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ration of hry reihifi d oe, rdingh.
the <d il et ill \ iew III! the ! .11 • 1
to convi rt n much Inv arid grain
into I.i fa . can pre.. ahly i-e done.
'I o i.ii ji cattle thri, no it . UJJU r
tat.' ti.al lha y 1, k' |it i rofui table
ari l quid. They wid rlo latter if
kept in their ' ilFm oatof ihe t;:ne.
il tliey h.avi good hid*, an I the sta
hies arc Mall ventilat. I ■u to furn
ish them jure air at the ri.' .t ti m
peratun neither too warm in sum
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■they will do hotter in a pla, e run • i
fortahly cold. The " dih- should j
m\r If cold enough to allow the'
manure to freme 011 the 11 , r h, hind
them, or wai, rto Ire. / in front of
of them. They should haw j ire
water twii e a day, though w|. Ie <
iiig the runts they w ill p quire hut
little, and itwiil he In tier tofei 1 tin
roots he fore off-Ting t !,• water, in
or.hr to induce them to gr! along
with as little water ns | ,-ib!e. Son c
feeders giva. no wati r while fall, ning
on roots ar.d pumpkins; hut this
Si l crm I, anil it .. doubtful if the
animals thrive as we'l as if allowed
water.
It is not well 1., give salt while fat
tcning, uuh •. with a view of creating
thirst which they will quench by eat
ing more roots, or it may noma limes t
he add. d to the meal if they appear
to have got r. little " oir their feed 1
hv having licen fad too iilnrally. ! tut
when they have iiecu over-feil the In > fc
remedy is a total withdrawing of the
grain ration for oue or two meals,
and perhaps a little more extreme in
the opeu air. The manner of feeding
la of equal importance. Adopt reg
ular hours of giving fund and do not
vary from them, excepting that in the
fall and winter the morning meal may
lie given nt a later hour and the
evening meal earlier an the days „row
shorter, while as the days grow long
er tl:# thr morning and evening
loeding may be made farther from
the noonday meal.
Avoid as much na possible dio'.urh
ing fattening animala jaTUw they have
lain down ai night. The practice of
" feeding round " the last thing be
fore going to bed is a bad one, for if
the cattle have linda reasonable a|
lowauee at tbo usual supper hour
they do pot need to be called up to
eat again any more than the farmer
himself nceda it after he hoa retired j
j for the night. doing to the barn to
* see Hint nil is right then' is well
enough if ilie entile me n nl to such
visits mid <lo not rii -ociule them with
the idea of called tip to eat or
I" iic. driven up for uny other pur- ;
pose.
How to Ruino Uig Crops.
I f li'is often 1 i n asserted bv ad
vanced agriculturists that if wheat,
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'■• flier . pring >r Winter, in sown in
drills, far enough apart to admit of
,1, Us '' r " hot •<• hoe between the tows,
i ■'' ii to keep down \miilh, loosen and
rate the soil, tin- yield might be in
cri an d to a mat veious extent, more
i> than it now is in this eountry,
, I n proof lit this, a recent observ
r in ' traveler in Ih-Igjuru gives the
, mode of eultuie lin .and tie yield,
which onietirm , with very favorable
i weather fit barv< st, reaches aa high
v l ,; f) bushel* per nere. This is otic
t'■'' "• fi i tile, prosperous, and
"•'' ' i 'i i mintrii iti the world,
t i irt.i 1 -1.71 pi irons to the
- I mil e mile, : ri i u*t 1 . '<_• in the
I nr d S' ates and Jl'.'.J in Her
,■ many. Winter wheat is a staple
• crop th.-re on ti.eir iiigh piiced small
i i rn. 't oi an n- or two. The
■ ' 1 '■ : . luuri i in Autumn,
. 1 *• .1 h:.i, iiwc 1 o.vei d time-, and got
in'o !!,.• l< st j .' le eondi!ion. The
•
very tie- kly on tic. highest and best
i I" at,on. when it is not likely to be
W iritei-killed. i ii un dby any (a
-u oty. uc.i a-< oveitinning or drown- -
n.g out, i .' sm aheiiiig under the
snow.
In the Spring tne main (kids arc
n ' "O dii ■ ■ i up an-1 marked out in
dt.ii, the proj. r dis: men. Wh< n the
win / ha. grown sull iently to la
Uci\< i t;iinm 1 out by being
taken u;., sepaiati i from the thick
i w ''ciis, a | planted in the drills with
c-.i.i 1 a dil.c le, which makes a
h ■ the | : -j •r d< pth, into which the
win .1 r-io'san nseited, pressing the
• '' li ' against them with the
I his vvori. is usually intrusted
to i il! grown 1 -V s and girl. a man
irtin.r out tl. whi :.t plants in order
tiial t , ise i f tie -ame f-iju- may V'
i " 1 tog. the r, that the- fie! 1 may
•
W hen the' plants have commenced
g: iwm •,!!,(■ Ijs thoroughly and
. ■
h end "T horse j iwvr. Kvi-rv we 1
:i .'-i if, is adow, 1 t i grow.
I -ri r Mry■ , ; loin any extensive
j fa .tire .-f crops thus • on f.ulv and
•11 y* grown. The yield i a
i ip.nntily never imagined or heard of
i in t. - i ountry, and the crops alwa\ s
ai i surly | ay - the . lltivator.
It is a erti i tli t'. sue|, pains would
no: pay to aj•; iy t crops in this
1 1 in'ry. Hut >1 . we not go to the
c| j mite- • xtrcme Has it ever lwen
i 'ri --1 here.' Itcirtainlv would pay
• .tisfictonly if applie 1 to choke
\ iriti. a iti m -.1 uantitics, about to
us : for ii I. It ja certainly
1m iter t - till one a re and get a crop
now raised on four acres, than to try
the four and only rai.e halt a crop,
which is now o often the case here
Willing H er/,.'.
What Land Need Drainago.
M •■■
A . lands that conlaiu mure water
than i- m .id h the crops growing '
j up .ii then. If you intend in laite !
j ru or win at the land will need more !
• i ■ uing than f intended for gra-s.
Kvrn grass lan 1- need not lc very ;
wet, as, if Vs> Wet, the growth of
a,untie plants a: d grasses takes the
place of the cultivate-d grass a and
ruins tin- hay and pasturi#.
Loose, porous noils, underlaid by i
sand or gravel, are drained by nature ;
but all land fhat is underlaid by clay,
rock or other impervious material
needs draining.
What is to lie gained by under- 1
draining '! The surface of tht> water
in the noil is lowered. The roots of 1
cereals and grasses may penetrate as
far M to the aurfacc of the water, but
never into it. Il in necessary to draw
the water off to such a depth as wilt
give the roots of growing crop* plenty
of room to reach downward for that
nourishment that is necessary to thedr
growth. If the water it only one
loot from the amount of soil from
which to gather nourishment, with
the disadvantage of having their feet
wet by capilliary attraction. Only
j aquatic plants grow well with their
feet in the water.
The lowering the water below the
surface prevents !v large amount of
evaporation, ami its effect in cooling
the soil. The waur being removed
air and warmth are admitted to the
soil.
I 'rained lands arc for this reason
ready for planting one week earlier
m the spring. The growth of crop*
is quickened through the summer by
the increased temp. rature of the oil,
which anionntc to everal degree-,
and the injurious effects of early
frost- are prevented i„ t |, e h ariifi roan
oer, Cr pi are therefore given an in.
created peri d in whicfrto make their
;:to.\th ot at leant two w<k-. This
is certainly a very important gain,
flow Wheat IH Whipped.
Wheat i-, shipp.fi to the great
WV„tern mark, in bulk, tl.c grain
being carried loose in the ears as in a
bin. Shippers sometimes mix inferior
wheat with that of good quality, put
t ng it in the bottom or around the
ides of the car load. Kach loud is
tested with an instrument a little lih>-
£ mnd j .tup, at. i if any inferior
wh< at is found in the car, the entire
i ad is t .a-i'l a- inf. ri r. This pen
alty ha- (jut dishonest shippers to
their wit s ends to contrive- ways of
mixing p or with good wheat o that
there shall 1 .• the few. t chances of
detection. An ins|>.-etor ol train in
Kaic as I ity , that t- m< -t in
, geniou-plan for deceiving buyers is
t distribute a number of bags of
poor wheat on the floor of the car,
stand.ng the w.th tluir mouths
downward. When tie car is filled up
t > the level of the upper end* of the
bags ij J( . are pull. I o .t. leaving
a column of poor w heat h< r>- and
tl.< rt . '1 be operation may be repeat
ed with ar. tlier layer. She chances
of the inspector's in-lrumeut touch
ing the inferior grain when it is thrust
into the load ar- much fewer than
they would be if the poor wheat were
mix. 1 in any other manner.
W'IIEA; K x I'EKIM Tx ; I NO.— I*. If.
Smith, a farmer of Shawnee county,
Kansas, hav.ng ob.*< rvc 1 that wheat
which grew in tracks made by wagon
wheels which bad been driven across
a lit. 1 immediately* after seeding,was
b<u<r than that not in tht tracks,
wn-. induced to make < \ jfcriruents in
' c same direction. His experiments
w. ri in .dc with iron wheels followir g
tii drill flukes, which pr.-sed the
< nth down upon the grain as sown.
Ilis first. \|>eriiiKiits were made live
Of six years ago. and he has contii>
ued them every year since with uni
form succc-s.
The philosophy of this method of
. i ling w heat, on tins and other light
soils, would st em to U* that the earth
was solidified alout the grains of
s. i d sown, thus retaining the moist
ure if generally insullicicnt. or allow
ing it to drain off if super-abundant,
thus preventing the 44 spewing out "
of the plants by frequent freezes and
thaws.
Wr. have found a little salt sprin
kled on a manure heap one of the
Inst applications for summer and
winter. In warm weather it attracts
moisture ami keeps the manure from
j tirc-fanging or burning from excessive
fermentation. In winter it keeps the
heap from freezing solid, and at any
season it makes the manure more
soluble.— Sml Tthir ami lfarr-ni.
Firry years ago it was account, d
very wasteful to pot manure any
where but in the bottom of the fur
row or under a thick covering of soil
to make compo-t for meadows. Now
practical men and acicntisls agree in
commending nature's own way of
making land rich solely by surface
dressing.
StrERiNTijwEXT SWITII, of the
Government Botanical Garden, Wash-
I ing ton, defends the sparrow very
forcibly, lie denies that the sparrow
is responsible for the scarcity of oilier
birds, and says that the robin, blue,
bird ami yellow bird live very i>eaee
ably together in the Botanical Garden,
there.
CANJKI> APPLES. —Take nice ripe
apples—those that will nut mash in
cooking. I'aro, core and quarter
them. Have ready a syrup, putting
in sugar in proportion to the tart
ness of the fruit, and also about ono
lemon to the quart. When all is suit,
seal in good cans