The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-01-31

supp. y. ~. uTcSR, LyHu, MlHH..
(when with the corps) will take
charge and do what he can to make
the institute success. He will
talk on his favorite subject, ssThe
dairy COW and how to know her at
sight. He will also show what
sheep, poultry and fruits are doing
on Coteau farm.
! Hon. NJ. F. Greeley, Gary, S. D.,
will have charge in the Superin-
tendent's absence. He will 'sshow
the profits in sheep husbandry'-
''early development of lambs -
9, inter care and management -
"fattening sheep for market '-'se-
lection Of breeding animals ire
lieving sheep Of parasites clear
ing of weeds with sheep value
of the rape plant for feeding sheep"
pasturing small grain with sheep
to the advantage of both, etc. Mr..
Greeley will also show the value of
poultry on the farm ''-''how to house
poultry ''-"how to feed poultry to
advantage''-'how to get eggs in
winter how to keep poultry clear
of yermin,' etc. Mr.. Greeley's
evening talk on farm life and farm
homes will be interesting to old
and young. It is great.
| A. W. Troy, Chenille, Mimi, will
take up creamery management
creamery difficulties creamery
report balanced rations for dairy
COWS ''-s:how to feed and handle
the dairy bred steers at a profit =
how to build and fill the silo" Twill
show a modeD ''how to feed ensilage
and its value to the dairyman -
why Minnesota beats all other
States in butter making
J Hon. A. K. Bush, Dover, Mimi,
will take up horticulture farm
err S garden rs small fruits apple
growing Minnesota plums =
grating and budding 'advan-
tages of sowing wheat and flax to-
gether, etc.
T. B. Terry, Hudson, Ohio, the
renowned potato raiser, is now in
Minnesota, and every farmer should
take advantage of this veteran S ex-
perience and talks in the farmer S in
stitutes. He will take up the value
of clover" potato growing for
profit house to increase the yield
of wheat increasing fertility by
tileage how to grow good crops
in dry season, etc. Mr. Terry
evening talk on the ''wifes share
is applicable to all classes and is in
great demand wherever he is
known. Both old and young profit
by it.
Henry Van Dresser, Cobblers
Hill, N. Y, is an expert on poultry
and will treat this subject exhaus
lively. He also takes the dairy COW
and scientific breeding questions.
Mrs. Bertha Dahl Laws, Apple
; ton, Mimi, represents the domestic
department Of the institute and will
show how ''home life can be made
pleasant at little cost helpful
| things that man can put into the
house, that require but little labor
and save many tired steps - little
things that the husband and children
can do that will relieve the over
] worked mother the rest the
mother needs and how it can be OBJ
tanned - ventilation and how it
can be arranged by the inexper;
, enced g value of sunlight, air and
water ,-:show consumption, dip
liberia and typhoid fever can be car
ried by water how to avoid con-
tagion, etc. Mrs. Laws evening
talk on sshome making is very
highly commended everywhere.
DR.. ]. c. Curryer, MaDkato,
Mimi, (when with the corps) rep
resents the horse work of the
institute, viz: breeding different
types-bad habits-deformativ
properly fitting the collar-essentia
qualities of good feet and their
greatest enemies methods
of treating balky horses, etc.
Everybody should attend the
State farmers institute the first
forenoon session and get one of
those valuable books, estimated to
be worth from So to S25 by those
who have critically examined it.
Now is the time to take advantage
of these eyDerianced workers who