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vantage tohe Dtasvtlg $ i I1 .irated or pasture land so sma period. The qaestioa mmt he or if the :t&m$$$ necessary'it.3rorf4 o income than: that-an: attempt; to. noney; the kind 'and aStof labor not ustifr the absence, of the cattle Mts from the same. In other words in .r5arT to eat thw grass, because .Comid-W ,v "i -J ?Itts: m rombemmpmof a;croP:tlie question of how much 1--. 7- ..... T : fields, or wittt; -pratGtiwuy ;ani: crops,-- must nercr be overtoolred imrp are rtside:Bireigbt ; vested or marketed and wrtiwai iiw 1 ; rr. j ' stock to consume . them: they rau&t he ; UO It ana Da It Oil Time allowed to waste'or miikt bc irscd5r : 4 tTWTvm r Szing ilonTvteic was at wuld generaUr mvoW other 'day and re- ble expense or jiwctmejiVwHich may rtncht l am unaMe to not be justified rvitiw. yotttGa? P t&e busi areas of uncultivated taiio!a -aiict.rare . f.ess and 7Ik that handle during quantities of other ceding stuffs pro- ; f e A very; simple rule, that it the tana wfiKa irecetatcrT ; " V 1WV" LU iU,,uvv vcr Taking a step, further,, the expense- f fu:c iAifpr. of providing facilitiei 1 for :epmg ; ,f t . r't t livestock profitabrr bea. the Iack of accomplishment and the available feed so-small that it ' of the avage man, and espeaaGy the will pay better f turnkigumor dw to the fact like clover, or cowpear vetvet ; that he waits for amore convenient beans under as fertilizer than to pro- time when he feels more vide the livestoclco consume; them; dai?S it, for a time when every especially if there area uncutrnrated ?S will be more to hu aotioo, or for or pasture laoandWdexabl-.Vi j13. Pfpareduess, quantities of crop residues; jtifjingVlibe less of a handicap m the doing the keeping of; livescfc.fbrt their, Af many tasks that e to him to do utilization. In other words the prbb. QJ 10US business or lem of disposing o suck cr'ops eco- ; sciaI obligations that are the portion nomicallvmustbe dehtmmedbT CQn;- all good citizens. sidering the fanew'tioa'' country every year are whole rather than merefv the dtsoosal sen. poor , crops that are the. direct of any single cron by its elL ' v . result of the farmers neglect to break TW arW i Uw t"'the &nd on time-to prepare a first-. disnnoV of th fairod sif.cIass seed bed, on time, to secure good fr Kv.v r.Mtrn 'vc tfiocA ; seed and proper fertiliiers on time, or nrnHnrtc mav KTtarvf am wari to cultivate at the proper time. Then keted if there is a market -or sale for the harvest is waste apparent on them. Second,, thej mar be plowed : evefT bai(1 or ey?se or ar" imr -rrr rt.K . w. vcsuii inturrcu. lust uctausc uic Home Ground Flour fo iBSill I so located and of iucli arnaturei that they can be used-te that pur Third, these product j may' be fedto livestock and marketed; in jthe" form of livestock otodneti'.--T -k farmer had a hotd-on the tail rather than on the head of firs bushiest. A note is due at the bank, and the farmer has his, credit injured and the business in which he is engaged dis- As to the first method M lisal, f1" .bybuibeas people because u ... . . - - . . ; Iia watte for q rnnrp rnnvpniMt 5a Jt must be remembered that ! any pro duct suitable forfeuiiattioodTWbrth' more and generally ; sells; fof?.more than it will prodtiexrlf; irieVfor;:Kirt-. stock feeding; As? a generat practice nen, imman food products- should not he waits for a more convenient sea son to meet his obligations instead. o attending'tQ vital matters at the pro per time, which is bow. Too many farmers repair the fence after the animals have damaged the be used for livestock feeding; hot this' crops rather than doing it in time to does not entirely, preclude" the use of guard against damage Think about human food grains for livestock feed- seriously and you will agree with ing, because their us$m Hrnitedeuan- me that our power for accomplish- tities in feeding livestock - may" add raent. would be more than doubled, if sufficiently to th e: leedmi Ine : bf tn? same ePttditure of ene wa& othpr faA: ' .i , i.t" m Aa. mk trmA. ratlipT thatt a little be 7 .,u ag stlIJ as Wusniy tnerr !.' Tr-OT on the use of hich-nrked hiimajt food . " Products as feed fdr,Kyestoc When a TimAiAK?iUi lL A Diaries for Farm Accounts fertilizer its value is deterrnmed by A NUMBER of ways in which farm the organic matter isuppliei in keeping at- as by the soalled-platttfcjods.ttcon- ;cpunts of thefr farm business are sug a,ns but peiAaps'- thtery'itical a new Farmers' BulletinNo Present method of measuring the fet- '; 782; prepared by the Office of Farm uiizer value Qf-aVDrodftrtlrr-the United. States Deoart- a!n?unts of nitrbgenphosh Many success- p liuusn it contains. 'Thjs valuers futtarmersjt is said, have toundtnat so "suallr less than its feeding tal a rfiarv fs sufficient to enable them to ' refore, following f'tht" same keep track of their affairs without asonmg as applied to the'tbC-' - compeffihg'thenl to devote an undue r "Juci and for 1i t. '. c A tii.. w Mi.' 'v."m : . w - . A k f Ar(1& in. shn )A w 1 ,;uAfca.uuifc. niCa. xaJEaers axu jjaiuuiwij duct iil not 8njr:be:'se ffer-1; ested :" ':(I receipts and expenditures; 'er- r , :mtW0$ ?'aBd:(23 the records of work and pro Ahc third'' ir.;. dates of planting proaucts of. the farmy which re.: and ot harvestings cruy. y,, !cr it is ' necccssa etc. In. many cases the tnese nieml: order icrtil ; to economicallymainUinlsoil: found tp be the mos , a iu jLccxi(.xnem tOMtvestocK: convciucui ;,- -rr .. 111 determining :'r Ij -rr-rAr TTn new bulletin contains a rosinS of th rWi blank forms and other m- u u is not cflR:: l:nrmnn in res:ar 1(1 it is tint .eJ - ir.tMiri;fr.i: : rardtrt theuse of the nich Wl1! bring the most' morijy;:nor . diary, in this connection. .. .:v xy - mm. Many people would like to have old fashioned, water ground flour and meal. But few of those old mills are nrrming today. If you want that kind of flour you must make tt'yourselfand you can make it right in. your own home. An Arcade Home Flour Mill grinds com; barley, rice,' wheat, rye, buckwheat, oats, peas or soy beans coarse or very fine just aa you want. There's a lot of satis faction toe in knowing that your flour is clean for you can wash the grains before you grind themv The Arcade clamps fast to your Kitchen table. Grind the grains you like and make your own com bination using little wheat,as the government re- Also made in larger capac ity to be operated by power. Every farm home should have one Fine for grinding chicken feed as well as flour. Can be run by electric power ror gasoline engine quests Therms no end to the tasty things you can moke when you have an Arcade. It's so much -easier to get along with Ietb than; the usual amount of wheat flour; too. . : The Arcade Home Plour Mill is needed right now la every homa ' and the price is so low that every home can eflbrd one, in fcet it pays for itself in a few; weeks. Home ground flour costs about one fourth as much as the fcmd you buy. If your dealer does not cell the Arcade, ask him to get one for you. Do not Except a substitute, rifc sist on the Arcade. Price $3.50 east of the Rocky Mts Send if or fre.e ffBCtns hook. "Rt- Iter Baking for Less Money." The Meade Home Flour Mill Maibi by Arcsds 13$. Ccnpany, 2012 Arcsdo Are Frecpcrl; EL i An Imitation -he it Ever no Goodi i SUH an Imitation.? When you invest in a manure spreader you are buyiiur an implement that ought to be the most profitable machine on your farm It wilt be. if von wont by the experience of others and choose the machine that has stood the test of time. Buy the iffinah the machine which revolutionized old-fashioned methods, which has always been the leader in quality in Bales j ' x mi..' S rorii mm. Registered JCll5.PdtXWt Lowdowfi. Ikht draft Loads and pnHs without undue strain uni . n . 1 t 1 .11. j '1.1. .1- J Dnlmrrima mart or team. Mas S01K1 uouom wim cnam cuuvcvuia. ui.AAc 'thoxouchly and spread evenly. 6 to I ft wide. SDreada from S to 15 load per y acre at your opuotv 07 jueiei? touuug Drives' with heavj sprocket chain no cean. RMt th "New Idea." ftt lour dealer & coirs V'.k 9t tabe mcwtiatUactory. The liSht team, weighlnlonly about 2000. oamuei h w nr.rtlc all all tha farms. The evenness and itsentftb of the frMth aiw top-dretee frttft your macmne. hi a toolM Canncr on affttd to b Without if h wanU rendta J s. hccluck. TWn vaara a iia I boatffat one afyoar spreaders, tost yearl got second one. one of the best paylnl tools mair can hereon form. We spread Bme a veil a ma nure with our MEW TOLA Spmadfersk Wotrid not tWnk of ronnlni my Carms wthc thsm. A. St wEW-n. rtlavnad7oarNEW IDEA Snreader for five reace. Am w well pl-td with the we tdoes. that 1 wouMBouw" any other. Has cost me only 30o for repairs and that was caused by my own neflect. P. L W0HTHIKGT0N. Addnaed upo.l WbI wait for him. t& tee yew n he la probably short f , :'; f of help Insist on the "New Idea' and don't d - a; l fcW rporreta bv takinir soma other machine XI you don't know who- Nils tne ".New xaesr writa us and vre will give yon bib name. Ueii OUT COOS xuapwei which- gives much near tniormauoa about mannra and 101I feruuty. (2 Tht MFWIBEASnreaderCa SPREADER SPKCJAUSTS COLOWXIEB Otfl', V 1 Yilm writing to advertisers, say: "Isat. ypar coVer&enent utTKe: Progressive Farmer - ""r:-;"r- ;': M PS if
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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