The Columbus journal., 1908-07-29

Trap the mcles that are running VI,
garden.
Lambs three or four month, .,
should be weaned.
As rule drilling in small grain is
safer method than broadcasting.
Young stock Of all kinds that il n
kept growing will prove unprofrabI
Hot weather hath its recompensa
the increased corn growth, SO do1
growl
Rutabagas are good for sheen ID
it's not to late to plant some, ii ID
do It right away.
Some farmers there are TO whom
hog is a hog II 1t only have a snout a
q tail and q squeal.
Don't let the overheated horse STA
in a draught. Blanket him and :
him cool OF gradually.
The right time to churn is when !
cream Is ready. Don't permit othI
things interfering with the work.
More and more are the ia-na
coming to understand that it pays Al
pays big to raise their own dai
cows.
Unsheltered machinery will sun
more damage during one season III
the wear Of two seasons use und
careful handling.
Dust the sore place on the should
O. the horse under the collar with cd
starch, and be sure that the cellar
smooth and clean. A little care a
the place will soon heal.
The dairy is a mandatory for
Of the vegetation OF the fal
into a finished product Remember ID
grain farming depletes the soil d
tility. but dairyins is the sure agen
Of replenishing it.
The average weight Of the avera
draft horse is 1900 pounds The fan
er will find that the horse of Eghj
weight on the farm will not handle
work easily or well. It Is economy
have heavy horses, and it pays to raj
that kind too.
Good butter comes not by chan
but by cleanliness, good feed. sepa1
Ing the cream and then aerating cd
Ing and ripening it. and lastly. Gnu
Ing the cream when it is ready. d
good butter-maker is the one who
serves carefully all these points.
Some horses have the trick of 4
Ing in their stalls. This can be
vented by running a strap from a
fastened to the overhead strap of
halter to a ring in the ceiling
back of the manger. The strap is
through the upper ring. slight wei
taking up the slack as the ho
raises its head. The strap should
so adjusted that the horse can rest
nose on the ground but not the
Of its head.
Keep the dog out of the COW lot.
presence there worries the COWS
that disturbs the COW redu
he flow of milk. The story is tod
| man who noticed his cows stand
by the pasture gate. and thinking
should not be there at that time
lay, set dog on them. In their Il
rom the dog they went over a p
lam, one falling and splitting
ldder. AS one man expressed IT,
has to be MIXED with q club ]
usually happens whel
Jay ''sic EN-"
The farmer is judged largely n
appearance of his place 10
around the farm buildings and
house. Keep the fences in good II
Ind the fence rows clean and So
o good grass. Cleanliness is the
hing TO being good. and We all .a
,e called good. Others Will say
We are good farmers if our farm 4
leat and clean. Keep the barn
'arn surroundings clean for bU-h
ty and beauty. The model II
makes the living place for the am
'e keeps as sanitary as the dwell
n which he himself lives. And a
light from every point of view.
Clover hay If poorly made IS
tuff. but if made well il cam
eaten as winter feed. As a
armers allow clover to ger 100
dvanced before cutting. While
ifficult to definitely fix 4 period
utting. 1t is safe 10 begin Il
1hen a few brown heads are $.
mOng a mass of blue Our &
nee has been that the presa.e
xternal moisture. dampness 90.
nd rains. have been the
luch poor hay. Glover hay vii.
large quantity of mOis-U-" =
tenn and cure splendidly in ''-
ut dew on the leaves and
TENS will cause dust and mold
bad way to make hay i.
sc is not too great is % OK
low the same day.
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