Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

The Milking stool
The following is taken from 4.
tional StoclSman. ard ls woTrs = ~! y
In your hat:
Churning at too high a ten......
Will ruin the flavor. color aud s,,- n
the butter. n
Are you sure that you can, ~.
cool water OF that spring thnae-s Il
dairy? You can't judse accaf.sA. n \
the eye, take a level and make -, \
IL. ~
a cool stream OF water nj.
through the dairy is worth m,rs i,
lars; 1t keeps the house Col n T..
mer and prevents It from a.itls, N
cold in winter.
Some say, never feed q calf sos, VI
or clabber; this advice is GOD % d, !
young calves are concerned, hu y
they get two or three mohli.a "a NJ
can be gradually used 10 sour ru,i u
thick clabber, An you have 10 4 n
see that their bowels arc In eool ~
Don't feed cOttonseed meal ID : =
or to any kind OF young stock. + 3
sicken them and. II persisted n II
them. n
Llnseed meal is the meal for a..
and all young stoek-and old h,
too.
But don't buy linseed meal urla.
price is relatively as low Us ~
wheat.
In most parts OF the country ~
can be bought and ground fos NJ
ton.
Don't buy Si7 bran In place 0, IL
in the wheat you have a comple;. n
bran included, and the bran ! \
! adulterated as most OF that Md
the mills.
What we badly need Is nsls|
[ pure food bill that Will apply q Y
NAL as well as human food.
such a bill rigldly enforced "A
cause thousands and ihousia1,
scoundrels to go out Of the buz.nsn|
1t would lessen the fees Of d.
and undertakers, and add mngh d I
profit Of Gairymen and farmers I'd
ally.
WIN We get such a bill passed 1. !
present session or congressi
No.
At a future session.
1t depends altogether upon u,
mers' votes.
Russian mlllet scwed Nay i \
fully headed out July and mlsj
three and one-half feet high; 4
ripe to cut July II,
In sixty days from sowing 4 I
ready TO cut for sulllng, som n
two weeks 1t would supply gs2 4
until the drilled corn was ready h 1
This millet must be cut 90 soah n
tip of the head is ripe, otherNis
will be much loss from SHATTERED
In Dakota some call It bro1z'
mlllet because the heads resemuA
of broom-corn.
Cut when the tip OF the head , 4
you can thresh out the seed sri
a good crop Of hay too, baa11s
stalks and leaves are SIN green
Try Russian millet next year
small scale and see how Il suits
Hens are said 10 be very lonf 1
seed and the ground seed Il u
make excellent COW feed. llhN
a trial.
Crimson clover should also y
n trial by all those living vt4|
will succeed, 1t bids fair 10 ~
fayorite COW crop and as . itf
J to take rank very high. II ~
sown I'm late summer or early -
corn field is a good place 70 - Il
: The horn fly seems TO Be ny,
teh COWS very much In some ~
the best remedies are fish 81 ~
/ emulsion end such like gItnksn
, substances rubbed over tue pau
, affected by the fiies; these me-
} iniure the horns, they Just rosi
J aud eat the scurfy matter aiss-
: base of the horns.
: One OF the worst habits OF NY
; flies is that they keep at lfM ]
) after dark; they don't leave W
J when the common files 90,
J Fly nets ase help but o"
. soon tear them 10 pieces
( Horn flies, common Mes *
, tie horse files, ticks, heat, drisl y.
ture-it is hard TO keep the ~.
5 anywhere up TO the ayefsE
[ these circumstances.
= But with plenty OF soilins q
= cool, dark stable to keep lne
: during the day and a night 49,
S conditions will be changed us'
2 the better.
Q II a calf is dropped IN %
a during the hot weather ana W y
/ are SO many flies, better 81 .
= calf 10 the barn so soon as y, 4
s been licked dry and the Go" n
i the placenta. A few hours X
y under such conditions WY -
/. back a week in its groWh 4,
I II there is no shade u ~
o how can you expect hs ~
4 their best? After they. e.. ~
: to 20 in the shade ana " N
ruminate. illuminate o,s
+ then provide some KING q ~
4 the sun. --------