The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-03-21
THE FIELD and FARM

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Practical Pointers on Proper
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4 GOOD AGAINST 4 POOR COW
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In an animal that HANDLES Well''
there b . peealiaT soft, looss, vslvslv
tooch. that y quiclky learned b experi.
ence. and without which no animal
can Be really thrifty. II, with all
thsss good qualities. yoa 81 Z eow
that u yosng, healthy. with soft, silky
coat At hair. and one with . gsstls,
placid temper. yoa may b assured
ehat you have Dads tie Arst step On,
tie road 70 suooso, even II he has
cost yoa little more than your neigh.
Dor has paid for IN Indifferent COW.
Taking tie common cattle q IL
country - Q basis, II you pay so for
~
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ma ~. - 40 - 80 ~.
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The American Poultry Advocats dis.
cusses feeds in . very intelligent way.
Just what grains shall be fed our
fowla. depends. dnt, upon what No are
keeping poultry for; and, second, upon
the accommodations We can give them.
II We want eggs, then, Of course. No
must feed such grains - will help man
ufactuze egga II We want table car
casses the grains must be Of such .
nature - will fatssn even while grow
ing bone and muscle We must study
the nature Of the fowls in hand. and
We must, likewise understand the value
Of the different graina for such pur-
musf h. more Of n vsrie<v ana L.. fat
teuine food than when they have uulim.
itsd range. Even corn will not fatsen
q Leehorn when IL has free range. IL
OCCURS TO us that those writers who are
constantly CRYING Feed corr" or do
not feed CON-" do not fully explain
Themselves. Corn, we know. In Of a
fatseuinx, heating nature Being
slower TO digest, il naturally retains
the heat in the body Of the fowl longer,
and consequently ID the grain for fowls
in cold countries and with good range.
But feed corn too literally, or 70 the
exclusion Of other grains, 70 fowls in
connnement, or to fowls in mild ooun.
Try, like, for instance, the South, and
there il not only q scarcity Of egRs, bu,
there 10 Q continual Lon Of poultry BY
appoplexy,. indigestion, "cholsra. 4"
liver troubles, etc. No matter wha,
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