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

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0alting Tie cows 10 most important
especially when they ars On sfssa
grass. About N ounce Per Aay y ~
Quirsd by each COW and this y ostfee
givea regularly and in small auanti-
t1ss than only occasionally and h
large lots.
With hired help almost Impossible
to get at any price. It woalA ooeO
that all farmers would hesitate about
taking more land upon themselves TOR
cultivation. for . poorly-carsd for crop
10 surely . failure. but they plunge IN
regardless Of consequences.
Come breeders claim that ssx eaA
Be selected fro0 which males and
females can b hatched It viii. Old
hens mated With cockerels produce
about rs per cent. pullets. while mat
ing pullets with old cocks give .
greater per cent. Of f'cockerels.
Did your cows fall OF in their milk
while passing from summer to winter
conditions? This IL . trying period
and the COW that tides over It all
right will, with normal conditions. b
safe for q good now till spring.
sunhowers are usually grown for
the seeds, and the stalks are allowed
to 20 to waste. They contain % large
. percentage Of woody hber when ma,
ture that they would be Of NO value
for feeding purposes.
II will pay to market old and use
less hens now, rather than carry them
through the molt which begins this
month. Many of them will not lay
again until spring and will not pay
their keep.
There are two great and common
mistakes in landscape gardening. One
10 to make = garden without any dow-
ers I'm It; the other 10 to have q mess
of plants assembled without any de-
sign.
II you wish to improve the quality
Of your flock without serious expense
the best thing to do 10 to Gull out a
pen of the choicest birds and hatch
their eggs.
Very often when the large farm has
been obtained at the expense of the
home. 30 much Of It goes to waste for
the want Of oultivation-thorough cul-
tivation-that It is really improbable.
Now that the Matching season 10
over. all the male birds should b.
taken away from the hens. Your
chances for fresher eggs and more Of
them will be increased.
Manure is Just what IL needed to
bring up the yields and to increase
the water-holding capacity Of our soil
for without water no amount Of fer
tility IL Of any avail.
Don't forget the supply Of sharp
gravel or grit oven In the fall; fowls
can not always pick up . suitable sup
ply even when On . range and the
weather 10 good.
II little rape seed is sprinkled in
with the rye variety of feed will be
provided and the hogs will do even
better than upon rye alone.