Gunnison Valley News | 1919-06-07 | Page 6 | Live Stock Notes

IweStqck Every farm should have a small flock of sheep. Turnips make a good and cheap fall forage for hogs. Itanglness In the young stock is A highly desirable quality. Itnpe Is one of the common annual pnsture crops for hogs and sheep. For feeding calves, no ration lias been found which will do as well as milk. Sows running through filth nnd then being suckled will often cnuse pigs to scour. Calves are always greedy, and for this reason over-feeding should be avoided. Owners of hecf-breeding cows should use every possible mi nus to Insure a maximum number of calves. The high price of wool and the demand de-mand for mutton have caused funnel" to look with more favor on sheep.