The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1910-12-14

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Il students being graduated each year
sRM shc agricultural colleges all over
sis eHMtinent, there seems to be a
ssaaS0rous shortage pf qualified men
sE las work of agricultural teaching
lNae AiSh school In the search for a
lszseSss Of agriculture. has gone the
renstb Sf send;ns, out mimcographed
ee1lerx 10 the various agricultural col
xsex In the hope; Of securing such a
sszAs
tine OF the most encouraging devel-
spnessS in the growing of garden
xes.xabses is the increasing rccogni-
sssu q the practical importance of
~sans pure and uniform stocks OF
aesG whose varietai characteristics
.sSxsa them to distinct local cOndi-
&SsnE Err! market requirements.
rNs abuormaIiy high prices de-
uxE.led Cor oil meal during the past
Niases. owing to the extremely high
V&ce 81 daxseed. has led many farm
.arx sD inquire into the feasibility OF
>.lssrs small amount of fax to be
zeR. srs,ead of depending upon the
xxAss tor their oil meal
k,ovp must be exercised with plant
AEs a asparagus to see that the
ur&RG's growth Is moved and
xwue& before the seeds ripen and fall.
siasserxLse the parent plants will soon
~ very much dwarfed with a mass
- seedlings growing amongst them
~ eDrps are not well ventilated the
eprie. chicks viii he too warm dur
~ the night and will sweat out more
:xxxeaSth during the hours in which
a4Ry ought to rest than they will gain
-~.0er the most favorable conditions
-asRS<s shc day.
6hsn Ne understand that it re-
RArss twenty tons of moisture to pro-
sA<er q bushel of corn we will study
~ make its evaporation as slow as
pmgSst4c. as crops suffer more from
anek Gf moisture than from any other
snsjr thing.
II COWS come fresh I'm the fall. they
s.ssuee q good flow OF milk during the
~isker months and in the spring when
sAe3 are turned On grass this acts as
q 9eeoad freshening and thus length
-sss Che period of milk production.
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suest boxes all clean this time OF the
Jnnr. but it pays. IL you can't afford
80 Gisc your hens clean boxes. they
s0H2 afford to lay good eggs worth
rSS ~ three cents apiece
~ hand or can get them at a reason
:SkaR price can do no better than give
- matter OF cattle feeding during the
3iDoer very full aud complete consii-
ssna1ic1.
y green bone cutter will pay for
Asen ia one season. Besides being a
NY hcalthy food and great egg
Nscer. cut bone is a cheap food
-Rared to present high prices for
s5xta-
s0s can start in the poultry bust
saS With a dozen fowls at q cost Of
Ah~a Eve dollars for house and yards.
Il UkaDo box will cost a dollar and
~ wire fencing about four dollars
A. important feature of profitable
Nseana feeding lies in the breeding of
Ase6ess. and all experienced feeders
a sAeep recognize the value OF the
sSW In building up the mutton flock.
OAe breeder says that ne can wean
Is pigs in six or seven weeks if they
A1e good care and keep them grow
AaE II fine as any litter and still have
Mse next litter six weeks sooner.
f,oa1 keep your horse In an over
assaed stable. and then stand him for
As0R I'm a freezing atmosphere and
sAfer how he became paraiyzed
3no men start for the doctor when
sN1T Anye a sick horse. Others feed
oSAI care we'll and drive well. SO they
NsI have to go to the doctor
70 groom the horse well after hard
~W6 does not only clean the skin.
ma q prevents various parasitic dis
suse< Of the skin
= Rs Of supreme importance tha,
s3ke dairy stock should be handled
i5Akls- Wild and iniractable animals
,e< usually the result of hard han
AH:
&resh green bone is of itself alnos.
- enmplete feed, and may be used As
3 special material for egg produc-
5eA
Exeeess in pork production is large.
q aRecied by the attention given 10
~ health and comfort of tine brood
U - o shame to put fowls into win
AR Quarters before the latter have
AaD thoroughly cleaned and sprayed.
Ossaily it's the poor dairyman who
.amB not want his COWS tested. For
a. reason he remains poor.
L turkey hen usually lays from
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