Show I P FACU 3 REA HEAVY VY NEED SOME GRAIN Cows that give a large flow of ot milk i should receive some grain no matter matter mat be the pasture may ter how good is necessary ItI If It For such cows grain I the milk flow is to be maintained and the body flesh llesh Is to be kept In correct I condition On poor pastures the feedIng feeding feed feed- Ing of ot grain Is not a matter of choice It Is a n necessity If It the cows are to toI todo todo I well do i mix mixture I It is Impossible to make a n grain ture that will balance ture grass I throughout hout the entire season In the early spring pasture grass contains I much more protein than it does later hater In the season In hot weather drou droughts affect the growth of ot pasture grass making mol the tile use of different grains necessary necessary ration mUon essary to properly balance the Corn meal wheat bran oats cottonseed cotton coton- seed meal oil meal and gluten feeds are some of ot the best feeds for cows cowson to ten pounds pound on 01 pasture From three of grain dally daily are the extreme limits usually followed for feeding grain to pastured milk cows the Increase being made gradually as ns pastures become scant During Durin very dr dry weather grass becomes low tow in succulence and then lien thenIs Is Ig the time line to call the summer silo Into play But nut not all farms are yet equipped with what In time will come cometo to be regarded as a dairying necessity Therefore the only alternative Is to cut and feed some sonic kind of gr green en feed such as ns corn When silage Is fed see that the tile grain mixture Is rich In protein pro pro- tein the lie Ingredient which silage In lacks ks Jack Jack Baker aker In the Dairy Farmer |