Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-01
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WI FARM
BY Azlss,t III
Never use poor seed.

Never use poor seed.
Plant only potatoes that are sound
No horse can thrive on musty bran.
oats or corn.
Cooked meat is much better to give
the very young turkeys.
Sweet clover is a good indicator OF
soil that will grow alfalfa,
Weeds reduce the physical conditions
of the soil to poorer state.
With prices at the $40 mark, the
hog has become a respected farm ami
NAL.
Now that the chicks are Matched,
comes the difficult part of raising
them.
Make it rule to caress the colt
after performing well what was re-
quired of him.
Among the things by which time
can be saved by using larger ma
chinery the grain drill stands first.
Few annual flowers will grow so
easily and give the wealth of bloom
for so long season as the nastur-
tiums.
Etyyy Nr1Iry fhn hAC
good stock, except when you have a
surplus or when the birds are too
old for profit.
Free range for hogs does not mean
that they should be allowed to run
in the highways and through the
neighbors fields.
Every inclosure for the hog should
be perfectly tight, and with the ex-
cellent wire fences that are now man
uractured it is an easy matter.
hog pasture are, first, good hog
tight fence; next comes good stand
of grass, clover or other good forage
plants.
While the interest in good roads
seems to be general throughout the
country 1t is not active because con-
centration of effort is necessary to
secure them.
1t is as impossible to tell by looking
| Of ha of i1lr hn MILL
| give in a year as 1t Is to tell the
amount of butter fat present in milk
by looking at it. !
You can have pure bred flock OF
chickens just as well as not. If you
have not the hens to lay the eggs Sc
cure eggs from a pure breed and
hatch and raise the kind you like best
Mangels are the most economical
beet to grow for milk production; but
many breeders, in forcing cows for ex-
treme records, prefer table beets, be-
cause the COWS will eat larger guam
tity.
With some varieties of apples, like
Ben Davis, Bordeaux cannot safely be-
used Just after the blossoms fall be-
cause of the russeting and disfgure-
ment of the fruit which almost surely
results.
When properly used millet is one OF
the most palatable forage crops Of the
whole list, and furthermore when one
or two simple precautions are taken
1t is as safe as any other kind Of hay
or forage.
The period of incubation for pheas-
ant eggs does not differ greatly from
that of common fowls. though 1t is
slightly longer, 25 as compared with
81 days. The eggs are usually set
under a Cochin bantam hen.
The reason why hogs so eagerly
devour coal ashes, rotten wood and
such material, is because they do not
have. while in close confinement.
the material their systems require.
At large they root it out of the
ground.
After all, 1t is hen fruit that is the
most reliable crop, and it gets too
little attention on the majority OF
farms The time is coming soon when
eggs and poultry will be one of the
, principal sources of income to those
who own small or msdium-sized farms.
The time is not far distant when
this country will be compelled to make
available every form of fertility that
will enrich the soil. The people of In
dia. of China, and of Egypt were long
, ago compelled to make use of the fer
tility which in this country is thrown
into the rivers, lakes and harbors
through town and city sewers. II