The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-11-17

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The problem II not hov DueA laaA
yoU have. but how veil yoa esltivo1o
4 Mako ths hay IaaA proAues nins
tons per acre. and 6oa1 q I've acros
ef hay Wiu - enough. MAKO tho oof1
iaad produce 80 bushels pss aore. cd
out Gown the area to oos-soastA. D.
The same With the ethse esoDs. aAA
yoa Will sooa AnA that yoa have mech
more laad thaa 20 en- possibly csi-
ivats.
The farmer raises eattIo aad hoGD
With . view Of rapid devsIopmsat q
eat, but the horse u ussd for mecAan-
teal power and should develop great
0oos and muscle. Muscular AsveIoH
0snt cannot b attained n close co.,
0nsmsnt and the young animal should
Dot Be tied In Q stall and fed corn and
timothy hay to fattsa him for tie
0hamblss.
Unjoos there u IN oxp0risaoed and
0uocossful corn breeder in the Vicinity
Who makes . specially of growing frst-
class seoA corn, every farmer had bet
I'D make his own selection from his
oWn aeld or from the bese aslds of
asashboring farms.
No hind Of live stock can thrive and
o well In nl-hghtsA. pooFiy-ai
buildings. One Of the hrst require
0sots In stable IL that 1t should be
we'll provided with windows, and have
means for letting fresh air In and foul
cir out
The introduction Of the English
sparrow by its driving away the little
native birds has been responsible for
moro damage BY insects and weed
pssts than all other causes combined.
Including cats. and boys with guns.
II the hens are protested against the
cold winds while they are enjoying the
sunshine of the yards. they will surely
lay more eggs than II not thus shield.
Cd. while the reduced feed bill will
for the expense incurred.
Paint the slaves on all sides before
erecting the silo. rather than to paint
the exterior later on, since paint put
O the outside afterward holds water
In the cracks and causes the slaves to
decay more rapidly.
II the COWS are stabbed at night,
much fertilizer II saved that would
otherwise be dropped in the pasture
and disintegrated BY wind. rain and
sun lose its strength and be lost
Nine tons ID . large yield Of hay
from . single aero. and few would ex.
pect this yield from Bermuda grass,
yet such H. tho case, or at least from
IN acre Of vetch and Bermuda
The largest beet sugar factory in
the United States Il at Spreckles. Cali.
fornia. which has q capacity Of slicing
5000 tons Of beets per day. equal to
100 carloads of 30 tons each.
The women folks on the farm should
assert their rights and have the mod
srn and necessary equipments In the
dairy. and thus produce. with less Ia
ber. . good article of butter.
II there 10 any doubt whether land
needs lime or not, test it One meth
Cd is to grow common garden beets.
nC'his plant makes q very poor growth
soil which needs lime.
Fashionable folks are taking up
horses again, the automobile having
become too common for them. And
farmers are buying automobiles to save
their horses.
The dairy COW, IL able to express
herself in q way which the human
family would comprehend, might well
lay claim to being mans best friend.
For home use. the garden. the arbor.
the boundary fence and even the
veranda are the locations generally
available for the growth of the grape.
The succulent grasses are rich in
muscle and bone-forming materials
and are loosening and cooling to tho
system.
Probably no one thing enters moro
into commercial fruit growing than
proper packing.