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t, , I Address communications to.'Agron Is 73 Acielaido 4t. West Toronto twble Sarap,4 ei ,4 ,on t $�$, first, cald th birds 'n firut I . I
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I � I The Romovs,j of the,11oney Crop and truck. trucl,,� or ,wagon, lylus 4 =all amount of, qorria, '' , t. ang thaw:ork a from t
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all comba The house c l4t�&14 I therefore, on th I
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1, I I . Requeening'', supers should be plaleed that , ., " � lat $s required. The bird ls,thm tractors may be of some inter, t 'And. to be finished- -earlder, *10h a convoll, I
- I . 1 4 . . aralijel with tlw axles; but on a ter and there wa's no,�.p-lace tws.dfAti�� 911 it, on . .
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1� 1; , I wheelbarro . w they,sh�ul,d ,be paridlel in the yar& I* I *� iair wrappea ,In a burlap sack, Or similar the advent of the $mail, tract0r, �s Ili the yield P 40T,6�1 1 " 4
1 ., ge room. on eWds bod vejAt , , �. , ... pollit is of, very &ftit aftiportan04
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. I the I�Ive -for tho lwl�olle cro, Should 'be 'to cover and 1)T I . � .. y covering le4ving,pnly the I Ittle #1smesion and dispute 'ha's in e#t mating the value of a trhotor ''
�. ' may ,be used 01tect the The'two. co�6kerels were noarl" de- I I I . I I I
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� . �. Otovidedi. el many: of:,; the part o I , lie allows arlson regard land should, not be Overlooked,.
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1. I � . I I 94von , eonai4omtlon when planuing "up' . . I � of: pre. hens'showed large bare pi�6h�[#, ,Those for a thorough-stearkil .1 value of horses and, traoitOTO for farm Another Important adyanLV* of'th*' , . I I �
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- � I � � . venting robbing, the eptranee, ,of the cockerels "1194'stand pationtly while � A � d of picking, giartink from article to engage In this di0a" tobe finishe4 In the summer I . � ,
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"I 1: i1-rt`ra`t'd honey house should Jbi tawge enOugill working back. � The bur-
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011 , ., , , . o0rab I L Y, six supers of 6MLY this 9easolils; crop, we tWn our atten- doub�edly about ready to,become 810i f eathor�. must be s&eaming while be- very valu . I I
sight sections *wh. tion to the first step in , .the prOdoetion because of the crop -bound d4n4 1 L roeapposing that the farmer is 004 ed account of hot we@ther. o
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��; I'll . I j - Though the time and; method, �of re- The cause of the feather eatlag�,was I or fifteen minutei to Clean 'a 900"Pe or rush seasons of awdins, harvesting %,Owing, an4 for h.%UI4*g Jhe binder, . 1. 11
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�Al - �� ripen on this hive, �ers should . .1 L . The cur 1 6 is also m . a I d4 - by I du4,, �ofiipfetely by'this. pr000sa, I and . P or, is not keeping -a bay louder and road dtas.-- irot )),elt. . -1
�'-� be removeal tA, 91 eftt, two- quedning wQ vary .with the System of apparent. . and UK plowing 1. 'L �
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� 9 of t1is honey 14 ea, .. over- nianag-ement eza�110,7ed, -it Is necessary removing tl�e causes., I I hL I , , '' ' Lthe feaffierg �be removed from a j)umber , ...b;;Z mare#, whose extra 0ower, the *motor haif lbeen used in ' , ' ,�
1- I I I It, "' ''in L Chicken. In three - -or four minutes . be. � 1�
L�, In,6om� honey prod -me owever, that a vigorous queen shall .head each many eases of, feather Ca. lng� L a .L L L � - services may used, in vwh emerg- tIlmshing, ovftirve ensilega, trindifig I
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JMe to fill the hive with farm flock withabulldant t4ilte'anti'a ' L* I I I,- I - . eney, one of the, main advantages of feed and &awlisg.woo& I � 1. ;
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L�11 opplars shoWd W removed-gis fast as colony � in f , th4 . Iris difficult to present Agarei on � .
t-- L L pttnty� of young bees :for wint,oTingl chance ,to exeicise and, scratcfiL,ig;6jne - — D iraictor cormists, in" being able to .
�, , , . &Y axe Mpped, to prevent travel place.. It usually occurs, in, the ;�m.i ' Dipping tRe Lambs. o land, Ivi emiling'verY quickly. the coot per awn, (d p1wing or diocins-- -
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. Th�wefore, all weak or failing queens . I , pr#par L. . I . � 6 W" thocoat L
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�,� the be,st method- employda is .b)r mesrA, of twarm contrO.1-fin that practiced at within a very narrow I ranje.'t@jj,4ck ,,and- ocoa,alon;ally result In ston.tod moreover, nisy .be operated if desired This colt will'.8al*nA to AJareo ex� . ,
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� of the bee- hi h rivetits, both' the ce-atraa n3operimental Farm. Ot- Of exer t ' b th " ' ' ,� p ri m o � g o L ticks �an be egally djo, � then L hoises'. an tent on the acreage lli%dw, LiM the
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i'a� � shrald be placed, late in the afternoon ' to stlad arQUIL, cove'rvd by,parting the wool. Swh rapM, work lftft�L%used, Twbim ' L Item i , III
F - . �.Tig L 0 1 consist9in removing th,6 old queen, on . d�,andl..pul,l-fe4th,cits-,ftf>m I I liorn io to 90 o - 'L
, hoWd be dear 0 1 1 L I li '' , � " aerea, L t,ng a., ' L I
_�;�. L when the j isupi L to ' her flock mateS,.When One CT' , The Inz6A Is killed by a1pping. one fr,qUYlAlYL'ormb1"�`1Iel& being seeded. expense In,' ' a.' " 4re Ad�-
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- ,VV _ZoUr .the may spread � throug, �;, the dipp�jng w%X kill I I
lil _ I eells early in the ,61, the habit it � `h 'ding ad, i*eciation,charg6a
�Ges in froal. over flow, ancl do- L, ' JYU L all the,11ATig ti-Ck$� Wors,d rain sio'rrn, thus avol I .
1�i'� hvaral time-4spending On weather, atroying P-11 calle; and nine UYS'later flock through imitation. , T�'�k*'Such t. tie eggs thin on tha sheep will &tIonal q� of the L 1'ar'a Md 'these J+eMS 'a�-6 pvoloulOY' Influenced L
X- con-ditiom One eseap6 board, equiff-, weather � Isi at hatch -when a 60onct. ,& pping Is 7101119- delay ju'meftg the ,grain. , T he valui .,by the type cd man r4tin$ *-e nij; , , I
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16-_ ped with two 2 -way bee�esoapes , ben. ' L . I all L ?11'
a YC'Ung laying quL famorable. GiVeL them. pleh'ty,'�c,t se�ry., . This should bo given about ten7 of early seadjug -in bntiaiiD and Quebec, China. Ca&oful att, 4.10 T49111red It
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i- I shodd be g1lo,ved per colony I deep,. ,scratching lifter in tho 4aylnk-�! day, first one is ma -d& Is sometimes riot full�r wVreclatedl; the" costs 4ro pitow L but the
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. klano'ed-dry ''U&% Lai# A' number of standard the following &1:4 se�mrea !-Tom an trA;ctor should not 11>6 ih r
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jl�r moossary to remove - the emp of an I � . 0 worst � � d1po on the market, any of which years for neglect on the ep
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� The 4prIngs of thol Dairymen bave found that tht erg or i M enW- Farm, answer the p4rblueftt qftles On, . - , �
out-, M solate thern until� thok Wtectk-114 are SINVOWS C!"m On at the Cen&hl kiparim
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1�� Must D,� got irop6ly; tb,at is, I boara bill, In the largest Item 00iffl,'"n . OUL th h .1 "fAve 4 ":fv,rm siiould I
�- ', I 113M L .. turned a range w ere t 0 package and these shorm1d be fol- Ottawa, shows iho value ol early seedL. "What size and
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�- � so 2: a bee can SOt p"s thl6b-gh;; with cost 61 milk. Th4 man who Im"i , I , � . Wharm many mheep are In
. fotget the habit. I I , , V. % this �046ilithont ffie' first seed- use a tmobor," no aefi�lte statement '
kf, �L otherwIse much bruilving, shaking and � a fiiot-cl�tss - &iry herd is. Inclined'to � I I- .�[,,L. j.'L being, 4ipped a tank should- be provid- � 0 giverl, Varyinj conditions and - ' ,
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0� - smoking may be reqlilr�a, 60 cloaT the belleve th&t the orlg4nal owA 6f tht - 4. ' This- -will save mu& +Ama. In t4so TO&* to sow,ana f6v suomajoive seedL Ailff
6", - Playigthe Game L i �' 0 1 orent incgra*ps alter,eack case, I I
supers of btes. . 11 I . ,::.L " 1.
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� " , � . olft a few ire treated, a barrel Or Inca were mado at one week Intervals. However, sollas .
r� , I � To place om escape all that Is neces- has 4 tow yea" of eiVerlen* h,# 110 first thing ueoessary it we ox- tmb. .i,o . I
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V", . . sary is to tip the stack of Supers. to' elvangto his mhA It Is fh* lood big-, p"� to be auqctaslul In ,� ,, �h con be emp16ye4. The water ,bhe beat re"ts in *very case were I may be -given. A farm which quireq
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bt rimoved an ut, yw aitet yaag�, p�ne, Ix an und4ristandint of, thii , . - L ..�
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d to allitio the esem"ll: In seaeon and 0 tase , 4 ftgldlatlo�a'by which I It. is '01�iedl. ture thorouj;hly stirred Into -the water that i,g, COV671,
board it,�<I*rnmidi. If, howel4r, clust-' that to" up the bit lft 0 I I - - ; ro Ing I I . .1
ik: � belo ,us . Tho bottom a the tanU . ready to. fio�r. a tractor. A ftm whi6a Tojilh-es.five ,
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A� *ring "ace &il the b4g`tna room to' Our experiment StittlQuE halve oon, *mount of strenrbIl, " or niez�tal 1,'o'r barrel , ahtuld be kept well agitated. * The deerew* it yW by delaying Or M0,118L Work hors" and villich-, UIS'e-3 I
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. take wo of th which may (Imt*d many tests . L ,'L I I 'Hold the sheep In the mixture for one sigding one Wa6k beyond the V&iod or could use tonsid6rable bolt poNver, ,.
F�i- -be gj%oroa sa-,- required, pla" a at �'-tAi ie of sil--' in tte Tation. The. us a good sporbigmala unlWs'LW.6,1k1A*W L . � I
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, of honey mA� ba,plaoad above. I SlIage. Sevotia- years ago. it w" de- vdd�Da' skill of hand, head . been NhOkn. L
J�L�� ra"Strated th%j corn Silage I&Vbd the Put the rulles, JLnto lgxeoutjoj� L,' �Ohen . . �. q ley of 24 per cent., and with oats of *ese two horess would cau ' Be soma ,�
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1� the afteage and being unable to till all the limestone applied, were so fine � - I arentt,��'as
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r:'.11 I J. G, Hill with the harvests secured When Froebel was looking for, a,glood, thing for children to Collect , 17. � ' '"
by the average farmer. Dr. Shutt, the mout A,gTilcultural Chemist, reeoln- name suitable for his system of�'�,pidu- specimens; how they revel in -the . The farmer never knows his, exAOt A raguilar grain ration materially -
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i� acre will be required for Pivactical pur- "gardener" Of the kindergarte�n'sh' I ' i
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,, ficulties as a spreader may be used Nearly half of Froebol's Atdih'' low Only on oak trees, and that they
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the ground rock be dlibributed by Plays deal with the, thin L' o t well as I �
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- spreading may be &na at any time thatIreely sWm flowem and chii�ali�s We may have only a vaoant lot near e'r',11ts, but loses much in anticipetion. a-djodning,the pwtare'or at the barn. � -
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l � naily be led to the love, afi,&' to ,a I . �p . When you .
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�, peclessitles for soil improvement Is do,wa or pastures. . The Coarser lime. knowledge �f his - AII , ., flowers -by the wayside without fear I
[ L�'., 1� you are VUrd before 'You start that -
Ume. Annual replenishing -at the soll stone described, above can ,be applied gives him such gift." , ''.1 I How many different weeds grow of rebuke. Running brooks are frae. I It I .
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I such an extent that it becomes Uid quent applications. I Child of e I ivery land, be he bladk;,-whike One of our .most &Iightful, kinder- God: Instead of the cop. , . ,, .1, wh . .1 11 -
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I ten oic-cuos-lons was the Suggestion Give me the farm life f or all around I , III .�
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I crops are reduced congiderably4 Ex-; Agriculture states "that the applica- All nature is akin .to ebi1dt,0,o4;' � a,4h,114� ta see how nially diff ereat I natural existence. - Wayne 'Church, ;�ing to force a filled bucket to hold ' t
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1� ,Wonder is that supplies oUbbia product partment goes. on to say that , a a Id e . U71 � � � a 11 kill . I ." . '� '
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P�4 - , I i , I &o,od way' for slowly dii�chaljging 8" 11. I I
11 I I ! ,. *Ing easily procured In ahnost all sources of -artificial chemical taTtiliz- I :ing the adbion by 'Only' ' i 0110 my.- �dergarten children. � void diseas, germs, A great itarlqe-y I " 11 I I '%, "
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� '' fairriling ate", lime is not in more'e ,, 1 '#'�'% of =ement cap',be found oil - a
failed, our total farm output could'of long., � I time up to, high gravity. Disob 9 " : , ,
�1� � gonaral.'ujo 4yy Canadian farmors, par- ' rs . .ScOering 1 We ,O�, ,�h,' lie "Wiliat is the grease inside the but- farm. I like the'woofflalld owing, .or a , '. ,
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