Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-29

interesting subject M J''an i
proper to discuss n ~ \, ons u
wheat has touched IN Wy tn
our grain markets knc nc owes
The composition Of whsa,' olals
the following table ~.
pared it with oats, corn ~ laa
dlings: -'u sAs
Table showing the digest,
uents in 100 pounds. ss'lOls NJ
c,ra. X
ws... Protein. h CO 3
Cat sa'.........''..'.''''"..."" % w n
Corn ....................... ~ 4, III X
Wheat middllngs~.........la2 =; 4
| A study Of the above tsb,. !,
wheat is about az rich IL - ~ slHs \
goes to build up the mnsc| R,Ov'l \
that it lie considerably richa,. y 4
even in muscle food. bnt y. ha
wheat middlings, which 4 ~, Z Il
the wheat grain in the MN, ue'l's |:
ing. In the carbohydrstss 800 y
matter, wheat stands h;sI s, ~ Y NJ
excelling even corn. An \. =
wheat middlings or oats :, " ~
matter is the fuel for the ha .@s
OF which may be stored M !. y
not needed at once. = "
Icannot but regard wheat
ing the nearest perfection y. Y M
of any of our grains, eyeryth NJ ~ {
cred. The oat grain. beine 10y. ~ y
by a husk, is the safest s,.i ss''
for stock-feeding, for the ressa.
finals are not 60 easily os ~. \
aside from this marked aJr' d.
the oat grain l should put whs.. wv
since 100 pounds Of Il fun;.t <
real nutriment.
The only possible danger !, u
wheat arises from the fact III.
no enveloping husk about t l,,s, !. !. /
if the careless feeder gives 4, 4
the concentrated grain to- ill.,
rangement OF the digestive MI
may follow. Wheat NAV be M
or coarsely ground. or NAV / y
1t should be prepared in ION. y
i0le peing Ied, though we han 4
thls station small quantities n
preparation with quite satisiaesI
SUITS. Mnch VIII depend upoue|
IN 1m wnlcn the horses masticate Ii \
me pest form OF preparation n \
Is roiiihg, the same as barley il I'd.
horses on the Pacific Slope,
IN the process OF rolling the ga
Simply iiattened, but not torn slsl
.hls form the iood seems to lie III
tne stomach and to be easily id
urouhu wheat may be mixed viii |
10 hghten IL, or may be spfai;
moistened chafied hay the samssa
or 0ther ground iced.
Inc present time calls for 4
study IN this direction, for whestsI
ing AZ ruinousiy low prices: ltRa
ag0 900 t nan for the market i lO,OaA
lo,o0o,ooo bushels were fed to QUA
as what was LETT would probahlu
as large a sum total as If it were Il
HoG-RAIsING FOR PROFIT,
Study the different breeds bssr
writer in Farm Field and F;resiSs
the pigs come in the spring. Ke,l
the best pigs; discard runts. HmI
ing pens arranged SO there VIII !
waste. Put divisions In feeding p
mill as no IH,e''ii x. &c. aeea -. .
HOGS than vo,, con ra;sa iaad NY !, +.
greatest profit in hoq-raising i 4
viding a ready market for pprciue
much otherwise unmarketabk 4
iced. Kill every lonse and feed =
ousiy. fooriy-ied hogs are alSsA
piHiltaole' II IN iruit sec,lon' =
too mnnh a ~, u usI III u , fae :;
for the nnd e . I;nn loo Vim, Il ~ \,
clear gain for vour hogs. While nd
give a moderate run in good ns
Raise plenty of corn and peas. y
to them regularly. Give plenty oia
Fatten quickly.
SOME PlrHY POINTERS
The demand for scrubs is at Pr
not large.
Milk at regular hours. The cs
better for it.
Keep hens at work. An idle b
never a good layer.
TURKEYS are profitable on any sa
managed.
Broken crockeryware and brokens
make good sharn grit
Cbrrn o.u,u ;n .ho r,orn;nc.
yait till the air becomes heated.
Oroo o,,.; :. h,,..ou srs ths
nd ~ "o a; nn ~ Hu, we 70 orenlo
mem 's - nv. !.
ha, uono eaii NC iaiseu Misi, ,.,;,hout
orc o''ei 'e's ''oao,' .,;.l
Beans and peas, cooked ana .llN !.
'lth bran, make good 1904 ioi :
Give the cows some sweet corr
on have none feed field corn.
ant afford to have them dry up.
VIII a., :. II, foods and
,ods. and can he used with profit.
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