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Show THE tthttatT BASIS FABffEB. W,V.VAV.WAV.VW BUREAU UINTAH COUNTY FARM A THEODORE JOHNSON, President &d ?" Harold Lundell, Secretary Pays to Know Volume of Timber in Farm Woodlot It pays to know the volume of V, Treasurer The use of an aggressin in the treatment of L 2a is considered stui In the trial stage. BARGAIN 100 riieets paper and 100 velopes with your name eh- - ot 1 Securing Good Stand of of name and firm tie your Com of Field in address Beans Measures neatly printed. $2,00. Proper Hygienic Best linen paper. Only a few I when a good stand that is true It Are Important in Treat of soy beans is secured in a f eld of g boxes left Disease. corn somewhat less corn is produced, ing g MAIL YOUR ORDER TODAY ber in a farm woodland before ing a sale, says the forest service. United States Department of Agriculture. If the fanner does not know how to estimate standing timber, he wonld do well to call in expert assistance, which can often be obtained through the county agent or state ex- (Prepared tension forester. The value of such an estimate Is shown by the experi-eno- e of a woodland owner in Williamson county, Te-nThe highest bid which he received for his tract of hardwood timber before it was estimated was $2,700, which he was inclined to accept. However, he employed an experienced cruiser to estimate the timber and assist him in 'finding other bidders. Within three months the tract was sold for $60O, half In cash and half due in six months. Tie cruiser charged $500 for Ms services, and the owner thus netted $6,000, or $3,300 more than he would have obtained without securing assistance: txy TTnit&l Stats cf Agriculture.) Dsjftrtrnet Every year for tie last decade numerous outbreak of hog fin, or infectious bronchitis, have been reported among togs, especially in the 31; Idle West. Outbreaks commonly begin late when the weather becomes cold and stormy. Exposure is a contributing cause and hogs affected with the fiu sometimes die through the development of pneumonia. Symptoms Resemble Cold la response to requests for aid la combating these conditions veterinarians of the bureau of animal industry, United States Department o! Agriculture, point out that hog flu resembles in its symptoms what known among people as cold?. The application of proper hygienic meas- i Alfalfa Wilt Is Cause ures is the most important procedure of Plant Dying in Spots In treating the disease. Hogs that are Does your alfalfa now die out in provided with clean, dry, well ventithree or four years, where before it lated quarters, free from drafts and fused to live a good deal longer? Or dust, csnaHy recover promptly. Plenty does It die only in spots, and seem of dry bedding, a reduced ration of easily digested feed, and a constant to lack vigor? Maybe the trouble is alfalfa wilt ij supply of good drinking water are This is caused by a breed of microbes likewise beneflcial in hastening herds with all the which get into the plant somehow, and fla recover In of sometimes plug up the sap vessels. The plants symptoms few a when days housing conditions may look all right, and then suddenly wilt down on a hot day. Later in the have been made favorable. Value of Aggressin Treatment. summer, some of the plugged roots may produce pale, spindling shoots Commenting on reports that some with small leaves. If you cut across veterinary practitioners have found the tap root of these plants, the the aggressin treatment effective in woody part will be found yellow and combating hog fiu, department f inarians say the value of the next the bark. aggressin Not a great deal is yet known about treatment for this disease is not yet this disease. Scientists think that the positively established. An aggressin microbes enter the plants through! Is a substance produced by the growth ; wounds, but how to stop the Injury of a and aids the or-Is not yet known. Disking alfalfa ganism In invading tissues. Scienmay sometimes lead to this trouble, tifically, an aggressin should be ad, and probably shouldnt be done if ministered before the attack of a disthere is any wilt In your section. ease, to fortify the threatened animals against the disease produced by 'Farm Life. the type of organism from which the aggressin was prepared. In the case of hog fin the causative organism has not been determined. It appears that the aggressin which certain practitioners have used in The farm with the most acres may treating hogs afiected with fiu is not not do the largest business. a tree fla aggressin, but is the used for immunizing hogs A water tank built on top of a silo against hemorrhagic septicemia. Improvides water under pressure for provement noted in the condition of farm use. herds so treated may have been due to better care of the herds under Store seeds In a cool place if you treatment rather to the treatorder them early. They are kept In ment itself. Untilthan the value of the better condition tSianlnawarm room. aggressin treatment for this disease is more definitely established, hog Lock over the hoes occasionally owners are reminded that proper housand grease the blades If they are ing and care of their herds, t growing rusty. A rusty hoe Is a poor during cold, stormy weather. especially Is known iitooL to be a dependable, practical treat- Order seed liberally. It Is the cheapest commodity on the market It Is better to have too much than not enough. f recov-Prostrat- j veter-dlscolor- ed ed micro-organis- m I I Short Farm Notes in -- V"-PTi!cHENE- Vice-Preade- nt menu Flu Prevented by Good Houses timmak- F.O.LUNDBERG, First but the beans more than make up for the diminished com yield and the mix-- ! tare is more profitable than corn alone. Plant about three beans per Mil of corn and put them in with a bean attachment to the com planter. That is the only way to get an even stand. One can mix the beans with the com in the planter box. but the beans soon work to the bottom of the box and the result is an unsatisfactory stand of both com and of beans. The Mancha variety is preferred by many farmers for hogging down. Another good variety for this purpose Is the Early Medium Yellow. The Black Eyebrow and the Ito San are liked very well in some sections. i I Roosevelt Standard 1 aa.il! iiih Feeds Are Not Always Economical Readv-Mixe- d dairymen, and some have the idea that they poultrymen, can mix their own feeds more economically than they can get the same ration already prepared. The experience of some large producers, as well as the investigations made by specialists, seem to Indicate that the prepared feeds are just about as cheap sometimes cheaper and that if you get good feed your ration is more apt to be properly balanced than If yon do yonr own mixing. New York Agricultural college station reports that a few years ago only about three manufacturers were addling mineral supplements to their prepared feed, while now at least 50 per cent of the dairy feeds contained necessary mineral Ingredients. A good many Thoroughly Sharpened Disk Most Satisfactory THE ROOSEVELT LUMBER CO. 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Send for our knows that when a disk Is In good free Illustrated catalog The Western sharp condition It will do work Just about twice as satisfactorily as one Ox 1651 Larimer St. that Las had its edges dulled. A disk should be thoroughly - Colorado Denver, sharpened at least once every season. The farmer who makes a systematic arrangement to do this every year will soon have a reputation for getting his soU in fine tilth with the least trouble. Shg iff. ' r Wcg UermiSj The store with a complete As a forest tree, beech Is one of line cf the weed species, for It grows e 1 Groceries sued Provisions, Dry slowly, has dense shade, and crowds Goods, Notions, IdlesP and f Genu out other trees. Fttraiiags, Boot? ehd Do You Want a Good Dairy Cow on Your Farm? A Dairy Herd Spells Prosperity to its Owner E&ces, Fenlm rpagwc. If Stowes, Eazga, TTsr-- , Saddles. Ton will profit by trading here. FT. DUCHiSNE, UTAH j |
