn three month. and ,Al,ct thlm O.
weigh 1900 pounds Jan !. Now can
nat un 200 pounds Of hc-h iutwu month.
. by grinding the corn and mixing IL will
cut fodder or hay and bran or oil ciko
Bmus cost twelve dollar. oii cake twoa
ty.uwu dollars per tom
n the steers have been fal wholo corr
Tor three months doubt % goo pound
additional fesh can be put ou IN siXtl
DAYS. II the animals hay0 been saiuin.
rapidly this feeder will find or %
pounds ~ day very good Zuiu for iu
lat two months. Of course thoru vii
ho no prof, IA further feeding from th
gain inndp ~ itso.t. the advantage be
iug In the increase in the market ynlu
ct the whole carcass. Tho change fruu
whole corn TO conmoal llnlld bcmad
gradually aud in such n manner Hs 60 81
no way reduce thc quantity Of grain con
fumcl DO not attempt 'u mis- % wit
P cut corn fodder. hoy o. any coarse frc'
NO this uue. for do not think thU ami
mals viii tako Kindly to .nch % mNlur
aiipr having boon thrre months Ola whoi
corn. Keep the coarse tpid,r- in % rae
by themselves. Mix OH meal OF bran %
both with the meal Atttr prices uuHs
for bran and oil meal should use som
uf both, bong governed largely ly Oh
choice OF tho c;ccrs themselves, \ goo
2 ration for ! 900 pound steer would D
, two pounds OF bran with three on fuu
uf oil meal and froiuitrn 60 twelve {
r0mmcal. - Professor Henry ia Brcc,
1 era Gazette.