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LIVESTOCK AND DAIRY.
HOW Td HANDLE THE YOUNG
v BULL - v
.THE mOORESSlVE PAIWIE
ed w&ich is much-better for feeding
; calves and pigs." 4 ; : - 5
7.' The wp'rklsdoniuore qulcku
; and a large amount pMabor is aaveL
w. utun mujo unnorm onnl
make a fine large 'bull. He . will not
deyelop Into such j an animal with ; ity of butter, is' obtained.
Buch treatment. : He will likely get
good calves even under such adverse
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Givomm Plen.orFeed, Wat- and onditIon 8 Dut It wIU be the ruina- NewLlVCStOck Buildings at North
Exercise, and a Lot to Himself. tlQR of wnat mlfent have made under ; . Carolina State Fair.
MANY youns beef bulla will go right treatment, a fine bull that you tiroP R S Curtis RPnAa o
onto the : farms of Progressive could take pride in; A. L. FRENCH. rii ac"
Wrmr mm thlft fall, and" iinon J - -, Wa,m-J..f new
Yes, You Need a Separator.; yiina state'Fair and writes us
the treatment .they receive depends
very largely the. development they
make. . , ' - . v. -V7- :
It should , be remembered' at all
T MILK eieht cows and make butter lows:.
for whichir get 30"cents a pbund VMvestPCk exkibltorft
at recent
- 6TAN0AROIZCO. - ,
EASY AND SAFE TO USE
INEXPENSIVE '
Oil ALI UYE STOCK
DISINFECTS
CLEANSES
PliniFlES,
It hai M miny uas that It to
a nelty on vry f arm.
CURES MANGE, SCAD,
RINGWORM, SCRATCHES
Dcsiroys All Disease Geres
DRIVES AWAY fUtS ;
Writ for Froo DooMots
pAmiiz. iis & cd.
DEPARTMENT OF ANiMAL INDUCTRY
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
rnt! will itpay me to buy a cream sepaVn State & Fairs:, will-; recall vividly
tknes that selection; and feed ng are q f . , ; - . ;:: ;:?.v tccomodatloiis which; have tol
the-factors that are responsible, in k- - VVa JiZrto hn r. . ?Ll?Tm
If we estimate that these cows will .merly-been provided for exhibiting
give an average of 20 pounds a day show -stock. ; while there was no
each for 300 days in. the year we ; 40ubt a reason for i this .condition,
have a total annual milt production those who , know- what might have
of 48,000 pounds.' If; this contains 4 ; been have had: reasons for saying
per xent butter-fat the total butter- : that the livestock industry fell into
fat produced In a year is 1,920 nothing 4 short of a disgrace. It is
pounds: ' . r ' with much satisfaction that the wri-
By the shallow-pan method of rais-' terls able to make the statement that
4? o.hij v- . - Q nxrer. a C A til A f n i ! - Tlfl a na tram an f will
riorate on his hands generation after " , 7 7 n, I -t - VtuZ, i ;. ear
generation -All breeders who have cent of .this fat will be obtained, or proyide an entirely new location with,
been iJ the lrk 'Swr yearl 384 pounds will be lost. y : . comfortable buildings for horses, cat-
reaSze tbis and the mjoritT It the .deep-can setUngr system Altho all the
realize wis, ana me majoniy vl aVa, . A. - M .i ' un;0 n,AnA,A n v. .
may be Obtained, or only about 135
pounds of butter-fat will be lost per
year.
large degree, for the present excel
lence of the beef ; breeds,; and any
breeder who neglects to give the best
thought to the mating of the animals
under his charge, or who is stingy
with feed, will faiHnbt only to con
tinue the improvement already made
with the animals under his r charge,
but will see his herd actually dete-
them give the; young animals that
come on from year to year that good
treatment which causes them to grow,
spread and thicken rapidly, making
big sappy fellows of them at weaning
time. ; ' .'y:.::;.S?i .-'V.'-;-.
Now if this development is to, con
tinue and the aninials make the big
thick fellows that are needed to sire
growthy, thick calves, the good feed
ing and care must continue until the
beasts are past their second birthday
at least. Good treatment, as we know
ed this year; a permanent plan will be
provided which will allow for unus
ual growth of v the stock show. The
By the use of a separator the loss buildings will be simple and durable.
of butter-fat should not be over 40 the construction being for conven
to 80 pounds in 4 8,000 pounds of '4 lence r and comfort , rather than for
per cent milk. This" allows for the pretentious purposes. . V
skimmilk containing from one-tenth ) "All Btalls and pens will be so loca
te two-tenths of 1 per cent of butter- ; ted that be had
fat. ' ; v :;v r.. around
mis means a saying oy tne use or-.- wnica-wui.De Duiit eventually a pavil
tne separator oi ti to y 5 pounds of npn ana ra
seats to accommodate
it, means an ' abundance of good .ttetat oyer the deep-setMng methv -Wop Wsjif. see "the judging
nutritious feed so balanced as to pro
duce bone, flesh and a reasonable
amount of fat. Every farm in the
South can produce at home such feed-,
stuff in abundance. -First comes suc
culence, furnished by, good permanent
pasture, winter catch crops such as J
rye and crimson clover, oats, and
vetch, wheat; oats and rye, etc., and;
corn silage, i Next comes grain, feed, -consisting
of corn and r cottonseed
meal, or corn and soy bean meal.
Third, dry hays, among the best of
which are soy bean, alfalfa, sapling
and common red clover, cowpea oats
and vetch, etc. v ..
When the young bull is taken out
of the crate, tie him in a clean stall
for a few days until he becomes ac-
ffi?A!BM quainted with Ms new folk. If he u
nervous ana excuaDie aner ms inp
oa ana a saving ox ov xo 344 pounas aone.;- r .ti
of butter-fat a year oyer the shallow- ;:,.KVTiBfo'ttdtion;- of all buildings
pan methbd of raising the cream. V Viil be brick or concrete. Large,
It is not too much to state that if roomy stalls and pens Will be pro
the separator is handled weir it will ; vided between ' which' . will be wide
saye 75 to 100 pounds of butter-fat passage ways for Viewing the stock,
in 48,000 pounda of four percent.; ; I VUnderth, old arrangement it
milk, over the best results to be ob- was impossible-; for spectators to
utmcu uy nay gravity process ot rais- watch the nlacine of the awards.
This Whip Outlasts
:;;jv;M;0i ;.;;-,
A big dalffl. but we stand ready to prove
it-and more. Red Rawhide Center
Whips look better, have more snap.
Stand straighter, excel in all whip points,
because they are builtaround Red Raw-
mac centers, uur secretmetnoaot treat
ing the cream ; . but if half this saying
is made it will pay to buy a cream
separator, for the saving in butter-fat.
is not the only nor the chief reason
why one who makes butter from even
whereas, this feature of a stock show
is the most important to be given at
tention. ' Special emphasis has been
placed on his phase of the exhibit in
planning the new buildings. The
eight cows should use a separator, judging pavillion now specified to be
The advantages of the separator are
about as follows:
1. The separation of the butter-fat
is more thorough as we have already
seen
the great eye-opener to whip users, and
will save youirora buying interior whips.
we will send you this proof tree, if your
dealer has not the facts. , Ask him first
UNITED STATES WHIP CO.
Westlleld Mass.
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FdctoryPnces
and firet better eurtnes. ' We Mil
tonsers direct for less than deal-
era Day. for lowofrrade engine No
one can tell better engines than the
WlTEE'Eigw
Gasoline, Oaa, Keron. . 64 ttyl
and tlM. 1H to 40 U-P. Standard, for
yetn. TbwaMiwu lnMeTerTwber,irinian
blgtaett pralia. EaT to Start, Wlthon
Cranklnr. and contlnaous ron&lDtr, (SA
boon a day It naeded), im m tr UuQg,
lammw or winter, k vtvtj wtiii.
lOBmrretTrUL 5.Tetr6uartctf,
wnaabia
with lat
prloeby return
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CfcrtlS LA CRESCENT. MlNM.
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on the cars, treat him with utmost
kindness. Give him all the good fresh
water he will take, ahd start him off
on a. very light feed of grain one
pound per day for a 500-pound calf
and increase this gradually so that
at the end of a month, he is having
about all he will cleaa up quickly of
shelled corn four - parts, cottonseed
meal or soy bean meal, one part. - A
little green corn fodder or clover
should be given while the youngster
is getting acquainted; then as soon .
as he becomes quiet and gentle, he
should have" a small grass lot in
which there are no other cattle un
less it should be possible to give him
one or two steer calves for company.
. r With the grass .his hay . and grain
feed - should be continued and he .
should be haltered and; handled sev-
eral times per week until lie becomes
so gentle-that he may be caught any
where in the field. .'- S... '
- He . will need a light clean shed
under which to go during bad storms
but don't ever shut him up in a dark
barn, or keep him ,tied up for : any.
length of. time after he has once got
gentle; for exercise and'sunshine are
prime necessities In the development
of strong breeding cattle. When the
youngster, is 12 -months old he may
haye three or four cows brought .to
his lot per week, and given one serr
vice each; .but never under any con
dition turn a young,vlgorous, grow
ing bull out with a herd of cows to
pick all .his living off of scant pas
ture,, and to-serve cows to the limit
of his powers, if you wish, him to
erected subsequently, will seat from
800 to 1,0 00 people comfortably. In
the large judging pavillion of the In
ternational Stocky Show at Chicago
accommodations ar nrftvidfid for 10.-
2. Better cream of any desired per OOO neoDle. Man v. State fairs have
tne same arrangement except on a
cent of butter-fat can be obtained:
3. Souring or ripening can be more
easily and completely controlled.
4. The separator removes insoluble
dirt from the milk. -.
5. There is less danger of the cream
absorbing bad odors or btherwise be
coming contaminated.' "
6. Fresh warm skimmilk is obtain-
somewhat smaller scale. North Caro
lina is well worthy of. a place among
the ranks, and it is safe to say that as
soon as the . fair management pro
vides suitable stock 4 accommodations
the stockmen will make a show which
will attract unusual attention and re
spect.'!" , .'
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