Show THE GARLAND LIVE p? adds to alfalfa DAIRY PRODUCTS Supplemented With Silage It Gives Best Results Br W Extension LINN JAMBS Kansas But Agricultural Cottage) a money saver when It Alfalfa cornea to feeding dairy cow for a profit Whenever alfalfa and allage are the roughage used byva dairy row the grain ration that will give the best results Includes four parts of corn chop two ports of oats chop and one part of cottonseed meal In place of the corn chop a feeder may use barley kafir or mllo seed In the place of oats one may substitute bran and seed meal may take the place of cottonseed whenever any of these products are cheaper than the ones given In the ration ration as recomIn the mended of the grain mixture Is the high protein concentrute cottonseed meal If there Is no alfalfa In the dairy to get one thnt Is apcow's ration as good as the proximately ration where alfalfa Is used a dairyman would need equal parts of corn chop oats bran linseed and meal cottonseed In other words of this grain mixture will he the high protein concentrate In addition linseed meal tins been added wtiloh Is usually higher In price than cottonseed meal cause alfalfa Is left out of the ration and there Is need of something to counteract some of the effects of cotton seed meal when fed without Ilrynn CHEAP CORN GOOD FEED FOR SWINE KITTIE AND BENNIE “I saw you both In the city not long ago said the horse whose oame was Fred And the other horses nodded their s they agreed heads and neighed with Fred “We must have all come about the same time” said Bennie “I think you’re right” said Kittle “I know why we all came here said Fred "I heard my master talking to your masters shout It and I beard him aay things which I am sure you will both he glad to hear “They made me very very happy for I have tried to do my best and it Is nice to hear the good things isn't It?" “Yes” said Bennie T think it Is for I don't think It makes one conceited to hear nice things “1 think It makes one want to live up to them and U makes everyone happy” “I agree" said Kittle "I think there are ao many nice people men and falfa Grain Ration for Milk Cows on Dry Pastures Com enough oats and bran will be ns a grain feed for the good milk rows whan the pastures dry up and the files get bad this summer and fall Two parts ground corn one part oats end one port bran by weight mixed and fed at the rate of one pound of grain to five pounds of milk produced vdl do a lot to keep up the milk flow during the next few weeks at Ohio State Experiments showed that adding linseed oil meal and gluten feed to the mixture mentioned above did Increase the milk Know Why Wa All Cam “I Hsre women boys and girls and animals too that they should be made happy liked” by hearing that they are “Well you both would like to hear my story then eh?” asked Fred “We would" said Bennie "for we are glad to hear you have good news for us “There were a few days when we were quite certain we were going to be old and we didn’t know what aort of masters we would have” “I almost died of Joy when I cams here” said Kittle end liutterfat production but the ex“My master and your master" said tra feed cost more than the extra milk Fred pointing to the other two hones end butterfat was wort hi Linseed oH “couldn't bear to have us sold “Of course we have spent our lives meal Is a good addition to the grain later l the fall and winter when the on the police force of a great city “We have helped the policemen who green grass la all gone rode us w “We have stopped runaways Feeding Roughage to saved lives of children and we Medium Producing Cows have have done everything we could althe ways fows are generally given To roughage they will eat up clean “Of coarse It would seem to me go with liberal feeding of alfnlfa hay quite dreadful not to do everything n mixture of equal parts ground bar- possible to save the life of a wonderley and onts will he all right for low ful child for I came to the conclusion For o medium producing cows which means thnt I finally decided children were about the most 25 pounds milking dally or that or Jerseys 20 pounds this wonderful things In the world Ouernneys snlx will be low In protein and lack“How I loved helping them when flow gay and ing In variety they enme from school To these feed In addition to reg- bright were the hours In the day when ular grain mixture happy voices pound of linseed their high gloriously meal dully Increasing or cottonseed would reach my ears with the milk yield so cows milking “My master would whisper to me: 40 pounds get two of the high pro“ “The children are coining Fred rule for We must be on guard to see that they tein feeds The general amount to feed Is one pound to each don't got run over’ three of milk “And oh the parades we have seen! Tins lives of adventure we have had! OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO that we begged "Our masters shouldn’t be sold They said we deDairy served to have our old age spent in CKJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO peace and pleasure because we had Tenting will show which cows should always worked so hard and had saved so many many lives stay "When the news came that we In the A good coat of whitewash would not be sold but tlmt we would fiarn will help considerably lie brought to this wonderful fnrm and looked after all our days— well our In early fall will Cows freshening masters simply cried for Joy “ ‘They’re he dry In July and August to be rewarded' the busy they season shouted They’re to be rewarded “So we nre to live on this beautiful be looked We sill always Safety hull pens will prevent the farm Facts bull from st rengt h learning his tremendous busy city lives are’ over but oh how thnnhfut I am thnt In my old age I ran think of the days on the police force when I could do so mucb “Our At the time a calf must he weaned one usually has to use his fingers to give the calf the Idea of drinking from a pall Corn silage with the corn left In It than corn cheaper produces gains stover silage according to the mulls of Illinois tests Many dairymen fall to note the dry Ing pastures when the dry hot weather arrives Then the cows suffer It la nearly Impossible to build up their condition and production later If they have been neglected for even a week If the supply of skim milk various substitutes can he after the calf Is thirty days after Is limited employed old Dried skim milk can he sccessfully used to raise dairy calves according fo feeding trials at the Wisconsin College of Agriculture Cows due to come lru milk In September and October shonkl be turned dry soon In order to allow for a six to The hetvy eight weeks dry period producer should be dry th greater length of time good" And Kittle and Bennie happiness that this reward given to them In neighed had been How About It? The old lady was paying a visit to an asylum home which she had enIn the gardens she came dowed across a youthful Inmate fast asleep In a hammock “Why aren’t you working with the rest my boy?" she asked tartly after waking him up “I’m crazy" came the candid answer "Itut surely crazy people can work?” argued the other pointing to some of the toilers “Maybe" was the reply “but I ain’t as crazy as that" First the Bravery One— Yesterday I stepped In- middle of the street held up arms and stopped runaway horse Second One— That’s nothing Today held np twe I stepped to the curb fingers and shaped a taxi to my GARLAND UTAH TIMES Crop Increase Means More Grain Will Be Available With an outlook Increase of 86 per cent In the acreage to corn this year over the United States as compared with last year coni will likely sell for a lower price this fall than usual “But what of that?” asks W W Shay swlnb extension specialist at the North Carolina state college “It Is likely that corn sold as grain will bring around 70 cents a bushel this fall Last year the corn fed to hogs hy 45 demonstrators In North Carolina was sold for $150 a bushel An Increase in the corn crop In this state means that we shall have more of the grain available as hog feed If It were not for the Industrial depression hogs would be selling now for $12 a hundred As It Is the price bus been be tween $1050 and $1085 and the person who breeds and feeds his hogs can make a good profit at properly this figure” The outlook for the futnre Is better says Mr Shay There Is "a decrease of over 18 per cent In the frozen dry salt and pickled pork now In storage with April 1 compared 1929 Then too the total number of hogs on the farms of the United States as of January 1 1930 was between 7 and 8 per cent less than on the same date of 1929 Mr Shay says he doubts if any fanner In North Carolina can find a better source of Income or one that will return more profit than good corn and good hogs properly handled The man who has these and knows what to do with them and then has a milk cow a flock of hens and a garden may enjoy one Income In early fall another next spring have plenty to eat and few If any pressing debts to py Pastures Help to Make Good Profit From Hogs Pastures and hogging crops are an important aid to profitable pork production In Minnesota and are Indispensable when other feed Is limited It is possible to By proper planning have a continuous supply of grazing feeds from early spring nntll late In the fall says II O Zavoral swine farm St Paul specialist University In a circular which Mr Zavoral has prepared and which he will send free to any hog producer he states that nlfulfa clovers and rape are the best pastures for Minnesota conditions and points out that rotating and alternating these crops aids In preventing disease and Increases the carrying capacity of the pasture Nine different kinds of pastures 'are listed In the circular mentioned and a table given showing how much sped to plant of each crop or combination the period of the year when It will be ready for grazing and the number of pigs per acre each errp will properly earry Six different crop combinations for hogging off are listed and accompanied by a similar table of Informs tlon Old by No Means Ready for the “Shelf Lady Out near Balm Springs says the Los Angeles Times an old negro woman who thinks she Is over ninety and who was a slave at the ®f the Civil war outbreak lives alone in a little cabin One day site got a toothache and sent for a dentist Tht dentist went to the cabin prepared to yank the offending tooth and get's way In s hurry but Aunt Sully made him watt until aha had fortified herself with s concoction of corn Juice and wine Then when the tooth was out she went Into consultation as to whether to have a plate made or gum It up “But why s plater asked the dentist “Remember you’re over ninety” “What of demanded Aunt Sally don’t know “Maybe It but I goes to night school and I to look got right" Itr Children will fret often for fid apparent reason But there’s always one sure way to comfort a restless fretful child Castoria! 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