The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-10-06

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lambs. care for then we'll. and that
their lambs are able and ready 70 uss
graia at vesy young ags.
No fesd produces bsttsr milk q
more of II than good June pasture.
Next to this b good soiling crops and
third b tAs ust = sosilage. A. the
FIRST aAA eeooaA Il these are avail
able for only short seasons. the silo
10 worthy of consideratioa - the bsst
year round substitute.
One of tie most Afmcult things for
the beginner IN poultry raising 10 to
Gull closely. A bird looks like . bird
70 hin and the chances are that he
VIII keep some that arc not profitable
naeoly because II does not seem right
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Kssp Ans grit and charcoal where
Tie chicks can have access to It At all
dimes. They must have the grit. and
Wills they can Get along without the
charcoal. they will do . great deal
bsttse II they have It. 1t aids diges-
tioa 81 promotes health.
PiGD 1ssd some roushage for the
winter. A few dry sods. put up in .
pile noW and thrown into tho pens
turing he winter. will be greatly rel
l(ehsd end viii help to keep the diges-
ton a the pigs In good shape.
Dalfynsa no longer rely upon The
avsea0s Of the herd - basis of COM
putting their PROFITS. but With proper
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late he producing ability of each IN.
dividual IN the herd
A statement Just to hand shows that
the value Of frosen meats imported by
Canada from Australia grew over 80
per osot. from 1908 to 1909 and that
IN the latter year the trade amounted
10 es7,3ss.
No one who attempts to raise two
htters of pigs In one year from . herd
Of brood sows should expect them to
DO 20 successfully and profitably un-
less they are given the very best Of
care.
The good COW 10 an Industrious crea-
ture. but she ID also 4 ruminating one
and requires time and should have
comfort in which to do her cud chew
ing.
No combination Of factors 10 more
conducive to prosperity, wealth. fer
tile farms and good homes than are
well bred dairy cattle. capacious silos
and productive alfalfa fields.
New corn from the fields Is q great
treat to poultry. II not overfed. Take
solid block and q corn knife and cut
the corn in halfinch sections and the
fowls will do the rest.
There can be but little question
about the advisability Of feeding the
dairy COW on pasture this year. II
she does not get feed in the barn she
IL apt to starve.
There 10 NO big money in sheep un-
lees the operator understands his busi-
ness thoroughly and 1t is NO sphere
for the novice these days.
II the calves must be kept up during
the summer be sure to protect them
from the nies and give plenty Of ven
tilat3on all Of the time.
A great many progressive poultry
men are beginning to realize the value
Of crushed charcoal a. q conditioner
for their stock.
Take care Of the boards whom
blanching celery. They should never
be used as walks in the field.
Alfalfa ground may be pastured II
not overstocked. The third crop in
particular may Be probably grazed BY
sheep.
Green corn need not b Q dangerous
feed. II used right It 10 one Of the