Show L for Vile thU paper P pw FEED YOUR WHEAT Wheat can hardly be ba said aid to have touched bottom yet and Rod ii is already lell- lell lellIng sell ieli Ing at 85 36 cents canto per par This is ii now nowa nowa nowa a mere matter of ot fact and needs no cx x At 60 cents canto a bUlbe wheat is i no not nol a very paying crop Since SIDO wheat has bas become so a cheap and con coil so 10 o dear daar in the central Missi stater feeding of or wheat has baa been bean and Is Ie being carried on to a great extent Already different men meD have bave reported rep their ex e ex- ex experiences In the different farm larm journals Most MosSi t reports snow that by en en eo are ara realizing all tb the way from 75 cents cent to 1 5 a 1 bushel for lor wheat red fed l d to 10 o bogs bog As Ae A tar ar as ae a m mj observation goes goal only about ten tan per percent percent el cent report dissatisfaction with wheat wha ta as 88 a food toad There are ara two wo leading industries industrial in Utah mining and farming and aua by farming I mean maan all operations con cou- with the crops ot or the soil soU oil The fht that confront u today tOOMY art are arean Brian an abundance of good food cheap gral grain and hay bay with a great graat number ot of thin cattle aud and bogs hogi Owing to the short grain crop In N Nebraska and Kansas Kau a aall all Indication stem seem eem to point to the tbt- fact that there will be ba a shortage of tat fat cattle and bogs bogi iu in the spring Never bas there be been n such an opportunity for tor forthe the farmers ot of Utah to make money mone as a now Every animal should b bt be well weB w w when whan ben in good condition shipped o Omaha provided our local deg dea err erl cannot or will not handle handia It at a price that will wUI give a 8 lair fair profit to the tbt feeler However could a local Joeal packing establishment tia he maintained Ic it be better for lor all concerned Now our boa bOs are shipped to 10 Omata or Kansas Kan Klin as there and re- re City eny packed re here beret we wa paying pi the be freight both wY ways wayA A good fat animal is always In demand demanda a good price will always be bet pal paid for tor forit forIt It it Soma dome ome men man in Utah are ara feedIng heavier than ever before Should al join Jam 10 in such a ft Sod oll of at money would pour our way that we wa would wood wonder how the hard bard times timea bad ball so eo o qUicklY vanished In from rom 1 atz to eight our vast vait surplus 0 ot of bay grain steers teer and aDd ad bogs boga would woula be ba turne turned off at a cash profit if we wa do not do this thia some ome oma one ODe will doit do doIt doit It fur for ua us Already Jy It la tl said that here bere herein barain in Cache Cacha valley Nebraska ka people lira are buying the cheap grain the Cheap bay haythe the cheap ater teen and aad ob cheap hugs bogl rout rem routing ranting ing tug f t ading eding yards yard intending to our animals for tor ui us anti and then abi hi them tu to market Moreover i it f it as- as asserted a that these the a people are ara even aven ship ship- Snit In cattle caule in for tor feeding them tham here ib The Nebraska people will wul coin mou money at its it while we wa sit lit It by au and see Bee ae bow that i IN is none Welcome to our N Ne Ne- Nebraska Ne e- e braska neighbors for many of ot them will likely stay t y with UN us but the Utah leople may aa as well wall make maka the money as a athe the Nebraska people HOW TO DO IT 11 For every avary steer t r fid fed have bave baT two bogs bogi to follow it Feed the h st at t er ar all the gr grain and bay he will wid eat beginning with Witt but six lix lx pounds of at grain a day ted red in two rations ration Increase this up to twelve pounds ot of grain rain per r day or more The flu Dogs wU will pick up from irum the droppings of the tha steers teen a goodly portion oi or their theu J living However it r is well wall to teed feed the bogs bogl en enough more to keep kaep them grow arow- growing ing well wall It If bogs hog bog only are ara red fed there w will beI be ba I some oma waste waite wa le and aDd more care oara must mu t be I exercised They have haTe a dry place to sleep leap and eat Feed F ad them tham all allibe the grain graiD they hay will wUl eat up clean anu of ot lucern but do lIo not mix this with the grain grAm Milk for tor the little Is la worth nearly its ito weight It h lr grain rio r in Aside from this hogs boga to li d dwell dwell well should have bare charcoal or WOD a ashes he and d salt always before them This is II of ot the utmost utmos j t during the winter season leason Mix the tha salt ait an th the one ashes one pint of the tha salt ait to a peck othe o a the e ashes aebel be Feed the huge bug grain but bUI twice daily and ao leave no sour our round around in the troughs nor all iw ansour an sour our our stinking food foud to accumulate in aD carrels or i t Watch the bogs bog eat every meal and aud see a that no food toad II ib wasted If it there here be any allY waste wa te arrange o 00 o that there be none Done N Ne Never e er leou clear wheat mix it with its ito weight o or bran n Wheat will wiH not as ai a rule pay 10 per percent percent percent cent for tor grinding Your miller 1 do it for tor 6 vr or r 7 per par cent lr It led Ie whole it is 18 better soaked The soaking tanks tank or barrels barrela should be ba kept dean clean anti anu sweet anu the tha soaking can oan be done without fret zing It Ir is il r well for tor the farmers of a neigh neigh- neighborhood to meet together often otten anu taik alk aver ver their successes and aad mistakes mistake aid ald ai dif it if a man has baa ha made mada a mistake let lat all profit by ii it Study well weH 84 lino anu 85 of the Experiment EXi Station ati send lend end fur lur some lome of ot the tha officers of the Agricultural College Experiment Sta- Sta Station lion Sia-lion tion to meet maet m at aD and talk over with you the feeding problems What W bat is II most mOl needed now la is an organization of ot the dairymen anu fruit growers We need th the Farmers Institutes Institute A A MILLS Agricultural College Colleg ana anu Experiment Station |