Show aK Id Professor Ll tiger I In n bulletin Pont out from the xperlment station at Amhent on eroitoilc feeding ot milch cow give Taliule Information on green fwldera that will help out tilt abort pnaturage Mye Our Grange Hume Ilill condition arc that mature ma-ture gnu In I a jwfect fetd for the dairy Cow still who the animal can core aumclent nf liwlttiout too great effort maximum mlk yield may be expected Thin howvcr la rarely thecae the-cae IIn1 It very rtinpnlly lrulO l nce ary to practice le al a partial Protein nf aolllng tip rown the prey loua autumn IS I the erllct green fee I lo be bad In the irlK U cannot le f1 l OH r ten day m II grown rapidly woody Wheat caa fatiW rye mail ran bo fed for fourteen dtr After mltliiR I the rye and wh 1t tic land con he I I planted I tn corn Wlaat iin be follow fol-low etl by clover RIM gnu or by clover clov-er alone KIWII he tear prcvlou The flral annual trnp from which Rreeu ell ran bo aeftirM aft Canada tM and uta or eteh ml oats These houbl Ie I town oc early Ila xn lulc In the sitting The pea 1 or verb uliould Ito I harrowed or lIahlir I Plowed to a depth of thren or rose ttcho and the oata lightly harrowed In Kllber combination II com-bination make n moat excellent green feed 1 and by plantitg ctral loll I about two weeks opart green feed can be Secured t during I the mire month ot July 1 The otcti iiec1 t is i rather more I WIlily Ilion the pea The only objection objec-tion tu Canada iiea la I their tcmtir > lo liHlge > omn prefer the champion at lingland ur blackeyed mirrowfnt on thin acrofint Par green feed 1 during dur-ing Ilse month nf Augiut the barnyard millet tlnnlciimmia gnllii H to lie nc ommendeil This millet vks impurel I from northern Japan Th wild HH elts growing In Ills country In I Ill common barnyard grass The mill vnlcU species grown ii > right front five lu aevtn feet tall anti tlil ls from twelve to twenty ton ot Inn nmter let pr acre Illinois cat II with avidIty avid-Ity U makM also very good bay but being Coarser than the common millet there Is I difficulty In curing It It nnIA plenty of molatiiro to pro < lu < > ri al I mum Yields and will not MAIII a drought na well nn corn Medium ere n aojn bean lawn In drill two tall one halt feet apart about May 30 wll crow four feet tall still fiirnlih a gre n odder od-der rich In protein from Anglia 20 to September 15 Corn planted Stay 2 will uriilili green odder from Aiigua 20 to September 10 It can be fed m connection with eoji beaus one ball I I of cacti to excellent advantage and I furnishes n property balanced ration I lAnd 1 from which pea and oaig I have been remove by July I 5n cnn bo seeded I at linN with lluncarlan I grass and will yield rron fowl from September 5 J la October C Ilia balance rI any rl lo be I I made Into bay Ono can expect from une to one and onehalf ton of hay per acre Harley and peas sown Aux Hit 1 to 5 will furnish plenty of green feed during October These lat fol dcr will stand very severe frosts I |