Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-27


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9RgasrE eat Profits fUr wbea tlar blss..
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evr e0sg4 ase kefsg exclusively 1ar
re ysrtAslasslI@E II feeder a4.asss <liere
a5s-st see s su a5e1I arRa oE pasture
taea economically Ut&IizeJi, "a sllisssart
.Aa aul1lals fzse at ieast sir months Il
tAe year. Aos orsly m.ssst they set xpIiy
ess5la}f n fas4lr Ifyzac sratn eaear
,fazfnr bar tl3eg Must ht &a hnadtesa
dar7ns The remainder ot the yeaF thaE
1s@ s7t.atgr portion OF ttelr sa'suter Eaed
IS rIatie az C1 those Hu&aiAlie rauGI
feeds sach as stalls stnyGr and straw,
wszig,h are abundant sn carE-httlt farms.
The dafa obtained aEa9 slgpw that an
s6rza-s5slf farms tlae size of ttga herds
rSaai3F Shouts be limited ro tlse RIM
he- that can be sargsarfe8 oa auth
cfae1p EfeGs. Iu athur wUrtls With ghe
prices YrevzsliElE During recent years
t9ae breeding herds n.ast tee made t.
pt7lize {ale E4rn fy-7sroazcSs aIad cgn-
gsrt ts1eIa !ula beaf sad rrsasEu~e rilile
she gfare Va}ua}1le produces are salG Or
Are fed tzs F&ttezlzEzg animals.
Much Feed sgastgs
Kwerv ycar there ere 3G~ge nuilfltz-
ties cf s5rn st9Eer w.h3th Ilre nnE u1is-
szss to thair 4GIEest extent TsrarE ggaz
aGsa Il Sast ggglE-3t1ty of s--lw Is ynasitsl
f,r letting eattle rga to zhs sracs md
s3amb}1 ua3e~ f0N raara straw siSaz1
they snt In BaEne parts Of Ehe coIIIs-
rrv barge Quantities Of seraw Ere df--
sfrgyea rs burning AT,ch af the straw
10 wasted gatEfst he useG Tz rezElAnce
some af the mere yEtu&b]e feeds tslzt
hssssf caeqS receive- j IS ;Cps It3af ta
taaay parts Of tfAe country IN EtIzaes
Fssts4 Ii has been better farEa egazoagy
~ aI5ow tisase pta5gEts 50 b@ aa-
ssfpvel5 rather than 30 try te use them
However. utLer present conditions.
t,:n a;lv fr IT necessary THAT catEEs
sisgu5d he handled fr .gucs. s zGbIslssaT
as IN usa as Glucb cf these 1y-3ErgGgtcls
as passf5le. but a3sp. if possible, r.le
.aYra business Should i9e 2rrEEse3 s.
slsrt ers.5ra stock ig kept 70 consume
suEfy these cheap c0ugh2ges.
gse Cheaper Reughsae.
FTassa cheaper rough feeds can be
u4iTszed more fully than IS customary
ans much &ess grain ana fay need De
Ia5 to breeding herds. This Is dein-
snstTafes3 hy the results 81 Ei1e arResEa-
g&z3ou mentioned IL taas iETesrIgt8-
tio1 aigErgz aaatelg 3.fst3 farms were
sisifags. and deIaE!e5 information v7as
obsaiaed sgz EER cost ct rl2air.t1i injng the
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tio 3E.eeSag herds were Eei'3 soss.S -.
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