Millard County Chronicle | 1913-01-02 | Page 2 | [Untitled]

GENERAL The nest egg theory is out of date. Separating cold milk means a loss f cresm. When cream appears molded on tbe lurface It Is overripe. Cowa, like candidates, should be ludged by their records. Some or the swiftest milkers are the worst to dry up cows. A cow that goee dry a long time la not apt to be a profitable milker. Poultry wire tacked over a ahallow box makes a good feeder for bran or a dry mash. A bundle of unthreshed wbest or oats Is a good thing for tbe hens to work over. The shell of the egg being porous. It will qnlckly absorb odors and thee will affect the flavor. Eggs for private retail trade should he graded nicely and none seed ea-cept ea-cept those strictly fresh. The more rich feeds the producing eow can be Induced to eat, the great est proportional profits will she yteM. The currycomb helps to keep tho cow's skla ta goad condition aa well as to protect the purity of the aallk. The hens' boxes suay be covered Uh a hlogeJ 114 to facilitate the lathering ef eggs, but this ranst-ve Sloping to prevent the teas front trading ei II