The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-15

a If protracted drouth rens 49,
a OF hose or watering can :
9 do the work thoroughly ! Y
s face water simply entlc.s Y,
g upward. where they ara -.
l. affected by dry weather, wv
o Provide a good ope, !,
+ young turkeys to roost i ~
low them to wandss Of ~
is steadily increasing nox III
I approach of the fall an ! ,s ~ |
, son and they are sofh Il
allow them to taxa d v,, s. 4.
} boris flock. ~
: Clean runs for the ch,ea. Il
best preventive Of gapes. E..'S
thing green growing IN than /
all filth frequently and plov Il
} little air-slaked lime ocess,.l
} you have ever been botAsred N
pest.
The brood SOW should hsv.E
siderable proportion Of BUN
such as pasture, roots eta. n
serve to distend the stomach Il
vents her from squealinr u
the same time. keeping her /, h
ing on too much fat.
The net earnings or hem \,
ways depend largely upon "A
cumstances as breeding, fesald
etc., and probably the amoupz
a hen can earn In a year aftsr|
all expenses may be estimate
tween one to one and a hali G
A we'll selected, well maiaxa
cared for and we'll fed herd 4
sows will produce two crops
a year better than q good lot
given only mediocre or IN
care will produce one litter
If good dairy bred bulls IN
ed with selected range cows q
ers Of the first cross will be IA
cows. Future crosses viii stilE
er improve the herd IL accom-
by careful selection.
There are practically no dIss
which ducks are subject. I'D
be sickened and killed throug
rance and carelessness by corl *
them to submit to improper A
conditions.
Lameness ("bumblesA7 4
he fowls is often caused BY the Il
being too high or the hoet too :
and heavy fowls Jumping therso)
.ain bruises which later become
serious.
In speaking Of dairying too
everything centers about the
'utput. This Is only one Of the
ines Of profit incident to tAa vi
less.
Kill the old rooster, stew b
everal hours and eat him. He
bsolutely no use In the flock
line of year, and you can easil
r buy a better one for next sp
Hay that has been cured and
retains more of Its nu
alue than would be the case L
ecohe over dry and had lost q
s leaves by breaking of.
There Is little need OF buyil
grains for swine, when
lined on farms, or Of feeding
rain. except TO nursing mothers
ting for m,..net.
Beardless barley hay makes 2
f1cent feed for sheep and rnaki
asst waste. The sheep WIZ
cry bit of 1t and then ask Tor
Good posts properly SCI,
,ven steel wire fabric from 70
four feet high carrying heavy
AXE the ideal hog fence.
Sheep grazing has been found
'ective in preventing forest .
e national forests, when cone
manner.
The most economic way q
a permanent road bed u y
ainage. 1t solves much OF wy
ads problem.
The farmer must constantly Y
|, ahead the same as does 1se
tive engineer.
When possible, 1t is better y
us alive and let the marKs'
SIS them, but this Is not aiFai
lie.
he light, open soils are noFs
lose plant food than the Do
vs or soils that are full Of hu
he increased value Of the BE
calves will go a long way w.
ing the cost of pure bred pui
18th is more dangerous -
.ther than cold.
be best possible time to
es is during the hot, suiuy
n there seems to be no an
,me of the cut over corn
be sown to rye for late ia-
and early spring pasture.
ore corn will probably Dc
many will learn the use v
IS at their best.
he orchard is the ldeai p'r