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I . i lid tb Ose covered that gre er. ,
I ... ers are worth while and the principal of bedding, However, Zbou I
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advantages of us*.iig them? lPor dble, it a 'Portable i V given by t1hQ � Y, ..
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. djuring the ;�agar-,making period., cov-'front!of the pen: ,
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P - ells may. Ile of X,,V,e vRlue, but the un.w L PllelltY Of dry sad, � 1: il,%, . I
11 , % Certainty ofthe weather ill March and house well ban -ked on the out i e, the not been slow to,obsenn , ,e I this,',tende �, .. I . . ,
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W I I early April wovbi make it ww',th� c0ll§trUiCt4;ox1 -being such, as to ,prevent arild has wbrIced. for it. , , I. I . I ",", I ., I I
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V� sow - . ,vill, be v I -et in.a large 'way,, Cianada-mas;'.
� . radny I time when the sap is runTAng ery -collif ortabile, mark I "I I I
b. � � are -corvers advantageous. It is record- The .feed trougl, s(houl,cl be placed the chief s-ource of supply f or iniPort-, Heads Historical SocietY-
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P11 ,� i yty yards from the plen to ed Cheddar Cheese. ,Sinoe,ithe Can -1 -Sir Edmund Walker has beea.elect-
11� I . ed in a bulletin ent-Wed "'The Maple til"Irty 'or f -O -Or f Doll, adian chee,ge was .produded in ' six ed he.ad of the Cliamplain S.OcAety, the
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F I Sugar Industry," issued ,by th�e Do- foree the ,sow to come out f I
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W. �., millao'll Department Of Agriculture, i wards sh,e will get the necessary exiew" siderable'Vwo,poTtion of,jtAo,.,bL, acin-'.collecting of Canadian Historical data.
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P6 ., ., I that: one farmer with a thougand �treea I - -hat all active heall- served in Order to meet"reqdirements Its officers represent all part�; of Vae
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. I made 600 paunds'of sugar, whil� his'cis-a. Remember t, he remainder'of ,the- year. New Dominion. - . . � I .
W � r neighbor runniniga plant of equal size � thy mother pro.duoes strong, healthy for t ., .,I . � I . � . �
0�1 I poured out all of the sap -during the,, offs-priligs, Zealand coming' in,to the mArket duv- . I .
F1 li In feeding the brood sow the alm ing -the, season of'n,6Jl�p;Odk1ctio-n ill
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11-, I � salne period because continuous rab should be to keep her well nourished, Canada, was able to torrimand imine- . I -_ . .
W had so tbinnei the -sap as to make it 1, m T, n
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supply alll the require- increased her Output, Of cheese that i winter and ,often caused from wash-
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`� I other case; is recorded of 90 pounds ,of ficient -feed, to - . a . dttin,
0 , ments -in building bone and good firm ,she now supplies about, thje�:sarle ani- t ing the udider, or the te- ts g 9
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sugar being- obtaiped from 290 pails I as. Canada and', NeW �,�, Zealand wel; and chapping in the. cold wind.
"' of sap arid storm water which shouU, , I I find siom, cow' give more trouble
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W , " if the sap had been 1-lure,liave yielded of liquidit should be avoided because shipments are on the 11yeTeas.e.
0- _ I ort oil the part 01' the Under the stimulus -of the war from this source than oth;ers. If. - it�
P 11, 290 pouilds of wagwar. Another ad -i Of 11he -extra eff
nimail to heat up this liquid. The prices New ZeallanA d-eveloped her necessary to wash the udider, ,or even
P.- �, vantage of +he coi-er is -chat it pre--! a ' .
. vents bits of bauk w 0 .
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, It was oughly dried. I liave found it an. ex-
� ss, leaves, and meal should be allo I , I
W other debris fTolli blov,lng into the Considerable thilej to become moist- has. kept it up ever .since. �
- , ened, using s1bP or dairy by-products. found, that * the po,Wlarity -a the cellient pwactice, where cow,$ give
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� , and wood. They do not lie flat on -.0 --A _u .,.;. .P_.1- _q-, a�;.i -A, - i,etweell. vaseline while milking, just enough to
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tie pail, but rest against the tree and gi ound oats are to be PT
but the use- of some of the heavier
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grease the tests. BY Uisl
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above the sliflie, -thus allowing -for an
a inealis .is permissible, ,such as corn,
air space between the cover and th . lattex
prices, .that have been obtained during
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Is Cow -Testing Worth While?
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Ate breket. This is important barley, or pea meal, but the
top of t q -
-d .lie fed sparingly end in a mix
past yeaTs:hav,e,,b4en'about1
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al, .varying only �a to the
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,them up, keeging the -air ,out and pre-
laws.
"Is Cow testing worth. while?" Isi-whaterver
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source, if that , .
light revowl,i'
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because ungathered !iup on a warm. .-ho,ul
dlay is not so lia'Ye to fleteriarrate from ture with the first mentioned mealis.
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Season. New Zealand- ha's ji: qu ot-
in 'ima'son with
venting further chapping.
Not infreqi.iently co-virs contract the
the title of Pamphlet No. 24 by the' �,
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Smilor Dairy Promoter of the Domin- � . I
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rinent& , Mangels ,or beets shot6d be available
fe ation if air is admitted. �
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ex higher. early I .
Canadian taking the lez,dill Nol;ileitbe,w
habit of Making from no -other cause
j busines ri -=7 living. . � I .
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A. H. White, In the Rational beings ,can, make progres�st.. .
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be done meal ration, these should be given atj and December. Thres main forces
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than dhapped teats. Cows subjeat to
answering ques.-I .-,
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protect sinall fruit trees from being: the mid-day feeding, ,and giould be' have been at ,work , 9
is fed' Dairy Corlmissi6ner; in Inishing New
chapped teats 611oitillid be given special
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care to see that the teats
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girdled by mice? I fed whole. The grain rati( I
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Itely to morning and evening.
Answar:-Mice are most ii 0
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Zealand cheese. ola the British, market:
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after mil -king and before turned out
:for exercise. The milking sihauld be
Pra-Ctice forseveral years, an avel�age
of over 11,000 poundis of milk and,
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871.3 fat hasbeen attained.
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give trouble ill a young orchard that culence to the diet, keeping the di-Ifirst,
' organs cool and in good order. I
-cheese grading; second,
g, - 1 - and, third',
eration of qlar e :factories ,
done Carefully and in a ,gientlis man-
Plounds of
Individual grade cows in these select-
Wheat ,In seven prinei'l)'al whouat-,j),10- � I..
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snio,w and when food becomes sioarCe By feeding roots, the am,ount ,of liquid
by the -sow 'will be greatly
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the -development of ' ,a�. �extuxe that
suits the British taste bette& th an that
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ner, not to cause irritation. Do* not
punish a cow for kicking Or stepping
untries is, about a milllioii
ed herdis have produced over 15,000i,dulcing 00 .. 1- ,
pounds of milk- and, over 1,200 poundis'acres -shortof that sown the precedl .',� I
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are liable to gnaw the b -ark- of tender, required
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young trees. The trees JuELy be pro- -
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away froin the milker while being
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if sh. a is ,suffering from, cha
of butterfat in 365 days.. In an un- year. These repoirit9tover the Alner- . I
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te-otred by ta,amping the s-nv,v firmly� ' few
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teats as they are v�I-Y painful.
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has -an average production per cow of � poTtant EvLopean producing counfries, .11
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arouild each tree, or lay mounding tile floor is cement or wood, a .L
shoilld be -kept on hand to supply
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tials of jood:, farming. � I I
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pounds of fat, while in the same di t Coindftions are reported. ge.n�eTallvy I C
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thein up wi& e$ltll in the .autumn. sods
mineral -matter; these can be thrown
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It is a human failing to;�, -_�i�iend 1,dine
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Tiracering time is 1 --Te. An hour
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with all nverage of Only 15,398 pounds � I . � .
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Winter Care of Sows. . Falt and charcoal kept ill, a separate
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bewallinig conditionsi . . . .
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I be lised, to improve... " � SL . L . "g be lat& On. Save vailuable minutes by
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of milk ,and- 192,2 pounds, Of fat. This'
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is instanced �o, show t 1jiffe :
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Practical hog raisers rec as a re,,.a
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tweell --heirds. It is 'hamIP17 necessary '
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Direct frern rers to Con-
surner," Write for'Pricew'! - �-
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Is more liable to dro p ,her pigs small,
pully and'weak..
fed, withoute are; the sow is iliable, to
derangement of. the digestive organs.,
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' - q-qi te ,�Vavat_ age� garden The , boxes iiiiiny be a-
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4s; thereby ensuring a
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butterfat � 4 for
premium for quality rather than
Hence the interest I
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During the period. -of ,gestation lot
wh.jell aolnetiriles results in the devel-
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Ing as tollaveto get 5-0
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shittill,aw as two and a quarter inches,
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quantity. it is in . .
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of evbi,y farmer to test .. .1 ,� -,
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the sow have the run of the barnyard,,
opment of an abnormal appetite. at
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11'Ut aft InIC4 OT two more is better.
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cow for, butterfat ,content, and. if 'low i � . �-, ��
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wheire ,she can root in the manure pile
.farrowing, and is a cause of the sow
your neighbOrs'ean go ii't their gaT-
Be surethat there .are holes- in bottom
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tiesters are,. found,- they should be - 11 . I 1; L't
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devouring ]ter Young. —
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de.tis and get appetizing 9- $.
for ftinking. .1 I
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Pruning. ble wood Temov,
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ishea, and, other good th i ' ps in ,PTO-
fusion. The ratb �er so-Ilid d , I of will-
Filling the box any o9d will- not
bring the best results. The most sue-
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The the tree is in inverse
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coulbbied wiLh .the I L',
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cessiful ,gardeners fila theboxes lo-oss-
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The -season when prunin
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vigor of
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ratio to the amount Of severe, heading
the*eather, puts the syst 1
condition so �b.at thefirst fresh, green
ck, end then press
tits top with a sti I
of course, imporbant.. that tbs Iry
cow should be given the ]Light sort
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Nx:l, praetict,c]. Th's Opes lint mean,
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things upon the table taigte like a
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the ,soil &wn wlith a smal piece ckf
leaving the tap of the soil
of feed, in sufficient quantity to main-
tain her the saine time to
loaded. it dacharges MireattY into I .. - I
barrow or forow. Eorinomleal to operate . _1 11 ..
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mixes ootioretis ior doors, silos, oto. Maui . �� , . I
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I the best scheme to adopt, in their par- I
how-eveir, that n�o prull
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advocateO, for a Certain aniou .
.11a.re. of course, one
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go to the corner grocer and get, a few
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about orre-half inch below the to,p'of
thebox, Xibettet stand of pliants. vrill.
and, at pro-
'lk as "she Is capsible
duce as much mi
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of. This call Only be detea,mined by
or ower,'mounted on skid$ � _1 .
or tr�,CT, I I �. .
T19,py our own onlue or our 'rypo .
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ticular case. Except in ex
sbould. be moderate and
.ssary in,an� tain "'he
nece - case to main
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preper sba,pe of a ties and 99111c,'
wilited, expens, substitutes but few
Me b 11-L I Al.
faxil-riews ,do, and I don't Ila e the
usivaelly result'if. the last hialf-hich of
studying aild Tecording the require-
ur Boolklat to frog. - .
Ths Goold Shaplay A I Mult - : L, L.
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should consist more -of thinning out
priiiiiiig sbould be given to eliminate
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soil put into the box before Pressing
it &wn is The seed should be
ments Of eaffi Cow. .
In proof that good cowa are the
Cowipany, Limitod. . .
mixer � 200 Wellington Strest . .
for3rMll BrantNid on"Mile
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here and, there, with as little beading
76-rchards
thi- po�zillilitv ofhaving to give dras-
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I the besti, but if there is a- surplus,
stand.
wit, in this layer of sand and ,close
.most econotilkal Producers, ail in.
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in as possible. In young
newly eat out, it may be necessary to
tie treatmetitat a later date to rectify
long negilect. The lesson is, however,,
bring the mo,st money. For thi's r0a-
son, anybo,dy who can po ssibly. -do,� a
SO the ,soil beneath. �
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in indoor
stance . !is suppllied of the two best
Cows in one herdi, in 1920, producing ,
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ado -pt a sys teni of heading ,back to.
-that only sufficient pruning to jliainm-'
little fussing in the hou§c ,or with A
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Sowing the seeds these
- they are
boxels is quite au art. If
a profit above feed ooet Of $707-30 .
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'Is the two inAhe .same .
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tain the shaps and general vigor of
the tree is to be rec,ommended.,
, - p aid, . hand(siornelY
-old frame )VIR 'be ro- � .
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sown too thickly there is g,restdialiger
Poorest .
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herd produced only $211.76. Cow .
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of rotting off, and if sown too than,
te8ting an d feed records will show the' - .
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years. In bearing orchards liglit an-
Indig'Urinlinate heading back delays
It is not necessary to livie a gres-n-
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valtuable sipace is wasited. Make -a
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� eigetables, oir
fruitfulness and redue-es vigor. LigliV house to in,suile early v .
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w trench about a quarter of an
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in the herd. More finportant still is I ,
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terialily alter the bintlalice between i
anZail prunIngs, will not mateviallY.
Impair or delay fruitfulness and wl',fl
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otherwise few farmers would. ever get
is de-irablie.. bilit be-
il-tch deep cr,o6sw,1,,�,e of -the -box with
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the use of good buills. In .t1th con- 9 .
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nee tion Mr. White points out that at A safe, dependable and .
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r ot and top bya severe heading backi
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eliminate f re trouble.
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them. A hobbed 11 . I
Cause of the, difficulty in'4 ting the
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the, finger or ,,, dull Pointed stick , "
trencli marker in be asecl, of courafe-
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,it thne, skes to head, many off
tits prese� ectIve remedy for 1
berds are being selected becauee of Ccikghs, C.olda, Dlatein- � I
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or excessive Cutting out. In old ben enlargement c,
proIJer linaterial f0j. he'&t . iftg' 111ILe
I ' . liot-
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The distance between this rows i's
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the known mill,ing characteiristios of I .1
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ing cia'aluird's, which have been soilie-
what noglected, a ecinsiderabIle R111-
is perhaps neces-sary to make clear
the. We 9,Te all a-,N,a'L,e Of the
bed, and because Of. the. ,:Care needteA
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usually -frqm One and- -a quarter to two
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Cow testing allione has ,mong horses and
their forbears. ; harnllea�- and as safe for colts as f , , 1 .
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the future he
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to operate it sitccessfull�,'-jt
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made! this possible. In is for slaillors, mares or geldingsi . .
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ount of top should priobably be re-
m-oved to encourage now wood growtill,
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advantage to be gained by heading
tree properly. - A tree with its li-eadi
a sidered of que,stio'll-able value to bhe,
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small ga �ij, to t e be-
man with a g rfl 'h
Iminediately after seeding, enough
;vviater shoruld be put oil the bo.vea to
I piredicts that bulls will be selected! Clive Spohn's occasionally " a pre- ,
, alld�ug- store,4.
vpWive. Twosize3.at. � I �r
� inore and more fDon, high milk-PrO- ... . .
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,.%stablished. As before mentioned,
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starting from One point on tits. trunk � �
gillnel", Or the farnier. ,
h2 dent -h. I
, is weak and doomed to an eoar T- Im of '-It- hotbed- ,t1le cOld,
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-Ad If e boxer, are pilaced in the
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. , , . be reconinionfled, f or recent. work has, Again, we 41-1 know that ill Pruning - ' �ly a box qtlr - mol, -ili -D ral am- his buebleEs. Ali instance is giv; Of IrOgated FarmS in ''
, I . I frame is liters I I � I alue ccM sit we allowed t I off, no di, on I
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I I ered with glass, havillg� fid,south side af
.1 .. h,kve yiolds slightly better, tilip to a: NNihich are acutie-an,oled, -.is limbs thus � sOjjj.L,,,vllat 1,() &- nor It in the it: lid a N s 9 �ttting nearly twice. a5l southern, Alberta : ' ��
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I _� evrWhi age, than trees pruned,, blif, crobohed ore sure to Split open',, the I thirteen cowa than Xn.the Fautolls vauxhail�Mstriot. �
". . Verthe boxes to, prevent loss inuch milk from � I
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,�, that tree-- pruned lightly have yieldle;d � linib that comes olosest to forming a can, be inexpeiJisivell, inado, bV using be put oV tur,� front fourteen -wheill now Aivor irritation ProJeot ,
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. storin. sasill." Lettuce �%ind. takillsfi can of moisture,, andil they ars then set in s tf increase bolnig Troll, An ood location for lnl-K"�' i
I is the . , Ity in 'it-, -,vh , Urarin place. This ,cover should .be - fox ning ant I .
1, almost as well, while those severely th the main timi ; he I I spiendid ap-
. s iki lie startfd,t ,especial] T alryirm ;
I ", i right ang1c, wl be grotim to nVa uV . . I I I Dang inen now .'':
i t I Ile it a ' an average per cow of 5,,438 potuild's living �
11 headed baek were not only later in i st,rongest, This is. also attruned by . . . ortunt tor T,.,I,, :
, , . for selcurIng reltle, ais the plia *11 , k vc fl, �1 I Prices. - I
1. � � coining into bearing and poor yielideTS'prunink, so here P,ve two Teasons whYl is . ' very ha-ndy device - veil as soon , tits bTeak of in, to an a ,ina,ge, Of 10,236, n distr eta ,"Ile good land cann6l, q
� �, it -OT setbin, , �q I - -ble IL �
1 ,�i 11ater. . t.h.,rolligb the soil. ' . . . be bought at reasons
, afterwards, but were also less vigor- pruning or training is ilealssarY, in' ear]v- Play' s f I .9 . pounds. —..4--- THIS IS NOT PIONEERING, -0jor . ;
. . I .1 � " beeal-rily Plan to sibiat Do not keep the boxes �rhere it, lal fivet 10,000 aciles are fully settled and I
: I ons than tbe ligjitly pruned and tin- I the life ,of the. yo,uAg tre L it hais always I . I r6s now r�ady tur I
. el � another 10,000 me 1, I
r . 1. � s inans, pillallits indoors ,as possible. too warin, because that causies soft! Learning the Truth, from I
, _ p-nniod lvts. � I Consider f6r a mornent the relation a s � . I I .settlement; maximuln - distance I .
11, 1. 8 ould hurr,�,up mlatters and spongy Vlanit - Unless plenty of ' Good roads, 1
,� . 1: Where light heading buck practiced, between pruning and nutrition; the 8011letinle I w � .1 I U-4ndance, at a recent, railroad, soven miles
. I � -greenhouse pkints, buit as light i's furnished, the p1lants wilq be ,A man in a telephones and schools, 3UaY Pay- .! I
, . was ,adopted, I roots of a tree function by gathering I by buying � . the farmers' meeting presented mme, ments, extending over 18 years.
� � f or the first three years . . esults were.botter by.using yellow and,spindlly. Do not water . Best'Land larty In Alborts :
1, I 'the comparison between trees pruned T-roin tihe soil plan tfocias in siolution'l a, rule r I , � Water, statements �thiat Veve. made . by Thialathefurther information to. , , .,
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.. - I the hardiier told fralne p'Llallt'SL: I�hiays plants often w . Of the 6peakers. This sPeak- I CANADA LAND ana . XnUTOATION, I
i -6 little difference which is transmitted to the,different � L'
�. I lid unpruned shoNve i �d is, so-Atri. in ol! less frequently �ribh large quanti- one - 003APANY, L=ITZJD �
. In favor of the, imprunea, but those, parts Of the tree fori -elaboration by also found that if the see 1, er ,ohad, , '' lied every tivaillable � Pit, . . . 41,kiz, �
I � olise, then tvanspilianted tist., but give ithem Just enough $0 Medicine H r As ,
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�� .n pruived, were of the leaves. The 'Plaut food gathered ,09 � in lilIe 11 . -ing facts ,on 11 , .
1, � -box [or gett 6w.--.* . I I . .
trees which had bee h it, n d 'h. Do Ineans :
� -n to: the, that;- t ,e soil 1S mOis e e, thlioulf I
,� bl: to the tolid fraine, ail(]., the an. who criticized -, __', , r ,
� , �_ decideeilly better slieple and in betterl may roup � be dividail. into hvo ,. 11 s OU I d b6" slacured' not water a � in un�iil the surface ap- his subject. The in I I : I
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i -requent did uot. .Ville ilatter � . � i
''�I' . . ones wheirs pruning had been neglect. ainple, by "nitrate of sada ,and carlyo.4 almost a's e,aTIV as W%h the hObj*d, I pear,s lighf dil calor. TOO f I va,s unoleasaill�- , 1 . . I
. tillroug,ill thij oking of the plwl $ 1 1 Y 4 ;; 11
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�� itlis produced 4 r 'dangers. 191102-1 IVIR .
lqed� the practice of p1runing clux'inig" �iab,oratedl fo , . . . I . r ltnow-ing all ou I JUA I I
gaxdie , -s, coli, i-fi,,e;'tejal_ g,;irden- Dive' pl"its cannot remain in these not '
:,11 ,n bee,�jjg re clo I I I I
-�, the 'first few ,,�-ears of a tree's life leaves fro.n'l the' sol-uti6iis, Obtained by glice is, bihit,'wd saiy. 'Tilia-V 1� 11 11 I - . . Im pr , 1
��.,, with the extiress purp6se cil obtai-nimg I this roots!, and are storea, close. to, the a.t's �a,nll.ot, tran,41'er thl�!,,-. pr6b.nin"Y bo. -'es very long, or they wilf begin to . Sh6ul,d I v4_ T I I . I I �
" I long-steMined. not kilo.w� dio not 'hurf us � '' �
.. Ot ell" ,� a and become I .. � �,t
- J �yl L a desariable amount, a growth placed 1 poilit of manufacture. In order that OPV�iiOIIS t h . 1.0 Ll S (" � , � ,, Crow . . . I k I �,
l� ��. The illinn who has :P'lic"a gone -into I F6 .V' boxes, for trdlisplantingrons' for be our good luck to go along our way '. L I I I � I i
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""j . swlab trees bills will require contsider-1 -,&ohydrates eunlight is n -all, his gm-diall in 001y., March . to '9,66ursi 61AE606S., pers ;&lid egg pla ' � I �
." I ,� I on Wass . -g, c,oqicf frlarde," ete., 1, the latter .are growni), one for lettuces and, the dungers 1jear us, then, ni)� � ��� t I'll , .
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.. ahld�! cutting oil1l; and, some ciAtiTig"so that if. a tree becomes, too thick - 90-11 fo I-arly'is I st. by having 4� . 11
,,�� , bt4� jn6re for6h� i,ided thbl� ll��xi ofto. for pabbage -and Cauliflower and thinj partlea' . . . I I
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I . ln.fqta:�L�rioto tibe one fioic,,ixaerm will meet the de I � I ,:
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.� 11�,� I In dfbi,ov eases it will require very lit- from the Centre of Rower PoTtious of tAnjo, .no. g� ar%oil it '�u,, ,,Ofthe averagc I I PX twelve traveled, ,We woult4, however, have Konaall's SonvIn Troakmdnt Will got 'hot � "' '
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, I ! 1. � I , _-0- __ " ..1-1 .1, this tree, tbose pavbg Alat off fr6ril .Os& POLM& , , ,I � ,,,� , , i -six take . 8ote thart lorly yotiri; at Korida 'a $P3 , �In , 1,
F ',�,. , . . tbe soil ilit f !it,', gk t1he, soill indhes square will hold, th lity ii iless. chance, UY 1(noWil19 Of thiiso lolue 110VAD I)acic ort (110. 1 ,
I � ... the�sunhghb w1ail n6t,be abloto raullu- (101106t a R . inches. by two incha%, dungslos. I I Met, it lias becal �6movinfv spavine,isPlitit ,
. lo tadttiTie earboh7d , 'bes ana, will, as a 8 46t it tihaw in� pliants set two , , . in and all kinds. *I ,;
irpolab of our 'I I 0,111,6 skinny da,y ,ainj q , h
, I ,oho, ,,liiilir .... g1p
, I WhOX Is tha pit , M we bi,Ace real advancement 0111171J7 X grolylh.4.
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I., �, I winequence, becoift* 'unfrVAtl!uJ; An- d`06119, A ' hit f inch,ei. learning bho'.trlith, M iwout Ivor- I ad 11 �!, ,drUjg1s6164;%
, , so u8b,ia thin, top jayee half inch,es; by one Mad a - I I � . , 4 � 1i 0 f)"� elg, , �
, lit j 41(9 Oil Ihs , 04 ail � I I
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I � � or lat,eir, stger for ordt trans- :,�
, �!., . Are ou� alffisnnio6ii in boll,ofe � 411 th* paeo if the tvab by adkiii1titig lIng thia si-oa bok", lot thlo soll wa'rtm �trhen'sot oitltdoctns'bec�use` thsV are soon or, 11 I V) A. jq. j. X t 1-1 D.A L L dOMPANY, I
11 A, up &rA A�Vy ulitfl, it' id , - "'N"I'ttle, p P I - ,
I 1 '04 not pnek in tot iled; oftl� tio,pe-AY, Tuo,sitld- g"ression. � Ewnjiles are to,6 uttinerous j I vtothwo FAIIS'-, Vt., UA.A. , , I
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. ll�aj4,a- kiit�p wlieo sAu,p 'OU, diMi Chm1,-,e,- ate hIM1 Setti'n't the itt'vile I �.
� oT four sm.414 bio' g Q1 vil, i cii� fo�. �R Yew ininutes dall-j,illu��ti,utiotu And �t I
I ,I lo"I'l+ 1, , �, I � I 111. I I I . A16 - we at tai0t t6li VAM: duf' � "' The Main Who alrpuy,o t*�s til" to Thtide I I I i .q.-, 4Z �1 . ; � , .
1 � . ail -tuee, cab., 131itil tralls-platitiri,g. tiftm will 'Pre'vent ornic,511 are Just as po.t,icin 1-4 f1h 0 r f. 1%�kjavtftl Tv's'a"41116011t S �1-
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