Garland Globe | 1906-07-28 | Page 6 | Poor Cows

POOR COWtJ. When a man Increases tho number of his cows at tho expense of quality ho does a very unbusinesslike thing. Better not keep cows unless thoy are good ones. Take better caro of what you havo and bo content rather than buy poor cows. When ono raises his own cows ho should test out tho heifers heif-ers that do not promise well as possible, possi-ble, no matter If thoy are registered, and have a good pedigree. Wo must havo something lu the dairy barn besides be-sides breeding to make a success. We want Individuality. When this Is wetl backed up by .breeding all tho better, but the profitable cow wo must have. It Is not always Judicious to sell a heifer If she, does not come up to the standard tho first season, provided she given promise of better work later on Ono must uso judgment, as well ns the scales and Babcock test, with a heifer. It Is a good plan to havo an animal clearance snlo and dispose of the un-dc'slrablo un-dc'slrablo rows to the butcher.