Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11

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III the poultry .ioci,s and mazda a
soqi job of it. The earlier TINS is done
the better for The young stock when is
10 ne sold later ON. Early culling has
another advantage. it gets rid of the
undesirable fowls before they have 4
chance To contaminate any OF the flock.
When culling is done the cockerels and
Nullets should be separated. ana the
puilets should be separated from the
some expense, but they are part of the
tAlnss which make or break the breed
e.s reputation.
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The Importance rs wei as the aAso-
lutte necessity Of more careful spraying
VAS shown in the APPLE exhibit nj the
Iowa State fair. There was an nm
usually large display of apples. but Very
fcW OF the plates We're sound speci-
mems. Apple growers everywhere claim
they have more wormy apples this sea.
son than usual. II sound, perfect an
Piles are expected. il mus, be ut thn
ing. Another very important point is.
Spf"ElhS must be done 1T the right
'lile' 10 De effective.
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Many are apt to think when the corn
fodder is cut ana shocked that the bulk
of III" work is done. ms they can take
their time for hauling it in. The SAT-
est way is to get the fodder off the
field before SNOW falls and hard frooz-
ing weather ONE on. Fodder u in-
To the barn. or oven stacked in lickS
about the feed yards, is far more sat
When ielt out Ill the held all winter and
Injured III daily rs YOU want To feed it
i, Is no nun 10 pun up frozen corn fcd-
oel gay ai'cr day.
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There Is too much difference between
the price of dairy and COUNTRY made
butter. 1t shows Il lack of interest in
the work. IF butter is worth making
mo marketing why not do it right?
Country butter is NOW selling from IA
to 10 cents Il pound. while creamery
hhaata, me proposition right. Make
ns.'el nu'.er :'ld Sour seliins price VIII
for any fa,pil nse sai,inn "e'e ~ no Excuse
ipr amy i'',hiiS sellinS lucent butter
npoo. o"e-iiai! Oh "ha' Soou butter Is
worth.
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Fall blowing is now in full swing all
over the country. In many sections
there has not been enough rain to make
easy blowing, but if the ground has to
be turned up cloddy at all better do it
this fall than next spring. The frosts
ground in fine filth for spring work.
There are so many things in favor of
IAN plowin hat good farmers make it
Il business TO do as much work of this
KIN during August and September as
possible.
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Apples intended for winter and snring
use should be left on the trees as long
AS possible, but Whenever the hest
keepers begin to fan they should be
harvested at once. IN fruit should be
gathered before frost touches il. since
may be carried over until next summer
With Very little loss. However, only
'he ripe. perfect rGi should be put
away. IN" smaller, imperfect fruit had
better be sold ut once ON its merits.
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Fowls should be wen fattcncd before
killing or shipping 10 market ,.at
fowls sell higher. Coz, there i. aho,,t
three times as much meat ON No en-
fattcned fowl as on the unfattened In
is claimed that nice. yellov. tiaeh ,,ar
low corn and meat. Farm raised poul-
Try ma be fattened To advantage by
c%ontining the fowls in yards and pro-
viding all the food they viii eat. With
plenty of water. II will take about
three weeks 10 fatten them We'll.
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Have you selected your brood sow,s
for next season? September il; none
too early to do il. Pick out The e"owthy
kind. those that show a ouial djs,osi-
ton. and select young sovys from fan,-
mixers. From NOW on these young
soWs should be pushed toward fun de-
Nciopment. Avoid two things-keep