The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-12-19

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Keep the road drag busy after every
rain or soft spell.
Rye pasture is good for hogs. Re.
member this next season.
The rundown animal is hard to
bring back to normal condition again.
When lean pork is desired, more
protein feed and less corn should be
! fed
Spring time is grating time. Cut
| the scions the latter part of the win
ter.
! In breeding sows there is great
economy in having the filters come
near together.
Increase the fertility of your land
/ II you would have increased crops and
an increased bank account.
Every farmers boy ought to be am.
| bilious to bet a course of training at
! the state agricultural college.
Calls and sores on horses nine
times out of ten result from ill.ftting
harness. A little care will prevent 1t.
A scratching shed for the hens with
lots of sunshine, is a necessity II you
are to get the best results from your
flock
With any new feed begin slow A
radical change In diet is always a
shock to an animal and does them no
good
With feed high there is all the more
necessity for providing good, warm.
light stables TO get the most out of
the feed.
After tests, the Nebraska expert
ment station finds that alfalfa hay
produced ten per cent more milk than
prairie hay.
farmer with his silo full of well.ma-
tured corn is going to reap the bene.
fits Of his efforts,
A brush is preferable to a cloth In
cleaning milk utensils, because the
brash gets into the corners and
crevices as the cloth cannot.
II the stable has not been white
washed do II the first nice warm day.
1t will sweeten things up and make
the stable more At for the horses.
Be sure and provide some succulent
feed for the poultry during the win
} ter. Care in this direction will make
: for healthier hens and more eggs.
Hot water fermentation of the
bruised or congested udder is the best
treatment that can be given. Be
persistent and you will get results.
Here Is how one man manages to
pillow and harrow at the same time.
He bitches one horse to a single sec
I ton OF the harrow and ties the halter
5 to the furrow horses singletree.
Be sure the chickens get plenty of
water during this freezing weather.
D Don't compel them to peck through
I the ice to satisfy their thirst See
that water with the chill taken off
is provided.
A farmer who has tried 1t says that
sweet clover can be killed out OF an
) orchard by blowing the ground and
: giving the orchard clean cultivation
two or three seasons. Moving the
: clover frequently during the summer
4 and letting the stalks lie on the ground
will prove effective, also It Is said.
i We are sorry to say It, but with
" most farmers 1t is purely guess work
u as to whether his cows are payinf
i their way or not. They are strangers
u to the milk scales and the Babcocl
l. tester, and they do not care for any
II new ideas about balanced rations, use
z Of slage. etc. and the result is tina
II they barely grub out a living. Blu
" thank goodness such farmers are
growing less every year
l. The henhouse should have movable
II roosts and dropping board. The drop
X ping board should be made of smootl
q lumber for easy cleaning, and b,
IT placed not higher than three feet from
e the floor so that heavy fowls ma!
1t easily fly up to 1t and not injure them
IS selves in jumping from 1t. The space
ST on the floor under the dropping boar
1t will be clean and give more room 70
the fowls for exercise on cold o
stormy days.
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