The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-28
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Ropy cream is the result of an imper-
feet physical condition of the cows.
The churn should not be filed moreI
than half full.
Let the boys plant a big watermelon
patch il they want to.
Let every farmer arrange his barns and
sheds so that cows will be worried as
little as possible by the f1es.
a good brood sow is one of the most
profitable animals on the farm; treat her
as such.
Horses that are being driven should be
Watered frequently and given but little
at a time.
Never keep cream in a damp cellar. If
you do it will rot.
If butter is bitter. it is likely the COWS
ara eating weeds.
Attention to cleanliness. proper venti-
Iatlon and proper food are necessary for
good flavor in butter.
For the good of your gardens it is al
ways best TO have the poultry on the
outside of the fence.
Timothy intended as hay for sheen
should be cut just when beginning to
for sheep.
- Better eat the eggs than sell them at
the table.
Observing pou1trymen are aware that
GlIckepS entirely free from lice rarely
nave the gapes. 1t is not explained why
know. ~
A nice bunch of wethers recently
shipped from South Dakota TO one OF the
HHeishoorlng markets brought the owner
fed grain. 4
II the boy has been to college and on
SSoltLnS nome tries to Shirk work it re-
nectS on the character of the school. A
SOY SOU scholar IS d promoter OF industry
ana good sense.
Green peas are just as much relished
IN august as in June and it is next TO
no trouble to plant another bed in the
garden now for late use
1t is one thing to grow big crons b,,+
IL IS quite another TO so manipulate af-
1dlTS mat the farmers who grow them
Sible. FO9
The small farmer can as well afford
70 nave good stock as any man however.
situated 1t is more easy to develop the
pest there is in any kind of live stock
when kept in moderate numbers. +
Experience is always a good school. butA
II is o1ten very costly one, too. 1t is
me place OF the farmer to study the
methods of others who have been sITc
cessful in filling the soil.
Hens that are permitted to Law their
Eggs ali over creation, under the barn
IN the haystack, etc, tell the world with
care continental whether his poultry
pays or not
The dairyman who has come to stav
VIII ma 1t advisable to raise his own
cows. he IS apt to discover in a littla
tlIne Wnat cows best suit his own pur-
pose Those COWS are the ones to raise
caves from which to replenish the ranks
OF his dairy herd.
During the hot season the evening meal
may frequently consit of cold meats, sal
ads and other heaIthful viands in pre-
ference to the too common fried foods
and hot drinks. The chOnge will be vel +
coined to most men, because It is so greati
a saving OF work and worry for the
women.
Raw. chopped liver given to fowls WIN,
at once start them to laying, and at this
season OF the year when the hen nature
needs all the help that can be given it,
One of the best Gairyrnen in the country
says mat he has found it to be best to
raise his own dairy stock. lie has founa
out the right of il.
Push the pig as rapidly as possible
Getting 1t into market as soon as we can
is the way to make production the most
profitable.
,. Try the experiment of embarrassing the
team when you come in for noon. You
VIII be surprised at the look OF gratitude
that will come into an intelligent horses
eyes as ne sees the collar dr00 on The
familiar pin.
A couple. of sheets of big newspaper
wrapped about the ice will keep it half
as long again as ice that is uncovered
daily. Gu
1t is an economical use of time to trim.
along the fences of our hay fields with a
scythe and to cut the weeds and other
growth along the roadside Such work
gives a finished appearance to the work
done that is very sa usfying and il keep5
the farm free from many noxious weeds
Experience at the Illinois station shows
that 1t is often better to sell hogs in
small lots to butchers or Shir,,ars rJ,e,,
10 keep the entire lot until all are fully
fat. In some cases this is true with cat
tie Fully-fattened animals are kent at
a loss.
For number OF years. as soon as nv
wagon or other tires get little loose. 7
linseed oil at a cost of a few cents and
they are as tight as they ever were, and .
save quite a blacksTnith's bill, and the
wheels retain their original shane <at
better than when put under the aver, -
treatment.
In discussion of the relation of COLL.
to crop production the forthcoming 49,
book of the agricultural department viii
be sufficiently thorough and deep to IN
sure absorption OF the whole rainfall tn,
water must be absorbed as deeply &c
possible and yet kept near fhe e5i;.e
to be available to plants as nessied 81 go
tivation SHOULD be frequent and ccotinnal5
We'll into the fruiting period of the croT
Flies and dry hot weather have a u-.,,
peculiarly their own of cutting short tba
milk supply of the country Tho Me-
man looks ahead and tries to find . No.,
to avoid in large measure the evil 81
fectS OF these obstacles. Put The cows -,
shady or darkened quarters through tba
day and give them plenty of good feed
expressly for the energencz> ~
Is trouble to DO this, hut it paws. well e
the doing. and. this is sufficient alls, A.
TO all objections.