The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-31

i FIG XVI. MAKING CEMENT HANGERS
sides. The cows eau be run in and out
handler and toe MIXED more couven-
iently. The manure can be easily
cleaned out with n wbeelharrow or an
overhead litter carrier The floors
should preferably be made of cement.
with fairly deep. wide cutters of the
same material. Plenty of bedding
should be used 10 soak up the liquid
manure.
Ventilation.
Provision for some sort of ventila-
ton should be made. The plan of hav-
ing the windows placed high aud so
arranged that they swing IN al the top
prov ides good Ventilation, especially if
there are windows on both sides. Fri
angular lieces Of board at the sides of
the windows prevent drafts and cause
the air IL be forced upward toward the
ceiling. where ii is distributed all over
the room, The King system OF yeutiia-
ton works well where the barn is
tight Flues for impure air open al
the floors and extend up 10 cupulas in
the roof. The pure air lines open near
the ground outside and al the Top of
the room inside. This secures u con
slant circulation OF air without drafts.
In frame barn these dues can be
made by boxing in the space between
two studdings.
Iron swing stanchions cost very little
more than the old fashioned wooden
ones and are a great deal more con
venienl and durable, The managers
may be made Of cement. in which case
they may be used for watering The
COWS IN extremely cold weal her II
the farm is provided with some sorT Of
water system a pipe can he laid 10
one end Of The manager, So that wafer
will l'e constantly on TAP ell her for
flushing ouI he Manager or wHIerinc
the COWS With n shur1 piece 81 hose
the floors and cutters can be fiaodad
occasionally and TINS kepI clean and
free from had odOrs. Both the taor
aud cutters should nave sufficient slope
10 carry the wafer of
Where The COWS are watered from 3
tank. as they will ne mns1 n the time.
some mems Ot heating the water
should he provided. II the COW mas 10
beat Il herself II Is with corn as fne.
instead az with cnns. as where 3 gHnk
heater is nsed. II the rEnk Is banked
and covered, lirIlp FIRE every morning
will keep rhe wafer Al q comfortable
Temperature.
The dairy COWS shnuid receive san
reculurty ID is necessary Ia rhe n-nc-
eSs az digestion and cuuses IN in
creased mills how. A self feed cnvprpd
Snlt hnN somewhere in the ward viii
provide rnnsian SUNNY az SniJ with
our waste Care shnuid be taken nn-
10 ter The hnH ger empty. an6 Il II
should nunppu 80 rne COWS should isa
gradually accustomed "a sali again I've
fore they ave given al ritey will eaI
sesularits lE MiItns HrS Fssdirn
Regularity Ia milkinS anH Feeding IA
essential Irregular nilgmc always
ryAduraS The vtptG- Rs sur IA mills
thoroughly. manipulating fhr udhpr "a
lee sur Thal nj TIA milk e wiihGrys wa
Nnihin- will raD-e Il SOW "a dry M
more uui-Sly Ihau leaving iittip milG
In The BTidpr sarr time THE uddpT
shouiG be wired win damn clntb
hafnre milSinS "a remove dDs, and
din Bach lSlrtt1'ts az 10S1 gurrssS
thousands az isi'Isris CteanlineSS i
the tirst essential n producing nf-t
ctsSS dairy lrmhuc,s Tina Feeding
shout6 ~ deere, tmns~titateiv after
milsinE especially II siiasra tuTntrS ar
other strong smelling feeds am used
II fed AZ faiS iinse tlhere y ltttts dan.
ger % tanning lhs milG
The hsifsrs ssIhnuld NJ mIlks1 far ~
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