Show Feeds for Use in Winter Vinter Require Attention Now v nn Hay crops have e been making a gallant gal gal- al- al lant hint light fight for fOl recovery recover hut but the handicap handi handl- cap Cal Imposed by hy una unfavorable weather lat lat last t winter and last spring Is too great to be he full fully overcome It therefore behooves be- be hooves hoo duh dairy farmers to arrange e for supplies of feed so that they the may be beon beon on the safe side when winter comes Andrew floss Hoss vIce Ice director of the Minnesota experiment station advises farmers who foresee a tiny hay hn shortage to begin waking making contracts now for v winter inter It is probable that the price will be bc high he sa says says' but nothing I is likely to be bc gained b by waiting In Intact fact tact the trend ma may be higher hl her and he be who waits walts ma may have e to pa pay more Live stock can be wintered on good clean straw and on corn fodder or corn silage especially If they are supplemented sup sup- with high protein feeds sa says s 's Professor Ross Boss Good quality ha hay Is of course best for lot keeping up UI the production of dairy cows but plenty plent of oC straw and corn fodder Is much better than feed at all nil Pros Prospects are good for a corn crop Straw Is clean and If It Is well cared 4 for will make excellent feed A little extra citra attention to curing and preserving preserving preserve ing the straw and corn fodder crops may be the best way out of the prospective prospective pros pros- feed shortage Attention to these details during the summer and early fall ma may save a lot of worry next winter |