| Show I Cues Itiifl A his crop of rorri meant alto a bin I trop of corn fodder and to Ibo wIlt tntellltrnt farmer tho fodder la tlmotl I la uieful and Important aa the grain lt > eir What an Idaa to wa to corn fad drr Why It la ortli about thoaame ai timothy hay for feeding Of roots to bl worth an much aa bay It most bo cot I early dried aa loon aa ponlulo nml I tben stored awa > from rain nnd snot I It la a very poor plan leaving thoeki I out In the field until winter ion in for tba nutrltlvcneia palattblllty ol corn fodder decreaie rapidly through Ibo clods ot exposure to net And ttorra Stranct farmcra do not rcatlio cleirlyl How often corn thla fact mare errl1 Jow oftn italka are atlll In tho Held even otter IIAlk the advent of hard costa and blIndIng mow itormi Th tare moat follow In the wake of the aucctnful minufae turfr and curtail waatea Theo must turr be no waite and certainly It la unpardonable unpar-donable to watt any fodder 10 nluabli corwtalkt The cows ruIn tho corn thilr ha and to hay fodder aa R aupplemont Ihtr TI esilUse After nno fodder the owner fodder lu Yet welcome and eontumed with trwt kildltr Tho Urrotr who uneti bIn oornttalka more Ilol l eon either hilt more atock than ho other rlber vfould or So nay ol I lor lon of I hla No 1 mukt ba > and lie 10 raiuh In pocket The corn plant ear and atalk cRCthtr forma the great foundation of dairying What would farmera do Knout Kn-out 11 It la more ewenttal than another an-other fontg plant and the atalka arc not of the lean vnloeW P 1erklni |
