The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-03-30
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A hot 80 aAA cold franas enable
you to ~ yous plants started early.
Ths trinsning Of . foars h0ofs IL
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meath.
Pro1ts cone froa tie grown chick
ses. not aloas fro0 the Bumber
hateAsl.
Analysts say hat butter 10 the most
autIitious article of dist, and that b.
Coz CONES next
0ocesssful efforts to reclaim waste
marsh lands BY raising celery are ~
iAg made In Bermuda.
Esypt's land h for the most part d.
vidsd into small holdings OF fro0 half
an scrs to hvs acres.
Every one who has room on which
to raise more poultry should. BY all
means, plan to raise more.
Once settled indoors. the house
plants must be sure Of regular atten-
tion II they are to be . success.
Sow oats on fairly fertile land. but
not too fertile; because the crop may
lodge when grown on very fertile land.
A pure bred bull on the farm will
double the value Of = scrub or low
grade herd of cattle in . very short
time.
A sheep that is in good order at the
beginning Of winter will come out In
the spring with its head up and On all
fours.
Commercial fertilizers can be used
to advantage as a rule in the grow.
ing Of oats. by direct application to
the crop.
Wellbred heifer calves may often
be purchased cheaply Of people who
live In town and KEEP but one COW for
family use.
As rule the most money Is made
from the production of eggs and the
income is continuous throughout most
Of the year
A queen bee lives from two to five
years, workers from forty-five days to
six months and drones seldom more
than five weeks.
No man can select good COWS with
unerring certainty. for there are many
internal defects Of which there is NO
outward evidence.
Every good farmer knows that
hard and lumpy soil will not grow
good crops no matter how much plant
food II may contain.
II pigs destroy more than they are
worth. business rules command that
they be dispensed with ~ too ex-
travagant fdr the farmer
While 1t 10 not absolutely necessary
to hive the heaviest horses for the
farm. 1t Is essential that they weigh
from 400 to 1900 pounds.
The shredded stover 10 much nicer
to handle than cut fodder, and II
shredded fine there is but little that
is not eaten by horses or cattle.
By generous application Of barn
yard manure and good cultivation.
sugar beets may be grown with good
results for many years on q given
field.
One Of the most important consider
ations Of tho present time, with much
Of our land worth 800 and more per
acre. is the maintenance of soil fer
tility.
Careful and intelligent handling at
all times 10 a. important to the sue
cess Of the small sheep grower as the
selection and breeding Of his founda-
tion stock.
One Of the most general methods
adopted for cooling milk is to place
the cans in a vat containing water
which reaches a point slightly above
surface Of milk
The secret Of success in wintering
the fall pigs, lies In the ability OF the
man who has the pigs in charge to
make the conditions favorable for a
constant growth.
Scattering manure by hand is
slow and disagreeable task and this
is ono reason why many Of us have
not done our best toward getting 1t
onto the land promptly.
In addition to increasing the num-
Der Of domestic animals on farms;
- arrners must nav mira aftAntion IN