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Show BLACKLEG 15 NOW PREVALENT HERE VACCINATION MIST INSUIIAM I: STOCKMHV CAN I'HACTICIi lr, II, J, rnilcrlck. Head or the Vet-crlnnr) Vet-crlnnr) fk'lrnrit Hcpartmcnt of the I'tnli Agrlriilturat College, (Hie Advice to Stock Ital'ers llovt lh-t to Select nnil (Srovv Vrgctnble. The Hun Hpeclnl Hen Ice. I.OOA.V, lay I. lllnckleg I prev-alent prev-alent In nenrly all part of the Mnte or Utah. Thl disease attack onl young thrifty cnttln. In distrltt where blackleg hn once existed nnd nothing I done to overcome the trouble, epidemic of the dlsense nre tomnion The germ musing thl ills, ense will live In the ground for an Indefinite In-definite period. All nnlmnl djlng from thl nffcctlon should be burned or burled deeply In the ground after having been thoroughly disinfected They should never be permitted to lie on top of the ground where dog nnd other nnlmnl may tear them to piece and carry dlensed portion over the country n thl I n fruitful source for spread of the dlsense. Vaccination I tho best Insurance tho stockman inn practice All calve between the age of six month nnd two years should be incclnntcd with blnikleg vn urine. Thl vaccine la InJeUid under the skin and render the animal Immune Hlght now I the best tlmo to vnrrln-nte vnrrln-nte berore the nnlmnl nre turned out on the spring pniturc and range. Tho CroM or Cabbage-Knrly Cabbage-Knrly cnbbngn enn be made to pro-Uuce pro-Uuce two hend. When cutting the early hend cut It with n few leaven, nn posnlhle. Hmalt head will start In thn axil of the lenVe and one should lie elected and tho other removed, fertilize, cultivate, mulch henvll) mid wnter well nnd no further cure will be needed, The second hend ma) not be a large a tho first but It I solid nnd tonder nnd ready tu use before be-fore cold winter. When rndlshe nre pulled ror tine, ir it seed I dropped Into the soli which hn been loosened by pulling the rndlshe from I In-ground, In-ground, n constant supply can be ki pt on hand a long n )ou need them. Table Com Tor All hummer. W. K. (loodspeed of the Utah Ag-llctllturnl Ag-llctllturnl college hn hnd experleine In the raising of many varieties of corn-for tnhle use nod recommend the Cory, the early Crosby, the Hidden Hid-den llniitnm nnd the Country Oculh-man Oculh-man it mi excellent combination for furnishing the gardener with earl) medium mid late corn. The Cory ma-Hue ma-Hue curly nnd provide nn exeelb nt corn up until the mldseasou, win n 'th. Hirh Cronb furnlnhc a new f .uwTrtfS'A si f iv ?u . and the Country Ocntleman come on n'rout the close of the season after the Hsrly 'Cronbj I no longer marketable Willi thut Mir varieties In )ur garden the season supply of table orn I n'sured IIiijIiir Tomato I'lnntn. Much enre should be taken In the iholce or tomato plant for setting out Into the field The small gardener who depend on plant raised by the more extensive grower must demand the best plant from the standpoint of variety, health nnd vigor of the plant In determining the varieties to he planted the gardener munt nlm nt n succession which will uppl to-mntoe to-mntoe throughout the senson A combination com-bination of vnrletle thnt can lie highly lecommended I Barllnn for renl early (preferably Ijingden's), Chalk' Karly Jewel for mldscnson nnd Htone or Itedrock for the Inte tomato to-mato If tomato plants have been given plent) of sHiie In the hotbed and good care from the start they will hnv a good stnlk) growth Hpln-illy Hpln-illy plant should lie molded The Ideal plant will be from eight to twelve Inrhe In height nnd hnve u stem measuring nt least three-eight of an Inch In dlnmeter |
