Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-05-23

Every animal carrying meat fit to
eat is selling at good price.
A pail of scaIded bran is a good
feed for the cow right after calving.
Intelligence is of the utmost inn
portance in handling cows profitably.
1t is the wisest policy to feed we'll
even when the cattle are on rich pas
ture
Corn, wheat. clover, meadow
soil-enriching and moneymaking rota-
ton.
Stormy days are seldom idle days
on the farm that has . we'll equipped
shop
The garden will furnish pleasant
reacreation as well as profitable en-
ployment.
BY setting out beets and turnips
from the cellar now, you can raise
your own seed.
Manure intended for tomatoes
should be thoroughly decomposed be-
fore application.
Horses should always be watered
short time before being fed and never
Immediately after.
The cows coat is a pretty good in
dex of her condition, especially at this
season Of the year.
Summer or winter a good dairy
thermometer pays it's way wherever
dairy cows are kept.
The calls digestive organs are
very easily impaired Keep them in
good working condition.
One of the big leaks in the dairy
business is the keeping of two COWS
to do the work of one
When you pray for potatoes be GER
tain to hoe them when they need 1t
and keep the bugs off of them.
A feed of something while milking
will often make a cow let down her
milk when slow about it otherwise.
If chickens range over the straw
berry patch they are very apt to in
lure the plants by picking the crowns.
poorly prepared, lumpy or shall
low seeded is a poor place in which
to expect to produce profitable crops.
Clean barnyard and clean, att
tractiye lawn are both important.
Too often the latter only is given at
tention.
The dairy COW offered for sale cheap
these days is an unsafe investment.
Some OF the high priced ones are UNI
safe, too.
The dairy COW is sensitive to bad
weather, and must not be exposed TO
cold and storm, but must be properly
housed and protected.
Scrape off the loose bark from the
trunks and larger limbs of the apple
trees, under which many worms hiber-
nate and pass the winter
The dairyman VIII be successful
with COWS to the extent that he is
able and willing to maintain summer
conditions throughout the year.
That giIt-edge butter can be made
on the farm is being proved every
day. but not where strict attention is
not paid to cleanliness and detail.
The difference between the income
from dairying and the cost will be
modified by the amount of feed that
is produced On the farm this season.
Manufacturers OF the United States
use annually twice as much wool as is
produced in the country, and yet there
are many folks who can see nothing
in sheep.
Set out bedding plants il you must
have them. But think twice. Don't
you really want something less gaudy
and more permanent, namely, hardy
perennials?
There has not been a greater de-
mand for dairy cattle for years than
at the present time. Prices are good
and the people seem to have the
means with which to buy.
A COW that has not the capacity 70
produce milk can easily be overfed,
but the COW that win give a large
flow OF milk is the one that should
have the extra feed and the one tnH
usually does not receive enough