Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

summer boarders are often profita'
Bile, but never the boarder COW.
Don't try 20 measure all the profits
your farm returns you in cold cash.
a feed mill will prove profitable
investment 70 the farmer feeding ten
or more head OF cattle.
Water heated to 1870 degrees will
XIII cabbage worms and is not hot
enough 20 injure the plants.
Broken vehicles. tired teams and
small loads tell the sad story Of many
bad country roads.
Re more particular about the first
blowing for n careiessly done later
cultivation cannot make up for the
deficiency.
While cowpeas will grow on poor
soil. they will make poor crop. and
II pays TO enrich the ground for them
as well as any other crop.
During the dry spell keep the culti-
vator going. II puts dry mulch over
the ground and prevents moisture
from being lost.
There is a tendency to increase the
production Of small fruits. but the
production OF apples seems to be fall
ing on
good wind.b break for the orchard
is a good thing. II holds the snow,
protects the orchard and increases the
value of the farm.
When you see thing out Of place
put II up; when you find something
broken, fix II. II will save you time
later on.
Washington declared that agrlcul-
ture was the most healthful, the most
healthful, the most useful and the
most noble employment of man.
II Is a good plan to throw corn on
the cob to the chickens. but do not
let the cobs accumulate to add to the
other filth which collects so easily.
Clean up the yards and keep them
clean.
how much capital you had invested in
farm machinery? II your farm Is at
all well.equlpped It will amount to
goodly sum. This is invested capital
which can be made to return you good
Interest only as you take care of the
machinery.
II the animals are dehorned In warm
weather. II is we'll to apply some pine
tar with view 20 keeping flies from
the wound. Some operators do this
In nearly all cases, thinking that Ii
facilitates healing The dehorning OPP
Grafton should always. when possible,
be performed In cool weather, and up.
on animals which have at least at
tanned tho age Of two years.
Good results from mulchlng fruit
trees cannot be expected unless a sufii
client amount of mulch is provided to
prevent the growth of grass II should
be eight inches deep over n circle the
diameter of which is at least two or
three feet greater than that of the
branches. Many OF the failures where
mulchlng has been tried have been
due to tho fact that the mulch has
been packed about the trunks OF the
trees or spread so thinly that IL had
little effect upon the growth of grass,
In marketing fruit or vegetables al
ways make the packages as neat as
possible and use only uniformly good
stun The trade demands quality In
all food products, and that which looks
the cleanest and can be exposed for
sale in an appetlzing manner will al.
ways command the highest price.
Good goods should always be exposed
for sale In new packages. When the
trade once learns that you produce
foods Of high quality you will never
have any trouble in disposing OF them.
Sudden change in the diet of any
animal Is bad especially the horse.
The soft bran mash. by many advo-
Gated as a good Saturday night offer
ing Is apt to cause collie unless the
horse has been accustomed to bran
during the week, similar sudden use
OF green grass. roots, boiled grain or
grain other than those mentioned Is
apt to cause indigestion of serious
nature. and. taking all things into
consideration. the horse win do better
on a steady ration az fixed intervals
and In such way as TO allow sui.
ticient time for proper mastication,