The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-14

Mako the mixer VA his ha.Is
With soap before ~ begins to milk.
ceen 10 assureAly the most fatteaine
fas0 grain that nay BE TED to sheep.
Lack OF . constant supply q eIsan.
pure. fresh water before tie fowls
means defeat IN the eaA.
Any food that will kseD h0os 10
DsiDs eoo6iti0a and With vigoeo~s -
Dstitss viii cause them 70 lay.
Do not think that ths separator h Q
dt0cult piece Of machinsfy To haAlIs
aaA that Il 10 hard to take care o.
To every ten POUNDS a butter h tAs
cAurn mig oss DousA of dairy salt
and two pounds q water.
Two esooottals must b observed TO
kssp milk swest and clean Tor two OF
three days % that II caa bs shipped Q
distance OF held At homo for uss.
May varieties Of trees Will n Q
few ysars grow large eaough for fuel
and for small timber. svch - polsA
which can b ussl IN many ways.
Select dairy cows that have even
indication a bsiAG milk producers.
but astsrmins this positively By ~
use 1t the Babeoek test and ths scale.
II 70 estimated that tAers ars %. ~.
~ AseA of horses IN the world. The
UAitsd Statss ssA EuroDsaa Russia
have the greatest numbss.
Pumpkins should nsvsr b planted
IN the gardsn. Ths vines take up more
room thaA thsy are worth. The corn
AslA for Tie pamphins.
Pea vines. which were formerly
thrown away By the cannsfs, are osw
being used for stock food. They ars
preserved In silos, o. stacked y tAs
open air.
Cowpsas belong to the family Of
plants known - the legumes, which
have the power Of taking nitrogen
from the air BY means Of the bacteria
which live on their roots
You can afford to buy feeds for pigs
and lambs At the prices these animals
will bring this summer, and the pas.
turo will soon help out the feed cues
ton.
A nationwide battle against the
common house dy has been started
and 1t 10 expected to be waged viSor.
ously during the present year. direct
ed by government scientists.
TO force rhubarb the best success
10 obtained by placing It under green.
house benches OF in . rather dark
cellar: but little light and heat 10 r.
quired to force good rhubarb.
Millet Is . warm.weather plant and
consequently 1t may be sown any
time up until the middle of July with
reasonable assurance that It will pro-
duce . satisfactory hay crop.
To prevent rats and other animals
from killing and carrying OF young
chicks use tight board coop provided
with . small run and all securely in.
closed with one-inch poultry netting.
including the top Of the run.
Mix and butter are higher priced
today In the large cities than ever
before. There 10 no danger Of an
overlooked market for many years
to come. This is especially true II
the dairymen produce premium milk
and butter.
Several different things may cause
the suppression of milk in one or more
sections Of the udder. Generally the
cause may be traced to IN injury of
some kind received when the heifer
was running In the pasture, or It may
be traced to IN inherited weakness.
When gathering flowers always use
q sharp knife or scissors to cut them
smooth and clean. Early In the morn.
ing is the. best time. and the blooms
not quite developed will last longest.
"Souse'" the stems deeply in water for
an hour or 80 before making bou.
quets.
A very considerable extension of
live stock farming would materially
Increase the cash output from farms
and at the same time save millions to
the future farm wealth By keeping ON
the farm 4 large percentage Of the
fertility that 10 now sold OF In the
form Of corn. oats and hay.
Raising calves On skim milk IL the
best method. all things considered:
and they will grow and develop On
this food - well - when allowed 70
run with the COW. The secret Of sue.