The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-21

to 10000 Pile the whea, mn. ioio" ~
or upon canvas and 49,
sprinkle or spray on the sol,,'.
oT,o, 80 49,. ms constantly 1ings. He
over its entire surface IN >.
more of the solution than \. I'M
dc this; an excess is injurim, I'm
2. Copper sulphate, Cu
the rate of lb. to 4 galOml
Treat as in last. "
8. Hot water: Keep the h.
at 134' to 1862 Fair. Inn, M}kA
wheat five minutes. Then h MNiiXA
at once, and shovel over UUIIIIiiHy
thoroughly until it is don. l|lillIlliNIj0I
or plunge the grain into eos IlIIlIIlIIIl|A
cool it. llilllnlHlI
a. Formalin.-At the rata 'illllI11
:: !: !: =: :: :; :. !. !: !. D..
to % gallons of water as MQN
1,O009 Treat as in No. /,
For Oats or Barley.-l HMlfl
immense the grain II minus l\A\\NXl\U
10 minutes at 134', or 5 mh NNNA
1852. Turn out at once and IN ~
rapidly until through sta,
plunge into cold water to cod iiAasn
2. Formalin: Thorough ~
large pile of the grain with
made at the rate of one pouu ~, ~
alin to so gallons of water Skl, AssS :,
rapidly SO that the pile shall
evenly and thoroughly wet 800,
treatment the grain should -, a.
in a pile for two or more ~ !,
else dipped for two hours.' $3.50 o
8. Potassium Suphate. t'ss, CO.
Ions of Water: Thoroughy al, ~
the grain as it lies in lsru e. hear
pouring on the solution and atv than
over the grain. This grain Nal traaf
main thoroughly wet for tEuls has bee
hours, or else dipped for two der his
Notes:-In the case OF whAne almo1
be remembered that 1t is onlyE, az the
wet the entire surface Of I'D she WI
with the solutions. A hand waon
pump which throws a strong ta,Sner il
spray will be found to be aEhis faith
help. In the case of the oat Tint To III
ley treatments, it must be renznseH w
that the solution must be put, future
abundance so that it may soakts mannd
under the bulls. Corrosive Asher tina
and copper sulphate each Ares of (
slowly. Solutions of these shls operas
made UP a day or two before sst withd
If boiling water is added to hiaily wa
dered crystals, solution occur ger thar
readily. If corrosive sublimat ligent.
for dipping wheat, 1 part to i bearin
three minutes is sufficient Ieet and
wished to vary from the insHdes, an
here given, the tables upon gking Il
tons and upon field Treatments oh fem
be consulted. N OF tn
Apparatus for Dipping Pure almos
This work of grain treatment was 81
that the farmer prepare himsel ldemic
as carefully as he would to D an ar
types of work. If success is vreuth
proper apparatus must be at d.
dipping tank is needing for taBREAE
of oats and barley, and for boz
treatment to whatever grain i -sSe
piled. 1t is useless where alg
titles Of grain are to be treata
to do such work in a boiler -.
Build a plank tank three feet y
feet by eight feet. Such a TAI tura,
hold about twelve gallons for eve la az
u eep'n Vi "ater' apaned
If it is intended to dip oats . Mon
ley by the potassium sulphideG to re-
alin method, enough solution D,etarla
placed in the tank to thorousl anybod
twenty-five or more bushels. ll'vas so
can be poured In and shoEe~ troll h
with an ordinary shovel for the pous sc
length of time. afterwards saci'se VIII
hot water treatments are conduen we
body of water in such tank Sof. Blu
volume that 1t remains hot not
proper temperature, even thougA ked az
more bushels are Immersed at OlAookin
is easy to keep the desired temp'l ofali
in such a volume of water sia' Y
To heat such a body of water ~ al
mon threshing engine or DoDai uno
heating water for feeding purpO1'au
be placed along side, with ~ !"
garden hose attached to either !,
haust or to the whistle pipe
may be run into the water, anu An,
an ordinary thermometer, no
will be experienced in keepA a.,
water sufficiently near the temp,
which is desired. For dippu'
grain in hot water, man eau
handle gunny sacks which ais
two-thirds full of grain, tlea 1me
leave the grain loose in the pay IN
it is wished to dip otherwise tn~ couiq
gunny sacks, a large perforaFu oi
may be made to fit the REQUIRE
For treatments upon our lais9 so,'a
| recommend that a swinging
lever be attached to the large 'A
that large but perforated
dipping vessel may be easily 10,
lowered into the water. Inis ~
one to skim off all weak gram ~
seed or floating smut balls, anu 49,
lows all the grain to come u -
with the water quickly.
DO not mn1ya fba slone from tho -