The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-04-04

Teach the calves to drink from the
pail from the start.
Careless, shiftless methods never
yet produced profitable pork.
OIL meal is worth about two-fifths
more than bran as feed for cows.
Loosen up the mulch on the straw
berry vines, II 1t has become packed
down.
Variety of feed Is essential to vigor-
Gus growth in sheep or other farm
animal, for that matter.
Know exactly what It is that you
want Of the hired man and then be
sure that he gets your idea.
AS rule, make It to the boys inter.
est to stay on the farm and he will
stick. OF course there are exceptions.
A fourth of an acre OF good land
planted with variety Of small fruits
will keep a large family supplied
throughout the season.
The dirty stable, the dirty COW and
the dirty mixer is a triple combina-
ton Of filth which is sure to tell on
the quality Of the milk.
Does your soil need any special fer.
tilizer? Be sure the commercial fer
tilizer you contemplate buying con-
tains elements which your soil lacks.
The most profitable gains with pigs
is made when allowed a good run OF
| clover or peas. The habit OF shovel
Ing corn out to pigs is too prevalent
In the corn belt.
Don't let the low prices OF hogs dis
courage you. There will come the
swing In the circuit and again they
Will bring better prices. You cannot
keep good thing down.
or course you have not forgotten
that you promised yourself garden
for this year. Have good generous
variety Of the vegetables you like.
My, how good they will taste when
! the time comes.
| II does seem as though II was i'm,
possible to get time to drag that road
when the other work is pressing SC
hard at this season of the year, but
II you will only take the time, before
the summer is over you will feel that
It paid.
You are paying a good round price
now for having let the cows run down
during the winter. It's question in
your mind after all whether the econo
my in feed Is not more than offset by
the rundown condition of the stock
now isn't It?
Moldy corn is dangerous feed II
used very freely, especially with
horses. There is lots of corn OF this
character this year, and the tempta
ton is great to feed 1t up, but do moi
attempt to save 1t at the expense Of
some valuable horse or other animal
AS rule farm tenantry works III I,
the country school. The renter carel
little or nothing about local improve
ments and the land owner takes ad
vantage of the town school and to les
sen taxes is disposed to have tn,
country school run as cheaply as pos
sible.
Be careful and not lay out NOR,
work for the spring than you can sue
cessfully do. This does not mean tina
you should cut out the garden which
your wife has been asking you fol
these many years. Stick to your prom
Use and give her a good one. You will
enjoy 1t as much as she will when the
time Of harvest comes.
| When a boy labors on the farm al
through his minority and comes I,
manhood's estate and feels that he hai
nothing that he can really call his owl
1t Is no wonder that he has yearninJ
to get out into the world and shift 70
himself where he has the chance I,
work for himself and has the chanc,
TO know how money of his very owl
feels.
Soil that because of its nature ant
location can be used for but little
else than pasturage land can be i'm
proved by the sowing of blue gras,
and red clover seed, Even II the lanC
is scattered among rocks and stumpi
It can be improved by dragging har
row over the thin spots and scatterini
on chemical fertilizers and seeds o
mixed grasseE. The permanent pas
ture is the most neglected part OF GU
farms. II Is worthy of attention ant
Improvement.