The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-12-19
N.Y. FARM
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The lazy hen is not apt to be the
layer.
Cleanliness is essential to success
full poultry raising.
Do your hauling in the mornings
when the ground is firm.
The care of bees is a healthy, easy
and profitable work for women.
The good brood SOW should be kept
as long as she is able to raise a good
litter.
Oil meal is 80 per cent. protein. A
little in each feed for the cows Is ex-
cellent.
Spread the manure as fast as II is
made. The manure spreader makes
the task an easy one.
II has been said that horse is no
better than the feet he stands on.
Look well to the hoofs.
II is wet, not cold, which hurts
sheep. Keep them dry and they can
stand lots of cold weather.
Two.year-old geese are best for
breeding purposes. Sell off the sur.
plus stock. It won't pay to winter
The low.wheeled wagon will prove
a mighty handy thing on any farm.
Get a set of low.down wheels and try
them.
The man who keeps no stock be-
cause feed is high makes mistake
from which both his land and his
pocket book will suffer.
The road drag is one OF the tools
which should not be put away. Keep
It going over your strip of road every
good chance you get. 1t is especially
effective after rains.
Plan to lay in supply OF ice this
winter. Get place ready to store II
A good serviceable house can be put
up cheaply, and enough ice stored to
last all next summer.
This Is the season when you ought
to be planning out the next seasons
work. Take pride in having your
road team look sleek and trim. Rub
up the harness, and II the buggy oil
wagon is old and shabby, and you dc
not feel able to buy a new one, paint
and fix the old one up.
Don't expect to improve your stock
without expense. The cost OF the
scrub cannot in any sense to taken
as the measure Of cost of producing
the thoroughbred. Just as the i'm
proyed animal is intrinsically worth
more money to the buyer, so 1t is un
reasonable to suppose that 1t should
not cost more money.
When the daily vessels to be scald
ed are cold, remember that the hrs
application of boiling water does no
scald them properly, the GOODNESS o
the tin reducing the temperature o
the wafer DtiOW the SNuiuihb po'"'
The only certain way OF scalding I'll
pals and pans is to apply the scaldinI
water after the vessels have beel
heated by a preliminary rinsing in no
water.
The government Is making exper
ments In the practical value OF shelte
- hnmnGtnang
buildings, and orchards. Somethin
for you to think about. Are you
buildings or orchard so exposed to tn
bleak winds OF winter and the yiolen
winds OF summer as to suffer? Tree
of the right kind, planted in the hes
way and the best place will mean nc
only comfort but profit.
II a farmer sells hogs at ten dollar
and buys them back in the shape c
ham, bacon and pork at SIS, VIII
should II not pay him to butcher an
pack meat for his own use? And
the handsome profit Of eight dollar
per hog over the live selling pric
can be realized for himself why woul
II not be profitable to pack twice {
three times as much as he needs &c
himself and sell it? Perhaps It Toul
pay him to figure on butchering 30 {
40 hogs and curing and packing II
meat.
In tying wool do not use sisal twin
use hemp The former will hurt tn
sale of your product and for this re-
son: Small bits of the sisal fiber g
into the wool and not taking dye
must be picked out by hand, This o
casions n loss OF sometimes as muC
rs FIVE cents per pound, which mul
eventually come from the produce
since manufacturers learn what so
of stuff is to be expected FROM a r
gion and bid for 1t accordingly, TT
Ia 70.