Show h le DA ir ay MILK COW NEEDS PLENTY OF FEED craan feeding feadin g should always be in proportion to milk in flit production the cow in III milk if a holstein Holst eln says C 11 ackles 1 ckles chief of tile the dairy division 0 of f tile alie minnesota college of agriculture should tie he given about one pound of four pounds of grain to every produced A guerrise guernsey y or jersey nevils one pound of feed to three of milk the fry dry cow in good condition con necia little if any grain tile the cow la Is a milk it machine says doctor Ic ickles lles find and feed Is the raw material like tiny factory or machine oper aaion Is possible only when plenty of raw material Is avail a vail turning a dairy cow loose in a pasture par sture does not inure insure that slie she will net get lit feed to hold up in milk production as she should ild especially especial y from froin now until tile the time when regul regular tir housing and tint dry feed will all he be in order every real dairy farm arra er cr will lime have sl allio lio nall alile dont don t walt too ton ions ion derove begin to use ilse it within ten dui days after silo Is tile ho Is ivady to ilse so and unless pastures anro unusually rood it Is well to begin feeding lr it tile man lnona that it I 1 is pasy easy to lot cows drop flown down in froin poor food feed hut but varv vc rv hard to tn hiang then them kick back to the high level again later inter even can it if good feed Is given hood good means koep liiK the conditions nil and feed right nil all the time so RO there NN will tie he no drop in milk nt at nn an fr tinie time from froin lack inck tit nf feed tile the cow that hns haq what sange silo she anvill eat will ill be avell cared for so far ns as linge Is concerned so long ions us as the pasture furnishes fair grass when the kross grass begins an to fall bi biang ing out the alfalfa and loel clover |