Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-10

of the year VII be- held .n the De-
iricf court room of Potter county
The meeting alIl boz boz ihe nature
OF q farmers conference for discus
sion 0f the $40 lta value 10 The
stock farming Interests Of tts soc.
zion ii. worth af an additional pro.
n' builder methods Of Installing aud
maintaining them and thc crops thar
arrfr m1.f satisfactory cusilage
Weather mforinF. b. BE- expected
fHaf thc attendance viii boz crafty
n.'F af.r ani thai from tho practi-
ul r,. urr uf ideas based upon
actual ta0Hl.drn and experience.
much of valuable Information 500 be
acquired
Expert poaker are assured az the
meeting % 50 Banner AsrUItural
Demon traitor for tho Santa Fc y
tenn. 81 A WrGalilrd OF Garla To
a. rnrreaeutatIrr of thr Toas ue
mrfmrni of Agriculture George ~
Bishop of Coriell Oklahoma and
o'H.r au Hp,rt.d 20 address the
raihHIn.
Wr Bishop arrived in Amarillo ycs-
irrIrI afternoon &c. b. western cdi-
w.. uf tLo oklahoma Farm Journal.
5000 NaH for number of Years West
cu District Manager For me United
e1fU department of ~ Iculiurc llc
H Huk.d aF one of che most expert
HI.." of agriculture BOO thc south
a. TODAY 900. addrr fHH after.
.11r .II rrrai of Tho Conservation
u' Moisture and 'ho Treatment of
t1fnir and Maize
Thoer Who have hnrn ar.lyD boz
uuhrrire m. mpruus notably
members of Ono Agricultural Com
miH.D of tHr Chamber of Commerce
sUI Nr u attendance Tho meeting Be-
300. fur FARMERS exclusively and those
ul 600 1.lOlfIou. 500 .,ud strength
200 fH. movement bf tho.r presence.
.m $500 900 tH, same tim" acNui-e
valuable information
A.. ln evidence of tho estimate
placed upon ihr worth of ihc silo.
o. following expressions from men
of r.nau know ledge arc presented.
Profitable Stock Feeding. 10, Smith.
Corn .arr is fbr whole plant cut
uio short pieces 1nd preserved in
.u urU.ht chamber called tbc 81
in. iU 70 moro or lcss green condition.
H., to farm animals b. as much
moro p4h1hlD than dry cured 'nd-
dion a canned fruit o. moro prlaia.
HID Cham dried truif 'o thr human
family 5ilaro and canned fruit are
preserved Doe much the same way
THO author also speaks OF the econ
omv oft storage
Feed, aud Feeding. hy Henry.
'iIaro ls prcomInctly feed for
tho dairy COW lu almost equal de-
gree % g. necessity with breeding
citlo growing stock aud young
animals which world otherwise ho
uI0torcd exclusively ON dry fora sc.
Given tu breeding and growing stock,
iaeo tends 90 keep thc bowels nor
man. thD body tissue sappy the
skin plant tho coat glossy all of
which 'lrk me animals as in coudi
tiou tu make fhe most from their
lcrl This b. also true of fattcning
cattle 40 hc rtah station san
born found chat the flesh of steers
fuI .Iurc contained Is per cent and
.hat of sheep per cent moro wa
..r than tho flesh of others fod ON
Ir. f0aep lf cattle are a. their
Bat ou ummcr pastures. then win
.rr conditions witch most nearly ap-
rrol,h those of summer are 10 bo
Desired Snarr NAV be- used In q
imitr, way with idle horses and
hn.D mott hard worked in winter. cs-
.,rnl.t brood mares and growing
animals
Tho sllo aud its products are now
Fixed factors of vast Importance 90
American agriculture Old-stylc
Hruin whore corn IL planted tor
Stain only. tho forage being wasted
.uj where straw stacks slowly rot
me n tbc BARNARD show that grain
dominates. has no place
.or tho .lo There should be no
hourWt of the siio on such farms
lutii thr present wasiago is properly
conserved aud more mouths are
waiting for feed than the system of
urminE in vogue viii support ON
loo many farms stock cattle barely
hold their own during winter This
means that for half OF each wear
zoo the feed consumed eoos for body
maintenance. returning nothing no
.ho owner. aud serving ONLY fn carry
.hc animals over winter and fo pass
lure limo. when they once more ho-
.in 90 gain In woight and Thereof,
really Increase iu value Huf thr uso
lf corn silaeo. combined with other
cheap roughaFos. Young cattle can
boz made 90 gain steadily au winter
lf small cost, so that With fhy Uom-
.nr of spring they will not only have
increased iu weieht but arr in COM
iitiou 60 go on pasture ana make
The largest possible gains
} armcr>' bulletin Va. r.. I :. ncpt.
81 agriculture
Tho first general use o. s.are ss
a stock food was with dairy cattle
The extensive erection of slos in
many parts of the country however.
has resulted On its adoption ln the
feeding ration hy many breeders of
horses beef cattle. ana sheep.
From "a practical standpoint. the
value of silaEe as Tod mas boz shown
IN several ways o. Be- as easily d.