Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-09-24

cover the breau IN stone CLOCK 70
keep II moist
Sow cover crop in the orchard
after the last cultivation
Dry and clean stalls should be pro
vidcd for the calves
The good idea Is worth sticking to,
but be sure II is good one before
risklng too much upon H.
The crop Of fies on the farm can be
reduced considerably II the manure Is
kept cleaned up.
Manure put on the soil in big chunks
Is not readily incorporated With the
soil and may do more harm than
good.
a mixture Of salt. copperas lime and
ashes is god for the hogs and should
be placed where they can have access
to It at all times.
With other food stuffs increasing in
price why should not milk go up alsoi
There Is not enough margin OF profit
for the. farmer under the present scale
OF prices.
n there n no pasture for the ram
provide A. paddock in which he can ex
ercise. II IL q shortslghtod policy.
which would keep him shut IN n the
barn these days. 81, son
look at the nuts on the buggy occa
sIonally, aud the other vehicles. too,
Easy to tighten them. but. mighty hard
to repair the damage sometimes when
a wheel comes rolling OF. ""9 '''''
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| The rainy day@arei godsends 10 the
farmer not only because OF the grow.
FMS. crops; buts because 1T affords him
time for repairs and inside work which
he would oiharwise neglect, e.,.
! II by careless handling a piece OF
farm machinery lasts you only ave
years when II might have been made
TO do good service FOR eight years or
! perhaps ten years. see what a loss
j your scarelesshess has coat. you. n
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! The highly finished animal IN the
one which vtsnrns thu pest profit AMI
mails intended. for market that have
been running on pasture should, be fed
grain few weeks previous to market
ing. even II the grain must be pur.
chased. 'rhe difference In the grain In
weight and the price received will
more than pay for the trouble and ex
pense. 9e lotf l
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In discussing the, feeding OF cows,
Ex.Goy Hoard OF WISCONSIN declares
that when the American farmers wife,
few years hence. hhnds her husband
the shopping list there will appear the
following. chocolates for daughter
Susan. taffy for little Bill. and gal.
Ion. OF mplasses for the GOVT Cows
'iliko sweets" he said, /" feed my
therd n regular ration OF molasses ev'
q cry day. and | ind that they thrive on
lit, II makes their flesh fat and their
slinR, glossy, II gives, zest 70 their
appetltles and helps their digestion.
IIt increhses the quality and improves
| tic quaiity OF their milk, FOR II puts
j the COW In 4 good humor, and a. good
hunored COW Is the best mixer
Wheat and oat straw have, a value
ofgabont' six dollars per top for feed
and four ,dollays, q ton. for. bedding n
handled right. Much straw is wasted
from careless Kicking II nossible put
ali the straw In one large rick close
to- the barn. The straw should be
thoroughly tranipcd down. Keeping the
middle full When the grain Is
threshcd by large stoampower there
shoild be. three men at least on the
rick 60 properly place the straw as II
comes. froni' the carrier.s A. large, high
rick. well put up, and. after 4 settles
n nicely topped OF and wired down
'wtif shed rain perfectly -
do .in"I .ia s.-u .ns 81, 80. so
u ,Paralysiso In swine,.mosti often fol
lone Vsnrdoading Of rich pitrogepQu'
foods TO animals that are, elps9ly, con
fined. Pigs do best when allowed i
I cohsbdhrahh range and not fed toe
y hiehlyaa ~ this affection, INVOLVES th'
z spinal cord, IL Is not quly liable L
'lhpIpve fatal. but. is not, asa rule, sat
J isiactorily treated. First remove th'
}. cause Cut down feed and ar6w plenn
of range. aud II not fed too literally
they viii forage abohf'Hnd get exer
else. Young pigs only partially para
, lyged viii often come right treated al
1 above advised old animals viii no
4 often respond TO any form OF treat