Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-06-23
FARM AND GARDEN
IN SaAe1 Editors Plea 4,
systematic Farming. 20
JERSEY BREEDERS VIEW,
Drop the Little-Boy' Name, \, !
-.......' Inlngs and Work with SOM D'''s
Aim IN View ~

Drifting, drifting, driftina,
no with the current; dron,i Floating
the ruts; slipping into Tie unso!Pplng into
out Dy existing circumstan ra.,is POINTED
as l see the great mass Of faa Tiis d
ing; this is the cause Of 80 m FARMERS NOV.
OF " Strengthened circn,nsssany failures
mediocre results and almost 1t s.,:s d
Dor. This it is that makes q ,,ultiess a.
humdrum existence az larm Life Ina
barren Of satisfactory ros, many realize
an nt n aa mat helps to render ia ,'a n
an ana attractive. Many a ias pleas.
mere who never dreams Of nlan arner is
more than the single season r wh;ll for
are others who permit conditionm.,' e There
ma them to dictate their conrss y they
t,on. one will go out over h;s "a AZ, q ac-
the spring, select a little snot ~ :, nelds In
or two where the grass E f. " q acre
guess |! will put a little c ,".,lng and
Some other spot for like re sv,a mere"
selected for potatoes, and 40 i Il INV wl be
series Of patchwork +" all ovsl rvs y IN
and all through the season ~ =. ..e larm
ing, narrowing, cultivatino a., Inc pow-
pet .ba at a cost augmented bec a. a.
81 sne small scale upon which tho s, ~ess
Is done; A little corn is prodn ..s work
led to the hogs; a small cro,yct i. y. and
the horses; a little wheat and Ha1 l0r
pusheis OF potatoes for family ,,so leS
mourning to put into market Il hS a ana
verted INTO cash. Now to those ieru eoa'
who are always "hard IN VII ,a, r
nave any money to spend for tho H. neSef
that makes life attractive. let nv Measure pure
you TO give up your aimless life anS VIZ
to do something. to accomnlish Sa.''n
Give up playing at farming . dos ,Tsa ~
little boy manner of doing thinesp a "'s
WORK with some aim in view and so ama
system as a guide. A1 s0ipe
If you own farm Of fifty or I'M, ao.
or more, and it is fenced off int n, s ur,Is
fields, the first step necessary viii h I,'a y
make good, substantial fence aror. y
your pasture land and iii you can d. M
better) between your own and ~ my Az
neighbors' and stack your other fe ;U@
out of the way. You cannot afrard MY, =
spend your time with short iurnws
hacking weeds in fence corners etc =
arrange your work as to reduce nsolos,
expenditure of strength, The ont t.s,s
of field always costs the most fn Or'e,us
tio,n,ately) to keep clean. The larger the
field under cultivation the greater th s
economy in producing the crops. Decide
what proportion OF your land YOU desire
to pillow each year. If ne-fo1rth, then
take 1t all up in one piece. Crops viii
not quarrel. You can Just as well mt
your potatoes the whole length by the
size OF the corn or upon the end Of the
corn rows, and your garden truck upon
the END OF the potato rows, as to make
separate patch OF each variety.
nave lost much time for want Of
proper system IN arrangement Of crops,
l now ma 1t a great convenience to put
tnem all together as far as practicable.
II am cultlvatlng my potatoes and wish
70 work In the garden truck an hour, the
Io0ls, horses and crops are all together.
l don nave to load up my tools and fool
away time going to some other part Of
the farm before l can begin to convert
my lapor INTO money. 1t is well to bear
IN mlnd IN all your operations upon the
larm that time Is money; that you can
not afford to do any work that can as
well De avoided, and that carefully ar
ranged system OF work TO be followed out
year after year will trim off the useless
or worse than useless work that cuts Oh
the Profts wherever the work Of the
larm mas not been carefully mapped OUT
-ohlo Farmer.
JERSEY BREEDERS VIEW.
If butter cows are desired and We have
only native cows to begin with, the best
sire is a Jersey bull. For best results
"" WIN t"is1 o'oiir".' 10 "Da
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o"ls p;u anu oiiI mt.ose h ,iG iood "a abs
aaioS NH s1oo ous.ei Jul . iea tbs
tos well anu az any b ,.l t n,oea t NV
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T 1919 oy p'o'eu my m ,no us bns;.
na m ~ @ WINS oo " MI, " nn Al l;Le the
80 m W snso oou MN rli,, T. " iita ahs oss
MORSE, te eariel IN I rle Ii or ths
hstt.,r - P''i'eii' 'eN' "''N 'N ~ "
A COW oone,os about Q nor cent Of
bon a., H." o; i 81, ~ srnnort life and
,ler i've weight 9ali{ " su apIr n;l n. when
.op"ii ma'to. "a II;su "" ", w., enough
nos useu x iIl 'iIe uaii " ~ a' hot makes
III ofe oeoi 'lan 'i nt hntter TO nav for
ne .,ie sal anioun' " , odi.. d w no. tbe
tne gre cav amount t 81 ,oG da;rv cow She i
years she Is KEEP. as aa not uom the
Juse 90 49, Ious s ~, hat nrodnces lust
case; sma,, Jersey b;tt t,a fat than lalger
as lhucli or more ou'tei "a. amG
COW rs ny aar i hot inos 90 TO have them
preGu YOU; l.e,aens b. ~ q" 10 " Or n months
oGle iI1 laiikis m,lt oS ore fresh and
vi anu With 'he Pa''''''' "'' '''
greeh'
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING;
During the dry season Oh liiu'ul
the tires of the farmers wagons Dtcun"