The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-21
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In sefe RI g,>>5 pasture Vii sz's
uDE n rfD.ns iss9.
Yer,a>le applet ~ tns s~,sts MI
oiiS-n cr.1s The Ire zszy-
Csssa live sllalst e.,irelY n grass
and pal nsafiy a. well q noss.
charnoaI IL tte drinking ua,es pre,
vents llelges,4Du II yosnz eliekS.
C>ezsrsiS u tas Mediterranean
eiass afezs o., ysrT nicely fof n4arsst-
Ing IT 'he hum and stIcz :, tAsia
elosl,y
Dsa yo1 Hyer know anyone ~ gs4 =
seDaraior asd then 20 bsck ~ pan
skimmEg7
n tie orChard IL made Il Dasisre FOR
bpYs n sheeD The treea VII te injured
s<>Haer IL iater.
rnUcatabis cogs sh0giG be ta.-
b,ue6 ~ ~ once On the abgndance u
fail feed anf sen, u the si.anb,eg.
Hoy fcnceE have been pretty emily
abd hard 70 bylld W'ita .ogen wire
Jon can ~ il a. an expense NJ atoGt
tro dOllaTs an acre.
IL viii take a rnoDth--periiaDs more
TOR a co@ ~ regain her normal mIlN
So~ " you permit her ~ bc ezposed
tn the cpi1 raiHs of early spring.
Peopie ~ Tho cities are beginning
VI rHaIlze that The simple ,aings IN
food and yeaetabies are the best for
health aaG the only place 10 ge; them
fs from the y'oysrs.
Don't oYerlsok the far. that one of
the !-siest and sUrest ways In the
dairy 10 make money IL 10 keep al.
1Ays wedding Oh, the poorest milk
and bsdly-folng coys.
The door Of the barn can be left
permitted 10 go In and ont at their
pleasure, while In cold. wet weather
the door can be ciaaed and the sheep
comfortably housed.
Pumpkin seeds have always been "A
aaf" and effective home remedy TOR
"fpclling worms from sheep. Even
ap:Y0riug can be gotten rid Df by
theta. IN. seedg containing ii special
element which IL fatal 10 them
AZ meat producers. crosg between
Poland Chinaa and Eerkshires or
Bcrkfhirea and Duroc. is good. Az
pigs produced by either crnas can be
made 10 grow faster and fattcn easicr
than the full bI0ods Of either breed.
Cfttim"B the horses that are not
needed through the winter are kept
In the stalls without exercise, much To
their digcomfhrt When spring work
opens they are put to work with fab
by muscles and. all too often. with
disastrous results.
Separate the layers from the others.
You cannot keep old hens. pullets. fat
and lean hens together any more
than you can keep dry cows, heifcrs
not yet In milk and fresh cows to.
Ecthcr, for they do not require the
same kind or amount Of food or care.
hired man earns his monthly gal-
airy. rs paid on. goes away: II the boy
nhuckS his coat and does hired
mans work. don't bcgrudge him
good driving horse, or a couple of
hundred dollars with which to take
"a course at "a farm school this winter
After farrowing nothing but frcsh
water should be given for "a hours
and then feed lightly only for the
next week The manner of feeding
and the kinds used for the first month
nr" OF much Importance for on thcHc
depends the health and yigor OF the
Young pigs.
In pnntnring hogs ON alfalfa It liz
better to provid" more pastnragc than
the hogs need. Then cut what liz left
for hay. Just M though 1t had not been
used for pasture. Cutting gives II a
fresh start and the field produces
more pasture than II would II these
patches were allowed to mature.
The shelter of the dairy COW is Of
vital Importance. II she In compelled
to ahtvcr In cold rains SHOWS and bliz.
hardy Winds OF winter. she must con.
suine her food In keeping her body
warm rather than In the manufacture
Of milk, She therefore needs IA good.
warm stall where she may find shelter
from the storms. The stall must be
kept dry. for NO COW wants to stand
q lie down In the mud and NTH.