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b0ren fann, tpsHn man i'm i'm Gez
iprdh nit isiner Sulta belauitt:
rWeiH 9plb!" 8ann man bic 9lut1
ieines Ssr3ens beTer offen6arsn?!
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Sterling beiBt: u tbit 'un ober quo
8drtlid 4 Simmp ooer q quio d.
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q ponep, 500 pTuno q montep. 6
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6elo i'm 2tQgemeinsn, brplpns Dbl
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NnstudrtiSe Wdrtte.
New nor.. 23. Ron.

New nor.. 23. Ron.
HeAi. ~ ,8s7 ssts., gerisast
o,97I BbIs. Der &arft mar beuts itetis.
Sprino yateutS5. 1850. s8tnter straishts
A.I0-<.35, 0tnter patsnts $.4p-4.7s,
eprirs clears -. 4.l5-4.40, Btrtsr Grtras
10. | Ss.40-3.7o, Ns. 2 Do. t3.25-S.40.
Aanias fratahts $4.60-4.75.
Hss1snms1 IN fen. - Sssr W
Sxtss N.0o-l.2s. 4siss BIS faHss $4.2S-
A.4k.
s.spa ,.s msC III fen m sa.as
per 100 Sfune.
Budwetsen IN ifetia. Gmeriean eoe
xnb Gauaoian 55s c. |. I. 2ew 4lort.
Hais sMsll ik ftetie. - Tsinss pstsss
nnb selbes 81. .I5-l.2o. sroSss $l.lo-l.l5,
AiInbrtsb $2.s5-2-0O.
RogSsR tR feit. Re-. Bsksra
S5e I. o. B. RsU Bert.
Oerts tn feft. MaIssrfs So - 67e
6. I. I. anb nsxs 5xttssssras 10 -- 7sss. I.
I. Buffalo.
Rd,sn.-SxfxIs 133. 900 px., Hsrfsxst
1854 Bu. Easlt fe't. 70. . rstbsr
sS5sc I'm ctep ator xns s77.c I. o. b..
iAuimmeuo, 10. DO. Ksrt5srn Oulu.b
tl.l8L I. O.. b.
Dsifd.srR. - Sx'uIr l,l25, Bar.
Ianst 1870 On. Msrsf fer. 70. Z Sic
TN elssa.sr sns 521<c -.
es'sr.- Sufx>r Ss.57s 1s.. ssrfsrsi
10. 73s On. Nsrft feit. Reuer STANDARD
ueiser s71Se, neuer So. Q metsr s7s.
DO. Ro. 8 SIC, bo. 30. : 365se, SO. 2 &C.
mii6ter SEE
6sx II feit. - ArtmG ll2He. Ns.
1l0t. Rs. 10o-lose. ytn. . $500.
espisa itetia. Otets 1910. srstnars'
BITS dsiss ls-73; 1909. K-lss; SasiH.
Gssk 1910. orSinarss Dc dstes l4-lss
1909. l0-l4s. 95r
1axts NHs ftet,a. - Gsstsai xMssis,
alXe, Bsssts 32-a3e.
lssss n fen. Semlof S8l3-s5ks.
Hsr. In itette. SasstIp $11 .5o-ss 90
| flsrt tisar Sal.0o - a2.5O. RET $3.50
Beet ~ fetts. SGustIp 10000. 90
Rel sl3 3.oo--l4.00. DesfsGAin!sn 80 81
az 90. Bsrpa6t 81. .oo-I2.S0. Gity sysr
| Snbta RES 81 5.Oo-l5.s0.
Sat Mssts hns ruhts. OsySsslts BEL
ties l4<-lsHc. ss. S1aItsra sx-s&s
10. Sdtnfsn l3-l3Ls.
eAnsI1 u. ituah. As>blsOsh ysim
e.l5--lU.25. RefhnirteS pifis. Gsn.i
sent $1,000. Q. 4. Sla.00. Gsnpssss 81,
/ --9e
xsrs n piqis. - Sss~s gv, 7Hs
GsaxtrS 7s&-ss.
| Bsax usrff ssHsxs Del TT fer. =
prina ssAss $500. yriRa 0s1Rs1 ssIbs
S7.06 -7.30.
4stss Isxn IN 't.t!s. HsfnHirtss &sI
Dsrf ST.4o, BttlssslphtG sAS NsItiHsr
n 40, b. In Ostf 1890.
Rstls 10 rubis. Ds1sisls UIssss 80
Sic.
Aasa IN ru1ia. 0trstasb. asDSlRIsAs
biS autss S3.l0-s.20.
xsSys1ttR tn 'etta % 79s.
| Rsts IN tstis. stnhstRtiAss 3l-SH'
eatna SL-se.
Re Isfiss tn ftetis. kspDslssxs Dys
Hsttls. autss stS Assss, 33-a5s.
Qaffse. Rto Rs. 7 llLe. ear
tos SO. 4 l2e. Gorooua llH-l3He.
0sGsr.- Nstsr IN fef. XuseaSaSs 8
xsN S.4oe. GsntriiussI - xsA $500. 81
IafsS. HuGsr 81 Ists.l5. Naifnirtss Su6'
IN rubfs. Gst lsaf $40. Gsni4ss $50
KsxlS ~" 4.95e. gntss 4.sSe. Ssu
bssss Aloe, 0ranaIstss 4.s0e. CiaHsu
,A"4.sD, GsnfseisnsrS ~ &.+oe, n
I4.3S, 10. Z 4.3oe. Rs. 3 4.s5. xs.A A.20
Rs.6x.lIe. xs. 64.l0e. Ns. A.0se. n
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Gkteses, -. Nou.

- 49, SsSss
Nsli. Der Nartt mar hetis. 0tatss
Dsts1tSbl. lo-&.s5, StrsiS1tS %. 75-A.3o,
6ysiss 2stsntS oets 81 -. 0tsatSttS $A.3S
|-a.45. 1sisrs $3.5o-s.W.
0stD 81. - Gar Delsmbsr 9oH -
9ae, am edlus s.Ve; far Raj s61s -
CSC, am e&Iub 37@.e: for Suli $50
s4l1t. sm SdIxb ~.
DsIiAissn. - 8kr Dslsnbes az
l41e. am eaIu5 AS; fAr Ret 4sH
--471e, am ed!ub 47c. fur JuIi a. -
--431zc. am SdbLus 47>xe.
4afss. - GAR Isse nsbsr soI - sle.
am e1lus ale; fur Rat e3Z - Aks. 81
ealus s.1.e; fur suit ssH $40. an
ehEus 84e.
Osrfs. -Oste yutt w1srks Is - Toe.
este tis Asies Nal,ssrHe 73-7Ss.
Hs. u. ~. 2ooxe.
2lss1sams n.-tl4..O per gsntner.
Retpss.. $i7.2S-lT.60 per Dbl.
war 3anuar $l7.l51.-l7.s7k, am Sdtui
Sl7.l5; fur raj l6.l7k - l6.27H. an
G1.aII $1,000 ,ss 100 s,ssS. =
GnY Ropember $1,000 - l0.l2H. au
0Alxt 5000; fur .Ssuuar $S.7s =
s.ss. .. oAlst ss.sos FOR Raj sS.l'
--9.5i, ant SAlus $3.50.
0ksss Atppeniettsa. - 1eis $40
lo.2S per 100 gfuisb. Fur Sc
nuar Ss.o3k - els. an O6lut $o.W
| ftir Wat es.62L-s.aO, ain 00lot $S.S21S
GAsttss 4. - stout Tive SsttsR sss
Ye1t, t9.7a-lo.0O.
Dsttsr. - Nssk tetis. Gssa1sss ~
S0hs. Ostsv 2s-27s.
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Orsesytsi.

AZ 6ss.-vsssis Netss. Nsfkaistss Gst
assf e.0os. ysssssss $50. gxiss S.4Ss.
ayexxIstsh 6.20s, GsRisstisRssS ~" .los.
bN ~" l.So-S.06s. usibss sytSs ~"
l.s6-l.7bt. sytss g" 4.56-4.o0t srstsA'
yss SELLER 4.X-4.40s.
HsIaNes ~ kstis. xsv Cslssss
cysa Asttis 18-ess. 0sn1stfusat lS--sse
yss OGasRs. Sosahum S<-35e per gauone.
~ is.-RGsst vlsmttA IstAs't sab hstas.
3sxtNana, Saney HsaS e-skt. prise ~
-Shs. ssSsnasss sH-lNs Sssss . =
& per vfxRS.
Daiss.Ssssalts.
Dsitss.-Ra4frsse cut, grsl'e itetis.
6s1ry GrssRsyy s31<s. Sssamssy hSkS 32s.
So. seconds 30s. isRsy Gsiss 13s. Ns.
"a i.. - MaK a.sis. pNs Gss Isk.,
AssevsAliAss l7-l7Xs, Nss DsSi lT1Is,
OAusi,sr lsL-30ht. 3ixbsssss loHs.
Dst6 l6e per SsxRS.
eWr.-ansebot sroser. Rar't piHsaer.
prsma fritAs 6A1nsssiss S3e. Nrks 30s
snssrs ats. isesaSS 2os Per Eth. 10 Rad
OMaIitIt.
OsfI9sd. - ansebst sros. aadafras,
cut, 9ret,e uiuissr. - Sprina Gli6sri
lie, oatxss Ioc. 0dbne 81, fsxtSAtRs'
Ice. Guls Zoe. extsn ID - lac. oIxis
-lls pss Vfb.
DIh snb 0smais.
asyisI.-6ancy Rem Dorf @4.So-x. 90
eeposnti4e xe.35-2.76 per DBL.
GitssRsR. - NsStt tet.a. GsItfeysil
ol.sc1-s.C0. Nefiine q a.60-5.00 per Atns
CssnesR. - Xasst su1ts sas ketts. =
Galuorn.a ~3.25 - $50, 6lortoa $2.zS =
3.75 pss &iAs.
Betntrauten.-Gatawba lS-loc pc
! 4onps&ort.
grstbeIbeereR.-Ss.50-T.So ye
Dbl.
Aartsffetn. - 2ontspius Sl.76-l.sS
Nidiean 81 1.75-1.6S. Gaiteru ehore 81 .7S
-l.6S einheinilde t2.00-2.2S yss Dbl
unD 4k--52e per Hu.
Gdbfarto ffeIn. - 0anep Serfe
q. .7S-3.0O. Geftsru S1sre $i.60 - l.N
ssnbeimii0e 81 .O0--l. Is per Dbt.
/ Araut. - N1sn estaS. otatstMii6s'
| 90 - S0s per ObL unb 17.oO - 500 ye
Ton auf benz 0efeiie. Gonep DeHiib t0.s
loco per Ton.
RwtebeIn. - 0elbs 31.00-3.N %
DkI. une 66-6S pss 0u.
| Atbsa.-el.2G-l.Ss per UbL
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Gstesss. %. Rou.

HtsSstsA. - Useyss $4.5O - 7.35,
fsraS ettsrs "a. .20-5.40. WsfIiAs ctisrs
H.25-s.sO, otofsrs axo Seesers $3.35-
$40, RAt.xss osifsrs s2.15-o.35, Rdlbsr
t.5o-9.75. Msrit ftetig uno etruas bober.
eAsstxs. 2sitts $6.65-7.o5, as
mif4ts Sc - 7.l5, iApsrs <6.75-7.2O
rasIs $s.7s-s.9o. sats bic aassrls'sns
IS. So-7.20. 1srtsI So.25 100. Narit
Iansiam.
SAaGs uns a&mMsr. - S1s's !:
eiatstmtiAs q. 7.25-4.I0. wsali4s $3.50
40, SGkrIinss 81. .1o-S-lo.
Skaxsr:-Ssnsstwii ~ "a. 4.a5-S.2O, psN.
Iids g. .2s-6.l0. Hsrit itetig bis loc bober
! sxfakr. - Hsnssisa 1900, SHpssae
! 2l 600, 0Aa's aas 26mmsr Is 200.
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0taa ses bsuis rusts = es.7s-97.0o
sHb axytss NOR i:stts: 3als J. elS.0o-
lo.1G, 0feeisstyt1ts y el2.67H = lA.O0
nnS GaRtne n 4l1.60 1875. 0tes uGg
itetle - W.l4-l-W unb 0psites ueusRea
~ 4S.61 - 80. etisa mar ttefta. -
%. ! Ssn1bsY esst9sEs os 1lS. 7S-le.2s.
4e.9 be. r. elk10-1e.0o, -. ! 9eut9eva
nsS -. ] eestosss left r oiS.7s-ls1s.
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Htnouteb b. - De Sutubr rpdr beufe
gerine, bic Radfraae eine quite unb Der
Narft tfarter. @ute Stoders uno 5eeosrs
rparen IN ga4fraee nno tart i'm Brelie. -
Nii6fIbe tommen nxr pentg tn Den Dtartt
uno Iino itetis.
edpsrs stisse %. .oO-5.75, ertra $685.
e.l0, CAfsn q. .0o-4.5o. SIsti 9erftiers 80. 40
$40, srtra s. .5o-5.75, Seifers S2.5o-
4.b0, ertra $4.60-4.75, aGbe $2.00-4.25,
ertra $l.3S-4.50. Gannsrs $l.75 -a.75.
eU6srs xRs Besbers $2. .75-5.75.
8ullen. - Tte 3ufubr mar rtdt aroB
uno oie Dreiie itiesen oes1aib UNI lo-l5e.
Massrs ans Isitts 81. .75-3.75. Bologna
N.00 - 4.o5. ertra $4.75, fette $l,25
--4.s6.
adIber. lie gretie itiesen um 20
3Se, oa bic 3ufubr serius uHo bic Ra4frass
gut mar.
Orbimare xrS eros. s4.00-s.2b. fair bsi
sxte Isidts $s.5o-s.75, EXTRA $1,000.
46lbsr In Sss - u atiiosEotaItrs. -
| 6ansy 9<s, prima bis aussrIsisas 81
| 8, srbtn6rs 5-7e.
g e.-Dte 2afubr pom S6net
nen mar beute ntdt sroB uno bieies bot
CUR ;soise, bab bic prstie um &c per l0(
| 9furD ftieaer.
Shwere Shweine bradter teute s7.15
euts bis ayssrfe'ens Nsrpdfanas wal
SfeiS Asrfsrtsn $7.10-7.l5, sentiidts Bsr
Da6unssfsrtsn $7.0)-7.1o, orbisars st,
axssrIefsrs i4psrs fstts saxe $4.50 -
s.s5, ertra -, etass f4.Oo -- 600
IstAts gerFsnstssrtsr $7.O0-715, Fsris
Ssr no SFe. xns peniasr 81 .5o-7.l5.
caste aRs 2ammsr. - Ute 3ufuh
pom e1afen ano 9dmmeru mar uibt leb
| eros unn Die gretie ftetia.
02s's. - srtra 33.75. ssis Bic axs
srfsftns - 10 - 3.S5. orstHdrs bis gut
S1.7S-3.0O. JeatteriAdfe &3.50-<.25. srtru
-, S1srlinss 33.75-4.75.
| Sawmsr. Grtra $500, snts st
snserIefsKs %. .25-6.s6, orstadrs bis sut
t4.00-5.00.
Iotis. I'm Iautlasunsstag Fnoe
feiu Rartt aatt.
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Gs giebt Saiten bes Sebeus, ois.
es uns leidter MADDEN
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Rippey's Pure Cream OF
Tartar Baking Powder

pu bebcn bei auen @roeers 4robtreH Sse stne
iQs aauue. Ias vtsfaltat nirs eve lSerraaesA
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Der tlmjet TN sisii4en Clearing tsus De-
lief iib bsufe ouf $l.214 $50.
ostal.o osmstt6esa.
Ter Worh In 2olaIiefuriidten mar 1eute
iebr subta uno bic Bretie aeorldt. aur
febr pentge yeridufe wuroen aese'nle'leH
uno snar BITE foIssnben:
% ~ oAso.
HsfoYs 0aii.
2aftisn Gt.e. OaS D 0Iseisie. ......... OA
Between Call
II 4ittm Gin. etrsst ~. gs............tB
~ - ........................lI lIsts
sxTtien aiitie D2iami. 1i.h
n uffien 9raefsr = Gamble ...H ~
~ Hsfisu Gin. Street ~. 0e..........~...tH
sseesd Cali.
Qytien u. q. 1rtufind. ................s so9S
In siieasa yqarsts:
s3oSs coiIsr S<tuI. 4he. i950..........--ito
Na4iieAenbe Iassas pom TN 1tefsen
Narft beFtnblt4en Oenbs uno attsn etsbt
bie ofiitieQen luotiruueen an:
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43ous 0elonsdrtte.


Dt Uei&dfte maren aud beute fetnsS'
,Dsss lebbaft - nsnnen. bod fino bic 3tnSs
raten INNER nod felt. BON ben Banten
uurben Dariepen ION cdu" ~ 6-SIx
ouseslieben uno Gsindftep papiere Uarotn
~ ~ DtStentirt. I'm offenen Warfts wurs
ben Darisben .,oa eag" on 6-6K& aus
aut 0eit ~ 6hx plaeirt.
NsAta ssi Ns1 Usss
raren letter uab murben ~ l0c Brd'
mie per $1,000 ,utiHen Hanten perfontt.
Due Sountsrrats bstrdst 60e Brdmts per
$1,000.
ssAia sai Oasssa
Earen itetis. - 0exts nns. Sh fsl1sn,
esa anstsrMnoen % bert4ten:
2cnnon. y Tase si@t $4.66k per
=, ~ 1ose ctHt, A.62L per q; Barts
9 fase eidt. 5l2h-5lS Jrsses per $l00
90 1eoe Sidt. b17H - 620 0ranes ps,
500; faS DsutfAtanh, I Gage Ss&t
Mari 961e, bo. 90 Iass St&t; SlHe.
Geesmentary DiaS duf 2onSsH wmrbss
~ e4.6l, Gut Olasaop ~ $4.8oI Hsl
axf OsIfaR ~ el.S0k ssrtsaft
gxbis nm RsstS. Dh Uanisn QustiSsa ni'
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Otetntdrtte.

gtnetnnasi. 20. Nopember.
SxfuAr unb Berianbt mahreno ben per'
kefensn "a stunosn, psrsltAen NIT ben
pprbsra asbsnoen 3 Zagen, maren wte folat:
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they will certainly need new hats.
Prof Kent gave us the ration that was
being fed by dairyman whose cows
were being tested by the college. 5.3
lbs. bran 1.3 lbs oiImeal, 8.3 lbs.
clover and 1874 lbs. corn silage giving
10. 65 lbs. dry matter 1.9 10. prot. 10. :
90 G.. and F. with a nutritive ratio of
loo.
Now comparing the above with this
one, 8 lbs. brewers grains, lbs. shorts
and all the alfalfa the COWS would eat.
They would eat not less than % lbs.
as they were large and fat and were
kept out of doors excepting while
being MIXED no matter what the
weather was, they were giving 3 gals.
of milk at a cost of DC from feed.
This ration figures out 1872 lbs dry
matter, 1856 lbs. prot. 14.6 lbs. G. q
F. with a ratio of 4.
Here is another: lbs. mixed grain,
% carrots and 20 lbs. of mixed hay,
giving 28.8 dry matter 1.8 prot, 1873
lbs. g. and F., with a ratio OF l:9
costing about 3Oc.
After returning home from Oregon
we selected three COWS of different
ages and periods of lactation and fed
them 10 lbs steamed Alfalfa, bis.
barley 1--WE had been feeding bls)
80 lbs. corn silage or in other words
we cut our grass rations down one
half, giving them 20 lbs. dry matter
1T lbs. prot, S11. 06 lbs. &. and f.
Nutritlve ratio 1874. These COWS
we're giving % TO 30 lbs of per cent
milk. And they continued to give the
same amount for three weeks when we
commenced Steamlng the alfalfa for
the whole herd and reduced the grass
ration to an average of less than 4
lbs. of bran per COW. We continued
this ration until we turned the COWS
to pasture, and we never bad COWS
milk more even. We are now feeding
one COW six pounds corn meal, 30 lbs.
potatoes, 20 lbs. silage and about II
lbs mixed hay that gives 81. | lbs. dry
matter. 20 lbs. silage and about II
lbs. mixed hay that gives 27. l lbs. dry
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Pk YiaFOUTH CORDAGE CO..
Entirely Independent. Established 1924.
North Plymouth, Mass.

matter, 1.56 lbs. prot. and 1924 lbs.
T.. and f. nutritive ratio Ill. She
is giving "a to 35 lbs. of milk (that
tests about 3 per cent? as regular as
clock work.
Authorities tell us that this cow
should test 2. 5 bis. to 2.99 lbs. of pro-
tein, and she is getting l. 56 lbs.
Prof. Spillman in National Stock
Feeding says if less than 2.88 lbs. Of
protein is fed, one of two things will
happen. If her body continues to
appropriate the protein it needs, she
will fall off in milk II she keeps up
the milk flow her body will not be
properly nourished and she will loose
flesh. In this case the loss of flesh is
not noticeable as yet
We asked HOard's Dairyman to pub
llsh the ratio fed by some of the best
dairymen of the country but have not
seen anything of them. 1t seems as
though this might help US. The ques-
ton that is bothering us now is, shall
we lay our pencil by and stop figuring?
Prof. Otis of the Wisconsin Expert
ment Station says the total compost
ton of feeding stuff gives very little
idea Of its feeding value, only 80 per
cent OF the nutriments of medium hay
are digestible and 81 per cent OF it's
nutriment is used up in chewing and
digesting. And that wheat straw, re-
quires more energy in chewing and
digesting than is contained in its
digetable nutriments.
Again Hoard's Dairvmen saws
"Feeds vary more or less in quality,
chemical composition, and digestibity
and that it may be necessary for vari-
Gus reasons to increase or decrease the
dairy allowance. And we guess that
is so, for the more we figure the less
we seem to know. We hope this
paper may be discussed and criticised
freely and that others may be induced
to give their experience and that we
may all get some light on this one OF
the most important subjects the
dairyman has to consider. VIZ: the
practical ration for the dairy COW.
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Light Green Tag

lbs of milk giving them 26 lbs. dry
matter, "a of pro. and 16 lbs. G. and
+. for the best COWS at cost of 23c
for feed until the result of ADELAIDE of
Beechlands great work was published.
This was an eye opener for us. We
found that we were feeding nearly as
much as ADELAIDE was getting and only
getting about one half as much milk.
We took "day off, and went TO
Portland to study the problem, and
see if we could find why we we're
getting so little for our feed
Being acquainted with Mr.. Noel
downey we spent considerable time at
the Laid farm watching the feeding
and milking and studying the records
Mr.. McEldowney not only gave us ac-
cess to their records but gave us also
lots Of valuable information on the
subject of feeding and care of stock.
AS we have never seen the daily
ration Of ADELAIDE of Beechlands pub
lished we will give it as we have fgur-
ed it from the records. 1t is worth
studying. In Sept. 1908 she gave
1928. 40 pounds of milk and 1851 lbs.
of fat on the following ration viz
kale 40 lbs. alfalfa 10 lbs. clover hay
lbs, oats 2 lbs, bran 3 lbs. and oil
meal " lbs. making 30 lbs. dry
matter, 1888 prot, H. lbs. G. and f.
nutritive ratio of l:36. In December
when she was fresh she gave 1920. 6 lbs
milk, g.. "a lbs. fat on the following
ration, kale 40 bis. oats 3lbs., bran
3 lbs, oilmeal l h., and clover hay
7 lbs, alfalfa Is lbs, making 3O.4 dry
matter, 2.98 prot and 10 lbs. G. and
F. nutritive 1913.
Mr.. McEldownev WAS feeding CT
COWS 10.7 lbs steamed alfalfa, lbs
bran, 10 lbs vetch silage and s lbs.
Glove hay to each cow, making %. O8
lbs. dry matter 2.38 lbs. prot. and 10. :
SO lbs. G. and f. with a nutritive
ratio of l A. 6 and costing about lie at
our prices. We then went to Corvallis
and pumped DR.. Withycombe and
Prof. Kent dry. Ii their students get
as much each day as we did that day
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Don't Buy <@Sfa1dard" Irvine
I'm 797OERead WHY

You can't afford buy it, because it will cost more,
length for length, than the longer, better grades.
Most Standard Irvine is made from Sisa fibre, the
longer grades largely from Manila hemp. Have you
heard about the speculation in Ssal which has made
higher priced than Manila, the much better fibre?
An attempt is being made to corner and monopolize
fibre. That would surely much higher prices for
binder twne We want to prevent it. Do you want to
help-and at the same time get better, cheaper Irvine?
1t means millions of dollars to american tzViue users.
The only way do it is refuse this season, to buy
pound of Irvine made from Ssal. We have studied the
matter and we know.
We making it easy for you by selling our longer
grades of Irvine cheaper length for length than Stand
ard" or Sisal.
You money year and the years following
If you act nozV. Don't wait Your Irvine dealer is
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placing his order for years stock Go tell him
that he be prepared furnish you Irvine running
$50 feet or more the pound (All Irvine the
market running less than that is usually made of Ssa0
We are telling you honestly, from expert know
ledge Just what will be best for the twne-uSing public
This advice is just whether you Irvine
or some other.
Either of the following twnes is big bargain
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kill mustard and other bad seed. We
let the seeds on ouI new seeding
ripen and put them into the silo and
the seeds are effectually killed. We
find corn and clover silage and kale
the best and cheapest feed we can get,
and we make them large part of our
rationS.
We want to say a word about weigh
ing and keeping record of the milk.
Most farmers think they haven't time.
We thought SO once, but after getting
into the habit of it. it practically
takes no time and there is no work
on the farm that pays better. A com.
mon spring scales that can be bought
for 30c Will do and a piece of paper
ruled both ways and taste ned to a
board and hung near the receiving
can is all that is needed. Try it and
you will be sorry you never started
before, you will find out something
that will interest you, and you and
your boys will take more interest in
the milking and in each cow than ever
before.
We are feeding now 30 to 40 lbs. of
kale and 20 to 30 lbs. silage depending
on the size of the COW and amount of
milk she is giving and about 10 lbs.
of hay, and from 4 to 10 lbs. of grain
mixture composed of three parts corn
meal, three parts malt sprouts and
one part bran by weight. A COW that
is giving 30 to 30 lbs. of five per cent.
milk gets 10 lbs. of grain which gives
her 26. O9 lbs dry matter, 275 lbs pro.
and 1850 g. and f. at cost of about
25c per day or about 61sc per gal. Of
milk for her feed, allowing the manure
and calf to pay for the care of the
COW and allowing S17.76 as Prof.
Fraser does for interest takes and de-
probation of COW and outfit, (Which
in our case is low enough) which
makes about &c per GAL. or SIC as the
total cost OF milk from COW giving
8 600 lbs of milk. 10 a COW giving
2 gals. per day we feed about the same
roughage and about % the amount Of
grain making the milk cost $40 for
feed. One of our experiments was to
change from 40 lbs. of corn silage,
II lbs. of alfalfa and one pound of grain
mixture for each three pounds of
milk giving % lbs. of dry matter, 2,66
prot, 1873. lbs. of G. and F. and
nutrItive ration of 16 and costing
about 25c to 50 lbs. of kale with some
hay and grain which gave 81 lbs. of
dry matter 81 lbs. prot and 1872 q.
and F. at a cost of %. &c and nutri-
tive ratio of 1:3.G
When we picked two of our best
cows and fed them mixed hay in place
of alfalfa, hut the change in feed
made no difference in the amount of
milk.
Perhaps we were feeding too much
but most writer's tell us to feed what
hay the COW will eat up clean. This
we did feeding the hay last. We then
reduced the feed and continued to get
the same amount of milk.
We then settled down to feeding the
herd 40 lbs of silage, II lbs of alfalfa
and one pound of barley for each