Show THE 14 FREE TO Suc- cessful in Experiments by Agricultural Department YIELDS GODD RETURNS Pork Fed on Alfalfa Bring More Money Than Marketing Alfalfa Hay Washington I c April 7 —That crops grown on Irrigated land can usually be most profitably marketed ty feeding them to hogs Is Indicated by recent experiments of the United States department of agriculture the results of which are now published as bulletin No 488 This publication "Exponents In the Disposal of Irrigated Crops Through the Use of Hogs” points out that most of the Irrigated projects are so far from the large consuming centers that the cost of transportation makes the shipment of hay and to almost prohibitive In proportiongrain is the prices that It brings live stock less expensive to transport than feod-tufFor this reason and because of the additional facts that manure Is left upon the farm to enrich the soil the production of live stock Is a most THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MOREY Conference Visitors! 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more profitable cut to ift hogs pasture alfalfa than to secthe fields and soil the hay and can be made that alfalfa ondly to yield much morepasture returns profitable in pfrk when a - or 3 per rent ration of grain is fed the hogs as a supplement On the North I'latte Irrigation protect $i a ton for aalfalfa hay In the stuck is considered good price This was adopted by the investigators figure in tin ir experiments and they fixed the vain of com at $17 a hundredweight and of gains of pork at 7 cents a The lnbor cost of earing for pound the hogs was assumed to be the same as that of harvesting the hay crop On this basis it was found that the net return per acre ranged from $4508 when the hogs had nothing but alfalfa to $16525 when they were fed In addition to a 3 per cent ration of corn cathe rate of gain and the curryingwith of the pasture increased pacity of grain fed As a supthe it was found that ground barplement ns efficient ley was approximately pound for pound as shelled corn lllg Return From Experiment Rv allowing the hogs to graze the returned alfalfa itanwas found that from $516 to of they in pork equivalent $3948 for each ton of hay that would otherwiFo have been harvested from alfalfa fields The lowest figure tie 6SI6 is considerably higher than the the market prices for alfalfa hay andwhen obtained figure $304 highest ration the hogs received a 3 much per cent more than of corn is enviously fiie farmer could hope to obtain from any other method of disposing of his alfalfa crop eorn The practice of hogging-dowmuch more profitable proved to be when hogs had access to alfalfa pasture as well In two years’ experiments the average gain without the was placed at $52rtS per acre pasture whereas with alfalfa pasture It rosu to J510 lut In another way it was found that without supplementary feed hogs paid $134 per hundredweight of corn and $155 when they hail alWith the use of falfa pasture as well instead of alfalfa the return tankage was $15') per hundredweight 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Amphibians in the State Albany N Y Aprilstate7 — Theodore senator Douglas Robinson nephew of Theodore Roosevelt the author of the great Robinson cat licensing bill is going around with a long face these days and all because a warmhearted colleague of Ills named J Henry a few frogs meet an unWalters saw one shores of death timely day on thesuch Oneida lake and wept that should be The result is the things Walter frog protecting bill whichgreat has just made its appearance as a part of this year’s revision of the conservation law and threatens to deprive Senator Robinson of his unique prestige In the field of animal legislation Listen to Senator Walters who has the Onondaga shore of represented Oneida lake in the upper house for years and knows every newt In eight the county: "Tn the fall the frog gets & hunch that winter is coming anil starts to hop down from the fields towards the lake to imbed himself Intending in the mud thereof The mencomfortably who a business of catching frogs 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