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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10
aarirnliur f.


There are sont farmers yet Who so
ezra lhleti, for isedisg srssu 10 tbsir
eo~s Ia . ar, lims. OF fot eatslss up fer
iadasf : me -. broadcast. tse bs.b.ls
or mere Of sesd per sefe and some dfill q
ia. bat a.e .eoui q. u ush seed | eau
ren erz her hssss .ben iij la.l TIL. ibins.
I bsesa.s / did eel kuo. aus better. II b.s
I been tuown iof .oms tine. however, thai
cara tosa h thi. wsy has little ieeiin
r.lus Y5u Dc rot get suy mere issdibs
valne psrhsps pr acre IRON the thick
sssdinf aud b.Ve great deal more ms's
rial 10 handle. Prot ". II. Jordan.
Director Of \. Y Experiment S,stiob,
told us tho other DAY that this thietly
ss-sd eoru, ~htr. the stalks we're smsll
and hsd 10 issh op sgsiosi ssch other 10
stand, bad 10 II only .b1ut 10 per cent OF
dry mslltr The other 30 per e'nt y"
s.,.r sooi, Lice water TO be sure, bat
letter tbsn veil sister, He uid that
good, we'll msturod susIlsgs corn had 10
/, sbou, Is per cent Of dry matter, aud
OF course onl, rs per cent Of water.
That is, cora planted thihly enough TO
srov and develop ears, naturally b.
far greater feeding value per ton than
thickly Gown corn II is the dry matter
10 the corn that feeds tue coz, or other
amin |. Raising corn for th,m iss dear
way Of wstsring them Do you oil zee
the point' Aud you can depend on II as
correct Aud still have not many Of you
sowed or drilled corn thickly on small
piece OF land. after putting in your main
crop. 30 as to have some for fodder for
feeding ereeni You would get more tons
OF material per scre OF course, And IL |
being fnsr the cows will eat it up cleaner
Bot you will bsys TO feed some
grain 18th il TO get rs good results as You |
would from corn put in thinly, not much
thicker than you would Tor grain crop.
have myself drawn 10 many load OF
thickly sown corn. fed grain with 1t
aud got good results aud never knew that
with less work could hsve got better
results | was watering my COWS with q
fork and didn't know IT, Aud how used
to swsst pitching the heavy stuff onto the
vsgoni II reminds me OF what Prof.
Roberts Of Cornell Univerity once said
about bis hauling manure from ~ open
yard. all saturated with rain water, tons
md tons OF it. He called it irrigsting
v IT'D four tined fork Bu, the PROBES
,or's brains soon led him to put q roof
over the manure yard and save the labor
/ took 10 handle so much water with
ork. II B. Terry 10 Practical Farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10
PoTA II NEEDED.

A correspondent OF the Country Gentle
man discusses ,he use Of fertilizers in an
intelligent manner and advises the use oil
more potash 10 the fertilizers in the future,
He says:
In this matter l sm inclined to think
that 10 the past We have purchased fsrtili
zsrs contsiaing too much nitrogen and
paid too little attention to the potash ele
msnts; end while the plants showed q
quick growth at fret. they lacked the pot
ash to develop and perfect; and the results
have been. on the whole, different from
what they would have been had less nitro
gen and more potssb been used. With
what we now know about nitrogen and
securing it with our leguminous plsnts,
like the clovers az d psSs Of the different
kinds and plowine these uuder and then
using potash, lam confident thsta great
sviug can DO made mot in the entire
abandonment OF commercial fertilizers,
but in their more iujicious use along with
crops to be used as green msDures. In
smother respect farmers are becoming
wiser and that is 10 the b tier saving and
application OF the barn msnur es- better
saving Ut the stlbles aud drawing directly
to the fields and spreading at once, and in
another feeding more heterogeneous grain
to their diary herds and far less Germ
meal. Now aud then farmer has got
hold OF the idea that it is more profitable
for him TO boy cottonseed meal and feed
his cows and spply this richer manure to
bis land and get this feeding vAlus 10 sd
di,ion. than to buy high priced fertilizers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10

Fever acre, and more bushsls should
be slvsys the object. Large farms are
not undesirable II the o.ntr has The ospi
tel 10 awe the land the highest eultip
.ion, bat IL 10 seldom that AZ Ordinary
farm Ia made 10 produos to iis fullest
capsoity, unle. the efforts are eoncsptts
ted on the smsllest pos,ibls area. Labor
aud manure cannot be distributed over =
large surface With sdvsolsss.
The boat prott IRON dsirying ccuss
iron The Manufacture Of gill edged butter
Tor private custontn Make this your
ain, and then do 10. bs too Indifferent 10
h1Ii Tor the customers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10
SKIM MILK VALUES,

Sisce the advent Of the separator, skim
% lk seems 10 have fallen into somswhs,
bad repute ss u food for pigs aud calves
~ compared With gravity set milk, and
for this reason;
Separator milk is deprived Of its fat TO
tenth OF one per ceut, While gravity
milk Of the farm a. rule has about five
tenths aud this lstter amUuut Is . great
aid 10 the digestion u the cheese Of the
milk and its absence In the other case
the milk without any lubricant soon gets
the pig out OF condition. Then pure
siimmilk 10 q bleod aud muses masking
food and OF coGstips,ing sf1.et, but when
mixed with cora meal snd . little oil
meal the ration is balanced aud all parts
OF the suimsl being nrtufsd, the srowtb
10 marksd ~ . cSotrsst 10 . single SUB
stance. Professor Smith Of Michigan has
made some isterssting experiments with
pigs fed skimmiik slone aud others With
uHk SUI uiA'ue VI khu'i suo"Aut
the ares, gaia with the combustion rs
ton. With skim milk alone II took % IL
pounds to make pound Of gain sod in
feeding sonr milk there vas . little loss
~ compared with skimmilk fed sweet
Whers warm, sweet skimmllk was fed it
vAs ionnd that where ! IL pounds Of
CON meal Vas added TO each 7 "a pounds
oil milk. the ssme gain ". made ~ with
three times Is much pure milk. Fur
ing the pork At 4 csnts . pound aud The
corn meal Of sl5 q ton, 1t IL sssn that the
milk WAS worth 20 cents . hundred
pounds, or within 10 csItss hundred Of
ing for oil new milk lsst season.
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9eb. iaa bet gift Ouer Braaot os 8rano.
8lcfieu 8 gitermiooas anfom be 5ors
LITE til 2pnsoar. Sl;en bauoe oipsrie
Snobo % SisreoFaber til 8elsb al
1000 8roner. 3a bette ifrepes, bar
enoel @ienitanoe iunone / mislis Tils
itanb, men meeet er borte.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-28
Gn gammel Stolpeboo.

@aaroen aleuer, Saube i 9elemars
fen, li1ser peo ct al be patrehe 4artier
web NOro ijsuanb. Oct bar pRret ct
9losammslt SerreieOe, bsboet al fam.
me sGt Uuer 500 gtnr til 1898, pn
@aaroen bleu iol9t ueo Gpang. Ii9,
bonn bar life mnnslet % ilere sagn
tnDtter fig til sgtten % @aarosn Der.
ont, bl. a. ON S%ulorsioloet.
gn ~erpGrOia S~tolpebOo Itaar ioien
os tiltratfer Jig Spmariiombso uso i'm
Stgrrelic % Oct f~olosiale 8pssemas
teriel. Yten er tGlset al Stotfene,
2Drriet isisu. lise tyffe i 8ob os Sop
os bar ct 1uarmaul al 20 CONNER.
De er flint slat iiauleoe. 5o9net aaar,
at S9ter9utten bar Ell Stuf meo 6uer
Gang, ian ituloe biem til Waals.
@uluene beitaar al Here tpmmetpfte
Blater meb Ell for Sreobe. 3prene
er ! gammel Stil, o. ben / 2ocn stors
bert er al ct SorO. s 2oet Stotparf
saar en- Sang rluot 9uitsbOoeu, fleot
meo mas iipe 8lunfer og gienuemburet
al SuIer, iom saar pua itraa neoao
- 9ilebu0er faloet, fog bar uaret Be-
npttet til at ifpoe 9lle isienuem paa
6ienbeu. Sar iaalebss / 8iletioen
uaret bsnpttet til Saitnius. s ncrbre
os lDnore Sas er ct Sul iirar opsr.
ipr Soiaen, JONI uioner, ON, at ben bar
uGret benpttet til Henoebom - Ell
Sla9s @nrnrenoe. 3 Sen9e itaar
fGItet lan9s ben isnore YRs / 2oet
StCtpart mso moerlis %uoitaarue Sps
ueeer. Slaoeinurer 9aar ira Beg til
8Ge lau9s Sooeu uuber 5aaet, Ga
samle Golf iOrtaaer, at De bang bug.
ncnSe iuloe al Gang. Os sensilGorr.
Gn Wansce Splu bar p9iaa Der
opbeparet (sasuet ON Suloreiploet
paa &Icuer), bporiblanot Sruoetrone
% 8rnoebalte, iom iaas Der for 60
aar iioen. Get iioite bleo itjGufet til
eorenifriusr e6warb / Nebrc 9clc.
mnrten. Oct samle aaluefinbsbrecet,
ipm her ianctes, ppbepareoes i en- gam,
mel Site. Den er ~cpriuoelis taifct
meo Rrper. ipm enouu ices unber
Gnaiteueue. Scoen, ION or sOOt peb.
.lisebolOt. trOos line 600 aur, buree
eiter @teooelers glsnius inotirbcs ps
uctiass paa Spsop eIer SOlmsnfUaen.