The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-08
Watering Cows on Pasture.

many sappoihtHehes oot under skilled
management 1t VIII bring success.
Waterino Cows on Pasture
w = We ma'el eoWs on ehe pan OF
$50, =. VOL Wien .hes are
W. W .,aNs ss.lous htiseahe. LOT
~ IoM 'euut,es the water 10 properly
a.ssst the 1000 she eats. SO 1t is a case
l.. 500 :. ~ ie1 o!sen rather man IN
.asss qua'ei''es' ~ 'he pasture Is pro-
- Wv :" asi,ai" y u.'lHao'e water
sns ~ WI .aAe sa'e W 'Ae watering
htoo.eH. 70 SUI ehei"seiNes' II uiere ~
~ 80 80 ~ w iolioMi"s pan
y. lp'.,s lnsa "a.cn ,he filih returns
a.'. see - ne IaeoF iHnoiSed IN 'he pan
!, ~ e pau OK. iaNe d NUMBER OF
-. -, ~ ~" ptaee .neih az eohsei.iene
spo.s - ,ns pasture uhoef trees OF there
- 80. siaae, ! no trees theh puiio on
,ue sunny sue or eaen parrei a sort OF
yet permit ths cows to drink. Sink these
half barrels into the ground eight or ten
inches. Twice or three times a day fill
a barrel or two with water, place them on
a wagon and fill up the pasture barrels.
y lot OF hard work you say, yet If 4, pays.
as 1t certainly does, Why is 1t not a good
plan9 Try it in a modest way ana see
how 1t works before condemnin 1t.
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me hoeerh methods OF tree rtmmln
Nhcn proVlae Tor low headed trees is of
great advantage. as those who now have
mature trees Trained IN this way can
lestiy' III there were no advantages be-
sizes ease IN gathering the fruit, this
atone slouio lead to the low heading
easier to prune. and there Is much less
danger from high winds. There has, as
yet, been but one serious objection to tha
low headed tree. and that ia the trouble
in c%ultivat!ng the soil around them. To
meet this objection there are several new
Implements on the market with which
the careful worker can do quite as good
work among low headed trees as among
tall ones. Everything points to the low
headed tree as the one Of the future and
when growers learn all of the advantages
of such trees by actual experience they
will not go back to the tall tree.
m'.'ess 10 a Droushe crop.
~ Is always a good plan to be on the
safe side, and after one has had an ex-
qul.e wiling to accept any plan which
WI, enable nm TO properly feed his stock
II the nay n the oat crops are cut short
oy the oroughe. Nearly all OF the mlllets
may De soWn from now to the middle OF
July, ana II cut when 1t mas made a fair
CROWN WIZ PROVIDE the STOCK with good
forage. Sweet corn Is another crop which
Is easily grown, and which materially
helps out ehe snort nay crop. 1t may be
IN mus IN the regular way or
so"h BROADCAST, as preferred. Stock OF
all klnds thrive on 1t, even when the hay
anu pasture Is sooc.
kjIlino Poultry Hous. ice.
:. One of the hardest things to make the
BEGINNER IN poultry Keeping understand
Is the necessity Tor Keeping the poultry
houses 1ree from ver1n1n during the SUM
iner. MOST people seem to think this work
unnecessary because the fowls and chicks
are OUTDOORS most OF the Tune. II they
are petthieeeo 10 pass the night outdoors.
"hleh is not a GOOD plan' then the Vermin
IN tne poultry houses VIII not bother
ehein. IN ,he other hano one wiz nave
a naru tl'ne IN getelng rlo OF the Vermln
mhen me houses are TO De put IN shape
lor winter frooaply the best
OF quickly des.roying poultry house
lure sue r s used Tor San Jose scale Ell ],