Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-08-08
Swat the hy.

Any disk tool is a great pulverizer.
Steer clear of dry cows and indif-
ferent producers.
Good, pure food gives eggs all the
flavor they ought to have.
Dust the hens and little chicks fire.
quently and save a great loss.
| II the chicken flock is not culled
every year it will deteriorate rap
idly
Don't let your supply of insect pow
der run short Use it regularly and
literally.
| Teach the colts to walk we'll and
you will lay the foundation for all the
faster gaits.
II cows are pastured there should
be shade trees for them during the
hot weather
| DuShhh6o diC bOtbCh Oh bot hOs ho'
Ing water to swim in until they get
their feathers.
The exercise of good judgment Is
most necessary in handling the dairy
herd prof1tably.
Early morning is the best time to
have good luck" in churning, II the
weather is hot
In its last analysis, silage is moth
ing but canned corn fodder, and is the
very best of feed.
II the little colts are slow to shed
their coats, feed little oil meal or
use the horse clippers.
Allow chickens of all sizes good
dust bath. They enjoy it, from the
smallest to the largest.
AS soon as the early chicks reach
weight of pound and a halS get the
broilers started for market.
IL 10 "cii " pidhI peas Whcio IhS
garden is little moist. A spell Of
dry weather tests them severely.
Regular, careful, quiet milking will
permanently improve an animal as q
milk producer and will increase her
flow.
A good poultryman Is Industrious,
not easily discouraged, filled with
pluck and grit. and full of ambi-
ton.
Instead Of rushing things on churn-
ing day, take it steady and give
the cream a chance to chug as it re-
wolves.
Soft-shelled eggs are often caused
by fowls being confined. becoming
overfat, and from lack of mineral
matter
1t is safe to say that once a calf
gets the scours, no matter from what
cause, it will never do as we'll as it
should
Beware of the agent who sells a
preparation which, he claims, will pre-
vent milk from souring when used to
! rinse cans.
1t is fine thing for girl on the
farm to know how to milk COW
these days when men folks are busy
and work presses.
As soon as the cockerels reach the
3 Growing stage they should be put in q
1 separate run and fed all they will
{ eagerly eat up clean.
II the cows are carefully fed and
8 are bred right. 1t is not uncommon tc
y make a net profit of $50 per COW pei
s year above cost Of feed.
Land plaster and acid phosphate are
|. excellent absorbents to use In the gut
ters and their use increases the value
Q of the manure to large extent.
Mutton can be raised cheaper thar
It any other meat. because the wool car
oo maui " oihaoet' IL hoS ei'o6S'hci
r pay the expense of its production.
The dirt and hair should be re
It moved from the horse collar pads eacl
Q night. This will help cure sore
y swollen shoulders ON your work ami
mails.
II The successful farmer has tw
g things to keep in mind-the amour
g and the quantity of his products, tina
n they may realize him the most cas-
in market.
I. II any cows that are large mixer
p are about to calve. keep them in fror
Ie the pasture and feed hay for time
az that the udders will NOT hecoma to