Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

ilveness rs 10 tho work done. the varl-
GUS foO.. and the machinery az prcserF
found upon the farm.ls NJ mean trades
man. u requires ius. as much skill.
though perhaps % a different order. "a
Il demandtd by the work In any me-
chanicai iinc We may monNon. fear
that too few farmefa mako this
part Of their calling study, "
we may Judge from the wrecks with
which the fields and barnyards are
strcwn. and from the large dividends
which numerous implement agencies
are able to declare on stock not a small
part OF which IL water.
II Is said again that the farmer has
nothing TO employ his time during the
winter season. II is TOO true. but that
Is the fault OF the farmer and not "
the business. such q farmer has not yet
half awakened to the possibilities jf his.
occupation. I have said repeatedly and
again reiterate Il without fear Of
successful contradiction. that II the
farmer VIII, during the winter season.
concentrate the Folders and grains
grown during the summer Into animals
and animal products by using the right
kind OF animals. he might double the
returns he would get by selling he
crop. or IN other words. get as large
nay for the winters work ~ was OBJ
tanned FOR the work ~ the summer.
That farmer who fails to ind on his
farm profitable employment at all sea
sons OF the year has no; begun 10 learn
how TO utilize his opportunities.
However. while the above may be all
true, far be Il from me so say that the
young men OF the farm should MOI learn
and follow other lines of work. ! wish
rather 20 emphatically protest against
the idea that u IL necessary Tor him
to gct away from the farm 10 md some
ching 90 DO. ! would IKE to ray u nine
tenths NJ the young men or this state.
that the farm offcra IN every way ne
braadcst. the hcalthicst. the happiesi.
aud the most profitable occupation fha;
they can follow through hfc. what "a
desired Ia not direction away from farm
lie and farm work. but rather direction
how to utilize 10 the fui'e't "Ntcnt the
latent possibilities OF the farm.
Many young people say hat the work
OF the farm II duh and mnn1tonoua.
aud yet when the farmer makes II the
object " his study l know " no occu-
nation that Affords greater diversity
iiow many arr the cr1fs shat the farm.
or may produce. while ths typ,a au'i
breeds u ar,mais ne may hiulle ar
run,hercd hy ,ae scarci Ma only =
this 80. hIt shcrc arc flnt a fewsocciipt .
tons ciostly related 81 The farm wn.ch
pff1r,i pr op-nirE fnr ihe caste. ~
mary. ~ shr pr a. slime 90, " she
mtn, PROM ,r,s - thrfe Il fhr % mlu-
ufac,rrfg dliry pi,1uc,s. AZ I'm
u'lod bsf re. I bi1tCyr thit our f1turll
uflTttriliiy 80 .ie dairy business j.
aim y ufeqrllltd N The trtcd states
| W. Nave iuig puf nlcely t.lrtCd ~ he
| development aidng thlf linf ard here A.
| else whtre is mus, -. be forg stirn tha'
out I-r1Tftla ard I,vclupmcui mus de-
| pad upon our inself scncU Al TN
more imp r,afr "a ihit nuw becoming,
| ~ We are rsich.rg Qua griiuaNy %
outside markets. Fcr thH past few
| years pM .icuiiriy I have ralcti ifa'
| ihass who have carried IN the pria r
90 bu..sr ard chCcre 40 the vtrlDda
STATE Fairs arb Dairy Araocl1t ~
tnft tiurs have been thua, who have
made a spCsiti study ~ thlir huslpsfs
/. his been frequertiy fcmirktd that
rraoe sally al ~ The wrmtes 40 she toy
- shr hst were graduate q dairy
ciufFfa 80 f1mc % the 1gi lcul,ur1l c0l-
| ltEts Tn ~ dairy c9uf give the
| rFikCr thl sCitn upcn N1lch his wnri,
| " based. ard ilfecif hla tr rglrs lu;a
| ihli chlurel whore ne may mcs. quick
| ~ AL easily become q fllrHugh mae
| ter % h.a hulfIls. VIVA has hrgn &c.
| crnpllHhtA IN The East u rasf.bls hrrs.
| Ifam pcregE1l acdraiti irrs With n
| hffe number q makers ~ ;i's state
90 fully prfruiic1 sh1t thfy rscagni1i
| .ir Importance 90 making q muui caro-
| ~ f.udy ~ ghfir accup1il %. I hcllcN"
| aal tina, g. wuIld. in c. majority 81.
| trH.aurCf. b. ihr vgfy bot Kind . an
| % veiepirfe n sic uHrfH urii managers
] ~ fhe fioycsiea would Aftorl every en-.