The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-01-07

Swine maxi quick returns.
Clean hog troughs these days.
Don't let the flies eat up the calves.
Water soaked soil Is sour. barren
soil.
A little pig takes Geld easily and
RECEIVERS slowly.
The dr1er the season the oftener the
trees need cultivation.
1t Is much easier to prevent diseases
among the stock than to cure.
Feed the brood mares when nursing
their colts with feeds that produce
milk.
Examine the horses feet when he
comes In, and wash them If he does
not wear pads.
"a AAO 6ofnhha6Cb VI OWING AAo-
bandry is that 1t gives quick and re-
munerative returns.
The duck comes nearer perpetual
motion than anything on the farm
not excepting the boys.
When your hogs are growing fast
and their hind legs become weak. feed
them = little bone meal daily.
When = ewe is six years old past, 1t
Is best to fatten her, unless she 10 a
most unusual breeder and mother.
Sec that the collars fit the horse.
Have a collar for each animal and do
not change from one to the another.
Keep the colt growing from birth to
maturity. ANY setback before growth
Is made will tell in dollars and cents.
Never chop of a limb that is more
than one inch thick. Use a saw. AL
ways leave a smooth surface on the
stub.
A given amount of corr In the form
Of silage will produce more milk than
the same amount when shocked and
dried.
By top grating those old apple trees
In the spring that Improbable orchard
will become q paying feature in three
years.
The folly OF keeping low-producing
cows should be so apparent that such
COWS would be stunned as thieves and
robbers.
Charcoal Is good for poultry, having
a hselthful influence over the whole
system. They will eat much OF it when
in reach.
Some plants cannot be thoroughly
with the hoe. In these cases
every weed should be carefully
out by hand
There is an indescribable feeling
feeding steer. that, once recog
1ized. Is never forgotten.
Economical gains In feeding grow
lng pigs may be obtained by feeding
pound of corr meal with one and
!. half pOunda OF skim-milk- Z
In transplanting plants 1t is much :
better to fill the hole after the plant ,
s set. the soil added gradually. than /,
o water after the hole is filed. :
Be mighty careful to see that your
etting hen is not overcome with lice {
n producing louse-free chicks the in |
ubator certainly has 1t on the hen. :
Have a feeding trough for the hogs !
there they can get Independent OF the {
It teaches them to eat and :
revents sh~rinkage during weaving. :
}
A variety OF food Is necessary for :
he best results in feeding all kinds =
I poultry and 1t Is also cheapest be- !.
ause 1t produces more profitable re-
ults. !.
II is useless to try to grow vege- ,
lbles upon ground that Is poorly =
For this reason a clay loan {
It'll q goodly portion of sand is to be :.
Il
Complete, well-balanced fertilizers 2
re recommended for fruit, Rank ma p
ure should not be Used as 1t pro
ices a growth of wood at the ex- U
snse Of fruit. b
All fruits will succeed well on land u
At produces heavy crops Of corr and Il
The very best, not the poor Il
t, ground should be utilized for the a.
ut paintings. u
The old method Of spreading ma II
Ire from cart OF wagon Is out Of d
.te-it takes too much time, the g
fr