The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-06-19
Flowers beautify yari
Try poultry and fruit together.
Test seed corn before planting.

Try poultry and fruit together.
Test seed corn before planting.
Oyster shells are too soft for grit
Dairying develops fertility of the
soil
Don't give the sow too much bed
ding.
In feeding grain in the runs broad
cast 1t.
Rye and vetch will make a fair
grade Of silage.
What is known as yearling hen is
one having laid IL months.
Better seed grain means better
crops at no increased expense.
Soaking the churn In brine will oc-
casionally help to keep it sweet.
Half the crop of corn can, be'turned
into flve-sixths OF crop by saving the
fodder
A reader recommends powdered
charcoal given in the milksas a rem
edy for scours.
Alfalfa hay and corn balance each
other. In addition they are the. best
relished OF any feeds.
Sometimes weeks chill rains or
cold weather will set tho pigs back, a
month In their growth.
fowls are paraded under 'the name of
cholera very frequently.
The cooperative creamery. that is
well patronized and well supported Is
a blessing to any community.
II does not pay to hold old hogs in
order to get great weight IL you have
younger ones to eat the corn.
Don't let the pigs get lousy. Spray
them with kerosene emulsion, while
eating. once every two weeks.
When spraying do not work. with
bare hands. They'll be sore IL you. do
Put on pair of rubber gloves.
Are the horses coming up insflesh
and are they getting little harness.
work to condition their shouhtsrs?
A feed OF chopped onions occasion
ally will be greatly relished hy the
fowls as well as conduce to theil
health.
Hogs that are fat should note be
held. but sent to market when flt
There is no profit in killing a hog mn
til it is At.
For the man who still has not aAsilo
Build one, and IL you can't fill it.uInti
next fall. feed soiling crops thisscom
ing sdmmer.
IL you have never tried rape, ,.rais,
a small field next spring. II is: yer.
popular with hogs, and does then
a world of good.
Better not get reckless with hetfee,
yet. 1t is easily possible that, ther,
still are eight to ten weeks CT ba,
weather on the way.
One fatal mistake made at the END
of the hatch is to keep the tipor O
the incubator open too long af ter tn,
eggs have begun to pip.
The critical period of the. turke,
is the first eight weeks OF Its life
About forty-eight eggs D. TIN, aver
age yearly record of the .hen.
Are the young pigs toi be allowed, Z
shiver and freeze in the cold, daLa
winds of early spring? And die at tn,
rate Of one to five outsof every ten?
One acre of corn well grown ant
put in the silo will furnish more feet
for the cows than can be obtadnet
by any other manner of handling ths
soil
Tho farrnar Whn haQ nayar ,,e~S .
tanning mill should get one as sooI
as possible so as to get we'll acquaint
ed with 1t before the busy seasol
comes.
Turkey culture is a success onl,
where the stock can have a goo,
range. There is too much wild natur
in turkeys for them to thrive In COR
fined quarters.
The fruit tree agent Is notsall bad
But for him a good many Orchard
would not now be growing land doin,
| we'll. But II is well to know tn,
standing of his company before OF
dering.
Most of those who run the dairy, a
a loss never read literature on the S ut
\ ject The losses are largely due 4
this fault. for 1t Is certain that tn ar
is no longer any use of maintainin
any farm animal at u loss.
II is advisable tn increase tae OF al
tity of corn in the night feed. as th
nights are growing colder and e. 1r
fuel is needed. Corn digests slo, vi,
and. being of a heating nature. id
wonderfully to the comfort of nh
fowls.
Leg weakness in chicks is often idu
to the food being OF a fattenin N;
! ture and the bodies in cOnseo .arn