Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-22
YOUNG HORSES.

shed ihe imam IT. 10" ass N''' So
. Farmers. Hnilgti" >'' t't -.'S 'SS"'e
. by Che United states l'p'' ''''"' VI
Agriculture are Jhal li.' VA'''''' "
dry, sanitary ana pl'''"t 1'''i! N'''.''
protec. ION iE0iu N-i''S- ''"' '''''
may III" tN7t.hrf u '1v "'""r' '."'
are NOS driven ava! iAoA4 'A''l l'N"
~ INV stEo"s''' .'' q,'''
should De KEEP cream '''''' "''. D'''''' -
and OCCASIONALLY sH'"Ii 0r ".''"i''
ed Lee are 10 ne S">l'''-" " ''"
the animals Ael 4" IU'.N'''7 ANU
patches OF h3'i' 4H'''u"-" "'N.''7
with the proper Suib''o'S vi '''' "a
dislhset'aAiS VIII nj" 'N''
money 10 tet4 H''' O"''' wy "N'
forts should pe hdAe " No'p '"9'"
down Inc loAls shouiu ~ IVY - ~,
open every aay l''31 y H"' Sunny
is hat httai' bo"t'ei' i"1 '"'.n w.
main uut IN a cotd i''iu' Inv Ao''
should be tausht 10 ie'u anu I" Ss''''
tied during the ilfS' "i'i'''
Feeds thaI WIN PFoi.'o'e -''" '"
should be suppiieu' "u'u, '.'"" vs.
er Ia! Is pai4'ao'e a"" '''- ,'''' '"'
i've !Hou'N haH ''lNlloHE - -
Weii~Saied aiIaii" LAY l''' i.o''' N"s'
Is one oil the best Ioush's'9 ~. FIo"
lns, hdt because Oh ~ It'"'i''iS 'i+''
protein content IL senera'lN - eoololii
ical 10 supplement- II WIN o'le'
roughage sueh rs 'imothi' mixed nay
or corn fodder bes'ue' l'hu'h1 va
riety 10 the ration su'h "ic'"'u VI
feeding aHaIa Noutd uiiHe' any nv
hhood oil kinney ot p""0i Hiesu'''
ties. Sheat OATS can W uS'u ~ 'i
vantage 10 supplement- o1ne' rus,
age. me @A'hidis siVold Ho'
lowed 70 gorge themselves vi Wy
feed. lheE should ~ given ohis
what they VIII cream w le"u''S' ~,
at the same time enousH leeV s"ou''
be sappiiea' oas'' GUM anu 20
preferably led stouhu' a'V S"'''''1
grams. Brah, OH hledi' vi -'u'eA le0u
viii add protein ana leho 'ai'o''' Wv
/ tonseed meal shouii hol W lVu ~
| ioals Appropriate ram i"uo"' i0i
! the FIRST winter are. Two paris oo' ~
) parts oats parts pIah' anu pau
OIL Meal OF t paris oa''' pa WI H.
1 and l part otah'
| SiASe Shohla moi pe leu " 'o''' :"
! any cohsldefapie extent H'i'e0 lo"'''
/ such rs eaflots anu Su7"l oo,''' a.
/ very paIatabie ana uaNe coo''"s "a
feet on the digestive system i'0
quantity OF leea seheI"'iE s'''"'' '0
regulated bF the appe'iie' a''"ouS" w
casioEaly the appetite ma! pe too
rayenous to be a good Indication he
general CONDITION ol 'ile co't anu '.i'
! droppligs shoulu De opSel 'ou u"''
| Usually rot over 4 pouhu ol 6laih w
100 pounds OF I'VE WeiSh} Hhou'a ~
4 fed until the animal Is years o'u
a liberal supply Oh SAT- anu soou W"
( ter ana plenty Oh lfe5H ar ana eAe'
/ else are essential 'er me proper ue
velopnient OF young horses loleieSs
succeeding exercise VIII cause cohA'f
patton 1t IS often sAld 'ila' hor9r Il
/ made during ms flist WINTER certain
! y this Il crillcal tune IN the am
mails life, and al no oiher age VII
/ proper feed anu attention 40 ~ mutt
t. make OF INN Eood morse
stunted during the tifSt WINTER NJ
never will gain proper SIZE ana shape
.FOdls should be changed from Or!
feed to pasture gradually ana shoul'
not be turned on pasture until lh'
grass is old enough not to beeom'
washy. Grass IS an indispensable lac
tor in the economical and prope
physiological development OF yoHn'
horses. Frequently in protected blue
grass mountain valleys they thrive IN
year round on pasture alone, A ysi
10 the foal pasture every few day
may BE- the means of early discover
ing sickness or injury. The feet o
the Young animals should be notice
en- such visits, and if the hoofs ar
I too long or high on one side the
/ should be trimmed properly. A fai
IRE 10 keep the feet level may resul
in cracked hoofs or crooked joint
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