The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
How to Make Roughages Palatable

and change OF temperature every day. An
animal that Is kept outside al the time VIII
never have tuberculosis. and an animal thai
is kept inside all the time WIN in the ma
jority OF cases get tuberculosis II the ven
tilation Is not of the most up o-datc kind
You do not want the animals to be too
warm l do not believe lE these basement
walls that so many of Us went 10 a great
deal of trouble and expense to set a number
OF years ago You do not find the people
putting up that sort of a building now.
believe In having the best ventilation you
can get but do not keep your animals too
warm. We have tried that time after time.
thing Objectionable in turning them out Tor
4 short time each day. l do not believe In
tying cattle up. You can feed q lot together
in big run and they viii set considerable
exercise
put the corn In the bnrn in the fall Of
the year and never have any trouble with
mice Well-cured corn Is valuable any
feed we have. If YOU put sulphur on your
corn II will keep the mice away. Cornstalks
make nice butter and good milk. / would
not like to say it is better than cnsilagc: /
really do not know To all horses that are
not getting lot of work / would sooner
give good straw than feed hay alone: ii Is
more easily dlgested. l am speaking more
of feeding In the winter season and I would
not give much oats anyway Give him about
q half feed OF oats twice a day and plenty OF
animal II you have any smut In your corn
that Is one OF the great causes for abortion
do not cut the hay FOR the horses un-
less we have hay that IS not very good. II
you are going TO dampcn the hay YOU should
cut it and mix IL with straw before you
feed II to your horse. do not think q man
should feed extra hay TO a horse unless lie
cuts 1t dampcps IL and mixes II with straw
] like TO feed turnlps. do not think there
is anything much better for horses.
| like stock TO walk outside and take n
drink / have scarcely ever gone into
stable where water was continually stand
ing I'm front of the cattle but what that
water was dirty. and do not think 1t IL a
good thing; and then the animals do not get
exercise. II IL comes disagreeable weather
VIC don't turn them out but ] think they
should be turned out in the air and get
cooled off twice a day. weather permitting
] do not believe I'm letting fat cattle run out
too long, but | don't believe there Is any
thing Objectionable I'm turning them out for
a short time each day. do not believe in
tying cattle up. You can feed a lot together
in bis run and they Will get considerable
exercise.
put the corn in the barn In the fall of
the year and nsyer have any trouble with
mice Wcll-cured corn Is valuable as any
feed we have, If you put sulphur on your
corn IT Will keep the mice away Cornstaks
make nice butter and good milk. / would
not Hike to say it is better than cnsilage; |
really do not know. To all horses that arc
not getting q lot of work L would sooner give
good straw than feed hay alone; II is more
easily digested ] am speaking more OF feed
Ing in the winter season and | would not give
much oats anyway Give him about half
feed of oats twice n day and plenty of good
straw. Frozen food Is not good for an AMI
nal, If you have any smut in your corn
that is ono OF the great causes for abortion.