Deseret Evening News | 1891-05-15 | Page 7 | To Wool Growers

Ts Wool (lrow.rs. It ts a well known fact that wool buyers buy-ers aunually sustain moro or leas loss on their purchases, owing to tho improper handling of wool by growers. It I claimed that after a season like tho past, when final result have not been satisfactory, satis-factory, buyers, when entering tho new clip, will do so prepared to uso unusual discretion In making their selection.! and that the best results may bo real lxed and tho -trado started on a satisfactory satis-factory lsU tha following inggestlon to aheep growers aro recoiumen ledi Tho sheep should bo housed during storm, regularly fed anl watered, tho weak one eejiecially cared for, tho short stapled one marked at thnaring time, fattened and Bold. They should be kept from floned ground, burr, wild oala, chaff, and lo well tagged before shearing, shear-ing, so that In tlmo tho entire II xk would grow long, strong and most valuable valu-able w ool at all tlmesand In all market. Each fiouco should bo tied byltmlf, in-sldo in-sldo out, with two string each w ay and with regular wool twin's Wool tierrr looks a well nor weigh a much a when first taken off tho sheep, when It ahoul 1 bo put on to tho market and its best price realised. In shipping, mark a number and tho weight on each sack and send a list of Hum. This will help to trace any error or losse in caso any should occur. Auurlcau Cultivator.