The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-02

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Poultry manure is excellent for
melons and other garden crops.
Cheese may be kept from molding
by wrapping in cloth wrung out in
vinegar.
The depth of blowing differs with
the character of the soil and the
crop to be raised.
In Iowa, as in Wisconsin, stallion
owners are required by law to regis
ter their animals.
A hive or two to the farm equip
that now go to waste in your fields
and garden.
My friend !Thorsen says that If peo-
pie were as good as the animals this
would be a better world. Fact, when
you come to think about it.
feeu luS lieeS IL YOU WOulu nave
them feed you. Many a thriftless
tree is hungry for some stable man
ure and little cultivation.
The machinery harness, etc., should
have been thoroughly overhauled be-
fore this, but if you have neglected
this important matter, do it now.
Cement work which is somewhat dry
can be made to unite perfectly with
new laid cement by thoroughly wet
ting the dry surface and roughening
The surface with trowel or hammer
Don't be haphaZard about the selec-
ton of fruit trees for your place
Do not let fancy run away with you.
Be reasonable and select only such
varieties as will do we'll on your land.
Cut it out. The black knot on the
plum and cherry tree. 1t is the only
remedy and you must be careful to
wipe off the saw or knife before using
on other trees, as the disease is fire.
quently spread in this way.
The farmer without silo needs
root crops to take the place of the
succulent food of the silo during the
winter. Now is the time to plan for
raising enough carrots and beets to
carry you through next winter.
Missouri has new bee law which
provides for state inspector OF api-
aries to aid in the development and
protection of the honey industry in
the state. Has your state given such
to this growing indus
try?
Farming is work that never
reaches its highest point Of develop
ment. 1t is wonderful as we think of
what progress has been made in the
last 80 years in agricultural science,
but the discoveries made are as moth
ing to those which are yet to be made.
There is sentiment among some
bee-keepers that there should be a
law compelling all bee-keepers who
feed syrups to bees to color to dark
shade the syrup so fed, so that the
honey may be told from field-made
honey.
When the faithful COW presents you
with calf let her know that you
her motherhood, and are
as proud of the calf as she is. She
will appreciate the kind word and
gentle pat at that time more than at
any other and it will make her your
fast friend.
The United States department of
agriculture is to establish horse
breeding experiment farm at Way
bridge, VT, on land given for the
purpose by Joseph Battell, the we'll
known Vermont horseman. The gov
eminent will start with nine mares
and two stations of the Morgan
strain.
Remember that it is only the amount
of food in excess of that which is
necessary to maintain animal heat and
repair the waste of the animal It's
sue can possibly be source of profit
Hence the more COW can be induced
to eat above this amount within safe
limits the larger the profits she should
return in the total amount of food con-
sumed.
One bad seed corn ear in bushel
will cause a loss of one-tenth of an
acre of crop, amounting to six bush
els if 60 bushels to the acre are
raised On 100 acres this would
mean. 600 bushels. At 40 cents a bush
Ell this would be worth $240. Three
days work about this time of the
year would prevent this loss. The
only way Won could make money fast