Millard County Chronicle | 1913-08-14 | Page 7 | Silage for Young Animals

SILAGE FOR YOUNG ANIMALS It Has Very Beneficial Effect Upon System In Keeping Digestive Organs In Condition, BUage plays a very Important role in tbe most economical and efficient ratios for young, growing dairy animals, ani-mals, states a recent bulletin from the Iowa station. It baa a very beneficial bene-ficial effect upon the eystem In keeping keep-ing the digestive organe In tbe beat condition and as an aid In developing large digestive capacity. In attaining this last effect tt Is materially ma-terially aided by alfalfa or clover bay. Wben these feeds are given It Is not necessary to feed very much grain to the animals after Ihe end of tbe first year. A good winter ration for year t ling dairy helfeis Is corn silage, fifteen fif-teen to twenty pounds, alfalfa or clover bay. eight to ten pounds grain mixture ronsUticg cf equal parts , corn, cata and bran, two pounds.