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

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Asy climate suits alfalfa.
Clover b more s0cisat sub-soiiee
tAAa IL ooot sub-eoil plov.
os0s ~ that COWS nssd salt vhsa
D<As butter y hard to chura.
A good wick to the incubator lamp
Z 80 oe IL iDpoetaat thinss.
Danp.sss I. he poultry house,
yas6s q fuas = oftsa . source At
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fhs thing hat counts in Tie poul.
~ busisess b aoiag The right thins
~ tAs right dns.
Deaf 1T tAs weeds gst Q foot high
~ tAsa Dsll tAem. Aisturbiag the
Saefoa1dfag 1owers. svsa II noos aeo
0alSod ost
rat grosa Nee with toeeeco-tss
~ IL ross slug With liDs-watsf. or
~ 6asting air-slaksA lime o. ths in
noots1 rose bushes.
~ hoeesasn ~ enough attsntioa
- the tsetA of the Old horses. and
tAsa voaAse Why they look out a
Soalittoa.
On had at all subjsct to foot-rot
many sAooD viii fall lams-uors a.
Deoaelly IL closs-voolsA breeds On
Srass.
1t 10 very seldom that q Rroup a
sheep may be fattsnsd On dry food
without some Of them dying or suffer.
ing with constipation.
There may b such Q thing a. bad
luck In the dairy business, but II ID q
peculiar coincidence that IL slways
follows bad management
On receiving new rose bushes from
Tie dealer or from other sources.
transfer them Immediately to the coli
without exposing the roots to the sun
or drying wind.
When . colt or other animal on the
farm 10 cut with barbed wire or BY
other means. the wound usually can
% successfully treated without tho
services Of . veterinarian,
Probably the best vegetable grown
In the garden 10 asparagus. 1t is a
perennial plant and lasts for many
years without renewing. It 10 the ear.
Hest and most delicious vegetable.
Select . good, strong colony to
build the queen cells, remove all
combs containing unsealed larva, also
remove the queen. and let them ~
main queenless 4 few hours.
The common foxtail millst 10 the
best for dairy cows This thrsshed
and mixed with an equal part Of clo-
yer hay makes one Of the best rough.
nesses. Unthreshed millet should
never bs fed alone to any kind Of
stock.
Vine crops should not be disturbed
aner the vines commence to run, az
the leaves act - q mulch Of the plants
spread almost ~ far a. the vines and
lgrow quite near the surface of tho
soil. Any weeds not DESTROYED by
former civilizations should be pulled
By hand.
Salad plants. tomatoes, muskmelona.
green corn. beans and the like have
Of late years been added, one after
another. to the greenhouse crops, and
the enlarged menu resulting there
from has gratided the epicure and has
been q source Of revenue to the pro-
aucers.
Leave all the good eve lambs for
breeding. but give extra feed to
lambs intended for summer market
They may b growing now, but they
Will put ON better flesh for hixher
prices with . daily feed Of ground
grain. It b . good way to cash in
surplus grain.
II you have q separator you win not
be bothered with . lot Of sour min
standing around during the warm
months. Pigs viii drink sour milk.
but the swsst milk will do them more
good. Get . cream separator and
save more of the cream, besides de-
irving more bsnsat from the skim
milk.
II the mare d fed on timothy hay
and corn alone she cannot furnish the
proper elements for the development