Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

File ana "a asd manure asl ve-ils
thoa s.iaii reap q goo4iy h4rses-
] Try q f.W soy beams on that patch
oi ~rosBd you don't snew What 70 DC
I with.
The orchard viii be greatly bene.
htted BY halFOSing every tive
weeks.
The study of agriculture should NJ
made a permanent ieatuae oI every
nigh school course
The manure against the barn never
helped crops 10 grow Get il out
where ID can he used
A rubber-tired plow Is said 10 he ths
latest which a manufactures has
placed on the msrkst
Don't lei the hot weather fnd youi
poultry quarters filthy The Ioe viii
get the start Of you II you do
The small farm Is the hest farm as
q rule. both as to type of farming
/ and AS to proportion Of profit
The fall Hitter pays only where con
ditions are such that the pigs ma,
he cared for and properly fed
| When the butter eranules are about
the size Of wheat kernels u Is the
most easily washed and viii take the
salt more uniformly.
The crop reporting board Of the
bureau Of statistics of the depar meri
OF agriculture. reports that the a~es
i Of winter wheat Is ass. .9oo acres
tLaa that harvested last year. Ths
average condition of the groxins
cr@p ON May ! was s2s as compared
with SoS on the same date last al
and $50 on the corresponding date
in 1905. The rains in May doub les
improved the condition of the grow
(, ing wheat as well as of the Pastures
but the outlook is for better prio 5 fui
wheat.
At the Danish experiment station 'l
was shown that Y pounds eft wha,
from separator skim milk cheese q
equal To one pound os gain for ~
eedins or one pound of skim mil
equals two rounds OF wiley IN faed.n
value. Experiments az the MiscG l
station show higher feeding vala,
/ Tor whey a. n H.
oasein than that used abroad A suit
able slop may be made by mixing 60
sether equal parts midaines o.
shorts. ground oats or harley. h-ar
and cornmeal made into. slcn ias.
mick enough TO pour well and a IN
ten per cent. of digester ta.ya-,
Whey is then fed in same wav az
sk m milk or may be freely Z xe
with the slop
After experiments with egg presery
atiyes. the agrio dltural Department
has concluded that water-glass tsiH
cate of sodium is about the best. and
makes the following suggestions:
Use only perfectly fresh eggs Stale
eggs will not keep by any method Sf
preservation. Clean out the vessels
in which the eggs are to be packed
preferably a stone iar) by scalaipe
with boiling water. Prerare the solu-
ton, using water that has first bees
boiled and then cooled TO ordinary
temperature. To each Is quarts Of
water add one quart Of water-slass.
f'aek the eggs into the jar and p0us
the liquid over them; cover the eggs
completely Do not wash the egge
before packing them. as this may in,
jsre their keeping qualities by re
moving . natural protective coatine
on TIE outside Of the shsIls. Keen the
eges packed In this manner in q cool.
darh paoce, such as . dry. cooi cellar
The next meeting Of the Nations
Dairy show will be held at the bia
stock pavilion at the Union stoch
yards. Chicago. October 1913
Among the many interesting exhibits.
there viii be working dairies. sanitary
milk plants and educational exhibits
made by the United States depart
ment of agriculture and the national
association of dairy Instructors ana
investigators. An attractive pro
gramme viii be prepared for meetings
of creamery butter makers and dairy
farmers Renowned educators along
these lines will al 1ress these meet
ings There viii be $4,000 awarded
in cash prizes. medals, cups ana
diplomas to exhibitors Of dairy cat
he and makers Of creamery and dairy
butter and cheese A very interest
ing part Of the Programme will Be
Judging contests for dairy school str
deNts. who viii compete with eocA
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