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HomeMy WebLinkAbout89-31A LIVESTOCK REVISIONS BACKUP FILE 12 OF 12if all fc is Purchased. She , prpduce 1000 60 G,000 �4�11 calf is tnil.k per y r quarts sf generally a good choice. far. a Tamil more than ezzaugh She will be youn three c family of. w o aciults and Years of l�rodtictzonaougii o have dz•Cn. incl old enough ]rayls nom her hovre ei avings in famil�r food bills milk-ptoducii)�r ability, the eogt' sstauld 1 e h , Crnless011, h op, buying and ee gninst lame �unount. use or market a cow, ,Sp n lar a a casae to mil; , there' is rz� w<xnt a rate to large: anz lies r pay the }ti '$ clines of pz'ovitle -art a6 f1)z a heay. r g price asked milk a d' 3 milk z•o A cow trill eat 20rta pzpductas 'lie coliv p diner. use slzotild be select for family of hay <z riit potiziijs . Seiitcl and healthy. jf n y, is � fo tans a year, p 1�<`u#Lure is avajjablea In alai- I%asY to milk. tcpu she tvzil� need I to 2 tons of'a ' entle Concc�ntr<zte n tnix. , f2ee.of bad habitis, Hay c � q L va ries rz eatl am * tine , wuht-eh y bver th0 slrould cont cows udder•; It �� �y,, but usuall azzz n 2 y runs from eneGi tissue, and shuulmci have hard- i'a a 'ton The rice ni con- shed Leats. good - Cont« clo enda prz phe protein .,lot neces�azil > nt 'Ind �: large adder n1d� range from , 3 mear. 11i h dines ;10 ,$ 0 , din,. From SOIL . 30 }�z pduc.tion;, at�azd lai• g . rrtilk P014110.5rel' straw a? x,G00 dens th< ge,.neaty,ud- aricgvgta boritiin t nee led for crzg•, t do not sl'link a ter milk- toyt rpt 1'r�s,tlltr • g e aveia e , i; and beddcn g Sc4 the Cow millred Por a yrftr wottici be • �ti g a OW }yeLLc r� still- bY'.hand, or 0 to $300�' fety t�tnes,',njilk -her" you1self a 7f Tart nx all pf the feed can he cicsts, slakes; stt gYzpwn on the faun, the cast gamine the nn s milk %r keepzn.z �.pw Will be reduced pi'a talc filst 7titlk fro g , a2' blood. To of rte this, drat set�oral etre tortcohatclY. �enezail rn each teat o of eeodrl land will provrd' 2 aCrs of l'lovci-woven black. cloth stretched most of the pvei rz a izrixxirily pasture=} far+ 6 cti aj, 5 lino i up of roto .a „ months �sf t}ae year, rid cut reed .trriinaiy �laeCzallY designed for a costs almesl in half, b milk, o not boy a co that lcieks, or BuyieO C.ow pne that weax•s a yolce hstizzle Selet±l« a Cow afro nosepleCa, SIYCIl , , ok tive mane of thehatG elle t;pw has deVi�es ind,cate r nkinc#pal days brcod A. As htcra1rcu bad habit , st Ch n5}11•e %,rOiVn $elite, g thrpu i1 Holstein Pricxtiah, oe, Uerr►seyy ttcltzzrg; %noes nf, Jen se"s , on Mersey, 13t, slits <1nyogw on used fa ,jet nsel am tubes Cttlosis you hhy is free y to �bech se lop,"sljiVoscs, `I'heserucellos s, and tlzgJ% arerrial)e and � bt. tt<tn�§mzttecl. tomzseasea can Quzke as do not .te uch fhj eed or the Caw lea been testeci`o these much Imr`lk as same off' the jaez; diseases li breeds, such d ill he erinarian within or Brpwn' Itplstein,�i1'rzesian 3l) `tys a the time Swiss 1 ZWreover, the elle sa1e, you complete Milk ,af Jerseys and Guernseys is higher ,ih buttetdat than son d that .of Feedtn i..ol! the .otlteit � g PN4c?reds A coir breed.., Summeir Needing and has iiac Ii c can ears bid it jcssiblc, else ap1�ewmately d or third acresl of 'elle t"��rin far astuz=. e to 9 ire bvWe summe grazing foto the no not graze sedan until it is hay sire satisfactory. A .Tersey or, front :io._feeci wkll not ;have to be WWI 18, inches }libli, or cut it for flay Permanent Guernsey Cow will need at ]east 10 catiecl in fit>m 'the tear. lpastures of llhi�- until feet .ktt h l all - 2 g , Tall, yellowish �rour itis of hay a day, and. a pound If the cow Is confined by a stan- grass or rit6 tures of grass drop green Sudan is relatively safe; buti'. oQ,; 'ai!i foie each 2 to 4 pounds di cli cin, the side.j of the stable in production iii the summer and short dark reen sticlan is lilcel�� mill( site pLnclueeS, should be constructed: to prevent mac have to b z e supplemented to to be (hinge; j• pxovjde A. uiufoian feed supply. t the Sout11, Cow4tal. bermuda A. jmivtuto Of ,ground corn anti wbeat bran is a 9 od. concentrate dr4f`ts7n,`crlil weather; This Nn so importaht if she s kept in a_- ;fn most of the States ap—oss the 'gram, pearl � nyi1let earpetgrass,� tai filed with ]lay,: Some- soybean box stall;. ei xcept n very cold cli- ' northern hglf pi the country, til- dalhs�rass, and lespedoza make oil rreal or hnse2(1 oil meal nay mates, the box stall can be open (alfa and4aclino clover,mixed with good slimmer paslawo, but do not be added to � the (lief of hay and on the south aide, if he others produce well ducting thrt, come on early in LlrLi apr ng. In but'�ave graph for ex l7�totein: Or you three sides are ti' ht� Ail ' An a- I. ,ssumnner� to be reseedud tills _.rejion 'part of i,he 'ya tui � can buy -a reliable xoady-mixed Ment that perm S file un �o e �eiy 3 o 6 years. houlchbe platttc(1 tO ett•im4on clove i`eed oracle foo- mills cU�4's. , shine intra the box std}i in Witter'' Sudan'grass and crosses of sip» :ei• Or small. grains, ��tfut�h as oats, The proportionsof hay and con- adds to the cow's comfort• A stall dangra s, and sorgiltlIn of soy'- a,•ye. barley, or wheat, h ,the late beans 'I'l'ls cetitrate lbay be 'adjusted, HOW that is entirely;enelosed should be drake e cellent siImmer spas- summer or Baily fall, will ie North, A h fere in -the atf, acre Uf piovidt some f6MA!c for vinter this is done .depends on the cost of fife feeds rn yot'i- area,and how ventilated by atilting Window on the side opposite to the this ternPorary pftstufite nifty be and late spring4 Plante Next to p0 mahent pas- Ave etab.le tal*ih Utrt furnish + much milk the -cow is givin : S" - tv-four Bounds of concent ate fur4 previa}lIn g «sinter �v i7d5. tune. This, provides tempof•ary, �� tt little; unimerlfeed.:Cows il`ill eat nidi approximately as much hu- gt`axang for the Cow and the ex- 'pea crines, sweet corn tally, calx= � tritive value as loo'�pattnc � of hay: Care oi� pile Cow ccs may be elft and fliroa+n Into, ba e' leaves, anrk:� iweetpvbato Provide �a block of trace min-' the permanent pasture fol" #eed, vines, ` - - -_ 1 � er�ali�ed stilt-in a s)teltere� by t fel �lwa�°s: handle a cprvgently� and ---- T, CAU I'lO\ . Da nit:ullais ca utr l to ert�t �uctrciz `ttftr•iri� 'its etc�'ll/ UVint`nr ':feeding the (. cow, rat, add loose salt to het. rtincentritte ttrkrt. at the rate of '1. ('reedy, See that all , fences are well constructed so the cow will' llron-M U>t. its rov)•ort� h utter+ The faintly cow's: w}nter feed IriSund to o� ety �flp'itrunds of peed. _, , ,- not develop a habit of breaking through. Aerrte drought or frau. Sudiingras,5 rrt consists of hay, and a inlAtire of these stages rrfay cccttsc ry�t7rssic ttaicG cc,�ncentrfttes.:Alfa11 a, soybean, +titer° thE, co�v at, least twice � , t F iris)( ln. WhItei a,nrl more often in made of four throe . ' ►i ` t d � les, tightly Stretched j�aisaning ttlslke ,clove), or early-cut grass `UnSnlet ` and fastened to° goad posts, will beep most cows in a lot, B the tow (lakly. Do not a1- - :, - . • i low Manure to take on her flanks , �. �ousm'g anal int li. Pe -� lar oorninl" is i to ". es pecialg� rp ortak, }E she is n- w rori w. The fanikly cow deeds a stint fitted ill t�IL ' s ''. '" *;' i cr�tnfrartGrlal shelxeror stable, She,CatvS milk � ;at`e usuallyusuallyed mar• be loft, mitiol in a box .stall ,twice ii iia;++. Vlefore you milli:, be sure ;- abs+tat 10 Leet squatve, of confined that the (hider and flanks of the .' •j + " `_ to, ix'sn]frllel' 51)flr e •asci 11.2111 with Cf1w a flee qf;: dirt that fir1k ht ~� . N y n l r ,- " ;,, r : a Stu tchion �cltiti�n, rope, or Strap. ire cn�v has freedom btif drag into the milk pall, Wasll ah ( l . : ;� .. mote m freed% about, throe 'tkmes as rhuch smiled Taal is ('(Diol gill y� Aiwmy s wipe the udder find fianits 'of the i r b>Mdtlritig in a box Stirli than when eon%- with a eleah, (lamb cloth be- she,i's c,onfinrw .i rn a %mallets gee _ fol , otl 111311., �tnd be Sure your ✓ a cow is. C: nfinecl with a St Ill- alre Oeiqnz and d1y, TtSc a $l chlo»,, there. shotfld lie n marl oi' c g sitp!cls ill-tor pa and tnillt ^with. both • y M„ fir frofiit, etentUti be, t7 ath� ►tin ti�in� c i` c qu �. stall, Ahd a gUttei, for droppings with is little t s Scomfoi t to -the the di co I1 fo the .d behind the.caw. Alloy t;,4 h feet flow •is possible, Seep your fit,gei•- :• ty '�� J' of of spftce bcllintl fire gtitteI, to make ,It easy for"the tra��v to get . ` II, sltort. Do not hlsorti 'silk orb s t7i' straws auto the teats: - �- •' Into the Stfitl', lido to fackhtatc re= Consult yeti(• county agent about i:Abt�z It oval of nlali6-0. If bomlble, hu've br,`e6dihz Ser lcc irl �!(�111` al.`s., V (tit#at. G,�—,voung, averhIlWy aaw� gt`si lr,f vitt lmhtdvecl j tigttitri br. lava+ xnd enougli spitee kit front of the(sats-- Ashfield' rhsentihatron will lob- Poo, Jallix"� get to �l` . • ` the iGr rift( feeding ions F g Ably ba a'c"(i,ilable, COWS "ire V 'tkl 1I, ; •r .y bred to calveantl freshen at about table, for cooking] or for making 12-r�iontli �7ntei els. It is a, good pottage cheeae� idea for, the cow` to be dry for a 13,inse all nlillc uten0s, in cold f, mo,ntlr oil GwePks before she water imnietlately after use, As Calices ag rim TlrsZ rap"lts in soon as, possible, tvasli 'them'in hot greater m;rllt piotluc.lon,, wscan water poi �t e a dairy washing be made to go ;dry by i-educrng lrpwde l_ ergeril, Scrub, with their feed and gr ad rally dlscpn- a brush, Rinse utetr nils with lrpt timing milking. 'water, their scald tittanl with boll Cows USutdly do not )rave much frig writer. dif%rculty, at calving time, but pr og- beep Sanitied tlte►rsils, in a res of 1lrizor chaulo ;be checked ..dean, Curti, plaice, trt5i�nver`ed.��Iilk frequently'. If difficult labor ispra- liarls atyd otller utensils should be� longed for several hours, a veerti Scarlrless so tiler e will ,be no ciev-' naifan fiilould be Called. IIIcold ices in ��°lrreh rntlk cah lodge, V .%thee t116, cote needs a var'n7 Making Butter at Home 1 stall and '11lanty of bedding at calving time, Higl-quality buttery may be You may want to sell the calf or made at homo from swetit or slight- kelep a heifer calf foi future milk., ly soul . cream BOUCIr made Iitim ing. Newly bots sail es of the ere ill that i,; tori spin• has a strori9 dairy broods bring, $10 to $30, the flavorancl Gras rrot'oolr well.amount delrendtng on their size Yp11 will 11robably want to save -anzl file .current inarket price At7t lid croam sktmnliir'g5 fors, 3 oi' 4 or, Ynttnths; a fattened calf days before ellurnirsg. should l ritiq consk e ,ably more. if your frinlrlyr does not need all the mills Eire fresh coNW produces, e calf. tlti' sur hl � � us canhe fed: to the Care of the Milk As, soon, r+,s the milk Is draWti- strain It through a clean Cloth, Single-use strainer cloths are,best. if, cloths are to be reused, wash, std YStyiftlrem after each us�c,. rill rt1K` milk should be pastblirized y g l� terrtin It to 1,120 'F, and hold- .) .� ing it 'at that temperature for 30 minutes, or by, heating rt to x01.6 dnd holding it foie 1. seeonds'.' Sitall. eiectl_rc Home Pasteturiters�, coot about $40, After milk is' paseurixed Cool '`rI It as r0idly as lrossi%le to X613° F� of love ", XeO it in the rp-frigev'q 4-ne until you a1 a, ready to tine .it, 0 'Bole milk not needed for inim Bate use. may be held 6 hitter'_ ii akjhg Reep Inilk in a deep con t'hhiev until the cl`eam rises to the tolr. After' about "2� llpurs, skim 1",rrttitr, ts.. lt�s hand rhu�rh wttlt l; if the"L`110.am Tor churnib, Tire . y�eOtIol lrtrrla11 feir making �niril kitty ntlllt m,� �r be .used un the tlirFthtitles c't lauttew I a4ISIIC� LIV�Si`OCK N -SMALL: FA:- _%C Fa7itllles engagcal in small-scaleto Decide �rhether you are going or pais f itttc 1 ¢ fo food feed for buy all of . Find out if to raid,om�. , y - some can. be bought _ from other V, r fir>�►leri incitMt L'ef";W d. dei ide what live- fau•nters or if you will have tc;4 bu � a;tl ,tt e: gping; to rare get; itll i.t from a feed stores stoCrt Crowing �Yroui• oN✓n hay or grain -the fw-Ae4 ntt the irtittitl cost: of ths,. various l;l►td of s�ttfmals how hillcut feeding Cog ts ,consider= much it f will drr,�t tt�tess n�e and labor you, d and house y ah eadyi d vn mindthat necesslary them, TtrtywI tnudh fartYl macl .ineiy Boit will have to they will require, and- what. equip» it or lure someone to do the rnent fktul fe, will, be needed,, lyuy ' " Gonstxll<rnt�`ttnty agricultural i?arirt World. �t niay be possible; to agent a`rtrl ?ml =Wnt farmers; it) buy' some good secondhand zna- st and yot .neit�tlrt11�11t1t'11, t�tusp.dl~d yoGt� 1190 Of mach rie ySonietime can bes the oshaxed ularly tl.=•lr family ata inei� dfl-?enced in h txr �'wl fatnilyoniembers «rill ,do the dling 1l'vaAicl�� 7f you. want, lNe':tim- k to provitl0 c{1s�res, little of no hired hthoughY, • ind Out,incorrie,- rlt i1 'mod ovot profit ii, l tfc� livestock. moat Remember, be sed, - -- what pf'b fwts h v' r able , yrtux arrdt ltnd whetherrwsxlcred, ;end cased fbr;e��ery day there in a tnarldA for YOU �irU6- �tJ the year. This testi7ets faztitent L nd ticts at K over. �)i�firl �H, fenecf4 t b6old be u c erstood `tiesto"gonle t the staart Look �'� h I 1'ht t bulletin presents general and equiprnl ttfr (t)t :'YOVr flslce arse consider what land of lfvestoclt lfl--information ���x i ll fa rn,i%'or riiox detail best �suitcvl � tb ttt, l yut} can us+. exi"stip ; f` 01lticfi, ;it will gave ittl- (ic tinform cltided (pit �} f ptiblicaN ditiongtrn >lt: C6�ICKftNS illast sratl fates Call provido A lltr rer floelt may becoriie a facilities for a fuck of 'cltickel�i• #r�ut'ce of a little income if 'there, T116 beginning riu lt#'yrri rt should is t local dentattd xor fresh eggs start with about 60 chicks,. This number alloys for, some losses Stui;t,g Small Flock rcrri dibease or atrcideut, and will supply enoilgit a tgg and some meat iui�abi `foil or. f t dcics Tf for a smWl,family. egg' production is the chief aim, the chinks grow; feeding , and as drinking' space rnttst hry increased= egg-i7toduction breeds, such pular. If Keep White 1�eglaaxns, are lyemttslt and watt:r available at you want the flock tO supply both. all times, eggs and meat, one of the general- Purpose;older, purpose breeds is usually bettt.t. chicks Rhode Island Reds, Now Hamp- shires, And Plymouth iIacks--and N1711011 ciaick_s are ii' to 8 weelfs qld, i`elll;ace st4lY tin mash with art crosses of these breed -rare good all-mash �ra�t�an#; tlir�i or a comhi- for, pleat as well eggroriuction. Chicks of good quality are ussuAlly Stat 1b1 dcafit g small tt zo n of available from local hatcheries, is to gain a�ad increase gradually. until'' Otte way to start a flock the birds are 961 parts of on, buy. day-old chicks. Vel° Young plash nittl grain'at about 1h. weeks, clucks retiuire a lot of rare, how- even, and must bh kept h a heated pf �r e. Gtitrnnst'be fed when the diet 6otatttins whal6 gain. - - lar66der, liptim Or you may prefer to. buy elder grain is usually- cheaper than mash. It contains less proteinand chicks that are well-started, or vit€unity value than mash, but this - pullets almost ready to ldy, puy only frorrt rEputdble hatch- i riot a matter of concern-=as the birds grow older, they have less ei res or hree�lerss and. be sure the chickens have leen teHted fa. and meed fug iarotein and vita:Iills., Craitis feel to poultey include � are free.- frolt pull6rum, and coni, "�vleat; oats, and 'barley. typhoid diseases. Most eommercialhatcl,eries now host pooltrymen . now, use com- mercially prepared feeds, Quality have chicks separated by sex, so is carefully controlled. Fo;io}v yott can choose mostly pullets for manufxacttirei's directipns exactly e aroducta`on br include tack- fig l erels that will beused'for ftW in feeding these formulas. If you Nvant to mix your own feed from h6megrowj. granas, get Feedif P�actice5 - feed forrrtul4as and ,directions for ifliiin from y sur c iuittSr agei�t.ox Feeding baby Ichicks State :eutens9tlri aMce, These for- herl.;yoU bring newly hatched in the Mullis have beets tested, so follow lv Emla, dtcltl�ng chicks home, pttt thL j brooder house. Immediately' pro- mir e titr tilescof to addrti�Tes to large vide chicks i� itli a starting 'rash nrna*a atatl other batches of feed. Re sure,trot these in chick feeders, and plenty of 1a+atet` ita `tlriiikingfountairis,Vlhlel-Y ,idclitit>es ai'e Stirred into the feed to d,istrsbute them cracked corn can be fed Instead o£ Starting mash. during the first 9 idaiently ovenly tiirodghotit. I spade is available and heather days after hatrirtg. Follolving this, mash is' u,ualia} tS far+arable, ciiicks cora be taut an 11 bv le fed ,as the enfit�{ dietektnold except cliicks Are 1 to'6 e weeks old. Range give$it}rem ex- for some fine grit lhnt can be misted with the mash,or feu sep- < er•�se' u itotluctian bt eecls, such As fig p to usually ai'aiely+ Alla��t'L inch of space at feeders and one-half iiiah at di- nk� As, , �ytiuto yeglror•ns, .Start ltty nt N to g weeps of rage; fieri- l-1 lll`j OSL I1i1.'dS, .5uC11 Rhode ln� ftrttrltalnS fors eAch beds eraKs r + 1 d i'���r� `Y �F fi' �}•'4 #� � i tip 1 + v x k y f , ly el 114. $G+sbfb� 18933•DhIgMt t3 `lnt!tlt; I - -Cull hen,~, .itt yrtl.rr lloek Lhat mi- lint irknrlttc,ipb? rshcl uso Lhrtr� 1tn �� 6ati's rlu M sm semirutt la � ��n from rtrjnl vo,Q by lnrkinl, TO th 0- 1.�lay>ttg Bial- tnLtxr°;1�- hua� �" ' in bur tty�lar'n�,^Rtnelt , °'N«, i�z "I pe of the cordo tend watLlo3k lrgbra: hrYrr�, atYt1 1�rVrt, 1gt�td►� lLnkr h LI 11ty. largo moth omb rind VoAtloso rrrrnl: yc Circ,lr rlght� ttei, Elr;y, nlur�+..Rd r.arih all(I �t�attlri . Volkballt�s un u 1s�y r Cl�r�v�r l fLl n►` �tiitl nittxr�, htllrr bnntw ran tt'Itniirtydr. OlvGr-Agbtl a!d ulrt c iditk,thrr.. yr�iln rr ir�rrt sh lr� Lirar' ,A hr tr r dlat ltlyingr "and a *Mots llI °� nr �iiuil�:EL•whl'��rr�ut itktlhtrLt� tTt.rt r.i �r+KA is ltt}.it►b,� _ 3 I i 'blatidl Reds, at 22 to 26 weeks, prorlu�.tion. Lapiriir lROns of 11g1rt knout 2 Oek beloie TyulleLs aro breed.; eat an ai�errtgc of 85 ta'dJQ t'trOcted to start laying} r°i rtrluw lrouridliJ of feed it ,vr�na. ;. ll�;wiez•, a11v replace growinir mash with an . a11-Pitlrpose ,hens �t�t+t .11 to ler 411.rnash ]ayrtrg diet ori ]aytJ�1; J��ats(J laoun� s. wlth grain, ThG rwer'a rt; ' ! r r• anritlrti cb lrroijoc- Feeding ;1ayPrs. t?an o1` ]�.rod'Uction lri°tidl liens will be 2001 to 2do oggs per hen. TJ'or rria,Mmurn On. ]rrodttOtion lay'1119 Waski or laying ma5.li 4�nc{ Houses and Equ�ptnent gt4trn alxaulda make up the jj%*6r Day-old (,hicks redluire a well- he of rho diet of layng heirs. If' ]iu]lt,� (11-aftbrooder house giaur is fed, add grit and. uyrster- that 4tillows at least 13/2 Square shellto sulslrly the necessary cell ,feet of Jloar srrad+O� ,for every trvb Orturl fo;J normal eggshells. If clrieliy, 'Chet', �vi11 need a`h>�ood o n� i lr .rrltitle r fed], check the nrtn� .'store 'lroftte l; rt'. ni di u1'4tcturt~t"ra diri•ectians to sce electr°,ieity. ,l�ltJc�tt�id� ?jrootetss'aprO i��17rrLlrelirrtld fond t,r ay,SLet�4hall saHeactory arid] shrsr'e les of a fire es be�ulfidd9Za lies tu,tittlly r�is}� than oth�'r lrloodlers;, Some nairkriiar sutildrierrt calr?urn, ppnitt rnen fir, l�r,r enlade btoodl- lead is the h.igr exPense In Ogg ers suecc.%$ft lty, '].'Fie e,lpezrse ani] 13 Pt`4 y .r r '+� qan M w�:r+".. it � � ���- U'+��'r'o-'1 H� .✓ i1%i?•' � at"if �hi�T�rnhr�u auiit,lal� ehJ, iritll flaclt the h=,119p nn blacks lirilrs Jarty�+rrht rJtietrrrrzrcli ttiitl rd'du� Ji it YgiteR, C1E er, c] 6 "' S a chJekenho��h� arty Oh lalsJc� 1rryrrr �•rux 0,drurrtJ` a�i�]cultur�tr'l eg+hC 4 Cri)'t9 7iecessary for day-old chicks enter from the rear" and eggs can call lu, 4volded by purchasing older be removed from a door at the i).r dti, front,, fildler blyds may be raised in Marty poultrymen keep laying any, bollding that keeps them dry liens confined to the, house at all an(l l)roteeted from the cold, - times and get excellent product- viilejs ample ventilation in hot tion. Artificial lights may be used ri+tirxthcr, and permits easy tend- in the laying, house during tlde fall itt cif, I;lte fiocl. Such. a building'. and winter. 'Phis lengthening of cah be, Iiiexpensi.ve. 'iou may be � the hen's `qday" stdmulates egg al:ilc Ldi rtr,e O remodel an existing pro fai rti obi ritature, Allow 3 to 4 Crowding _causes smothering in squares f6ot of floor space per bird, :baby chiClts. 'It ieduces the egg l f ,r(tdY3ts ave, used they should be production of hens- and increases put at the backof the house, away = the possibility of disease. fr,clrn tlr: fts 7 )0, is should be 2 to Always keep chicks separated 3: feet Ojove the floor and 10 to "1,2 from 'older birds,, this helps pro - inches apart. � teat them from disease. 'Make ,i pit under, the toosts to catch (Ir�rlrlaI . s and to help keep po rltr Health Y the liticrr clean, Covey �pIt4 with Heavy w�rirc net to keel) chick-� Get off to a good start'by buy- an oUf' 1' tlieri7, Removable'drt,1- Ing ehi6ens fro a ,reputable ping s boal'ds can also be used. Clean drop}iings pits and boards hatdltery of breeder known to have 'a good disease-conttol .pro - ::a often E i6ug11 to prevent Offensive' - gram. If you keep them in odors. roomy, Clean, well=ventilated Covers ljta floor with 9,. to 8 house, many of the diseases and Inches of ithsoT,bent litter for the , parasites Common ��to young birds chickens to s6ratah in, ftenel►t lit- will be avoided. ter wheit It gets damp Dar»p lit- Wati:eh your flock for :signs of ter hgrbti1�s disease organisrrts and df,4owqe, an act promptly if they pai•as%tett, Always cleann and disih, occur. Signs may include .cougl - feet quarters and provide. !fresh in{f Kdee�iu r drtiiculty in breath- t�, ef()�r o lr,iuttrng, `new btu ds> litchi ,. tng,. watci y yes, a sudden drop ld kt nit eah 1)e Confined to , })tion, roopiritiss, and fctd, soil u. d houses at till limes, or a or_ abnorm,il dresppingsz .yard range may. be provided for them.. Vlrhen disease is suspeetbd,, isn- Gin particular, ben-' late sick Ibi ids immediately from eiit from exercise, anshme, anal the i 08t of the flock, Get a reliable fresh air,diagn'04w and start treatment at Confinement of the flack usu- onae; S{III, very sick birds, aild Aly requires less motley far land burn or nutty deeply the .remains and equipYnet t, and less °labor...; to pt'event spreading the disease:_ Losses to predatory nlydA and ani- Clean all -feeders ,and waterers mals are Clete decreased, regularly. Remove°droppings fre- A house fol' laying hears quently, and keepclean litter un .9hould3 p,rovide ,a nest for every four or tihet floor, , "thoroughly clean and five liens in a convem n location, disinfect the entire building at Build sectional nests along the least once. a year, and after ?vny wall ori such a way that hent; can sick birds have been held thea;:' i b Producing High -Quality Eggs T£ YOU. are gtlitg, �tl sell e ffYOU llave fed and cared fo not include ttnrlctt�lzocl tl hiva You); laying hens carefully, ytl t shelled eggs, becau,,i � Mize W1 slioll sltcsulcl get hi�;lI-quality e tlualit yflttl? fxnlil $ ftft 3 �lf)'ect prirrr. 3 Oi' ftl� the znarl.et, x'01 additional opnio a shedlfic twice cddlGather eggs trans the ricsts infwmatioh oft J'aital11g chickens aiy, find clean and cool, consult Yatit uount,�j ti/;ent or w ita th0m. ,Bggm should be lleld at ii to rou> S�tato a i ic�ttltent college temperature between 9b° <'ind 5r rto 'o �CSt e agl-j nlitnt� of ohog F, culture, Wj1$.jlington, D.C. 202601, TURKEYS Turkeys Min be raised satisfac• , ferny 0. small farms bttt they ciO as mtuxe yoasteiS' 4176 0�i il�: t safryezcl i'uquire: spacial care and 'equllj t-oasteis, suirietim s crillccl broil- ment. Yourltr turkeys must be icej�t tli's. Small»tYrye I4'arm aticl city,, tri.itt.irc ioastiii Turkeys ltOuld not be allowed foi-ui kn ai- I�ttll Saxes to 24 d<<veelcs<t y r to run y;,Ii) thickens} and yours of turkeys slraulcl0t be lceht with �Ai; larga,typf, ut 2�i to 2$ rvecks. older Ones, rf'urkeys 8li0111d net sat. tti.e ge-tvpe 'hems, `however•, often 1but in buticli , that 11AVO housed inall;t tad white tuthete(I tit bo, ke s make chickens within the past„ months, t�rcellent ftp Oi »i.ia� �sters whon Land tiled fur chickens tlr uthel mai,ketetl tit sY�aut e weeks, ttti•keys should not be used as Largo-typevllite ;tcm<t1e,5, mars- iaiige for another flock until at ].i ted -t X week least, I years ]have laassetl. �'hesr toi°�f f ,- , txtilce satisfae- P24ecauti6i,s are `i�ecess< i� e1 io�14t�i . '11 v to :keep u� about l Ofl day»ald 'turkey turkeys fioh� uontract,g black ljead unci 0thel' sei'ipuS `diseases, forts, a a fi+ e i i tlnr flocks tested niullox um= t a x �'ic%rct .�-Left, t31`rrripe tgttt tu)"hy, huavy�wriglri bi i�tl utirrl: tnr inati�g� t°austere, Tariss ora tnitxk� c�cl �t .t to 28'w cka n,f rt rr nt was �ht of 24 t �# launGl live +�altrht, islii, firslt tVitlt� sill, W lite t�sm aitt atl �_t aatirriti br�rtr� �itxrltatc�d at �� to r0 b+caks a,� as=ii ,fr'yi;i.,taasti�zt '1'at►t� tt7id heirs rTxtrtsaitt! :tura, 0 typ)loid, ,typhimurium' ' and Sintrs- Houses and Equipment itio, :li'eedl and, water birds as soon Am, possible after getting them poul'ts require a well-built, art!- h(,t117(,S, �Pd'ially heateel brooder house untill they are 8 weeks ohd. Allow 1 to square feet at floor space per Feeding Practises Use sand for litter the'first 2- ir�r,r tlr,e l�itst weeks, potilts weeks,, then sd d wheat straw o - need 'a f4arting mash containing splinter-free shavings, Litter is '98 porevot, of protein. Af ter this, not heeded if the bir' is are started they drh�r�trlfl )Jet fed a growffig oil a floor with narrow slats three- mesh, 111f),se fil` helletedl,,� contal.inini,� fa firths of an': inch apart, or on a; Vl'tfl ruz; 'pereent of protein} along floor covered Nvith NTo. 21�hard- whit gitti'l►w--both free eboiee, ware Cloth i iltd, to reniovable Yoll aridly ase. either Commercial frames: ferj�lat fit TIr�Irr�*- Iis efl outs h5"Ised t�1C1er pattlt8 Allidl adult turkeys oar i'd,rtthtilaq re;d,drrnmenaled by are best kept in confinement in a ,State agrrieultura) lr,olleges or: the well-ventilated buildingwith a dry U. .i 7rxhr,fttt.trruri drf Agiiou titre, �flooP twirl tight rpof. All openings' r r Corr ,,)lrtt-. MY e'( lrowi �,rp�ln d �;ltattldl ))e screehed, with heavy" tiah trf` ;�rj,dn� may ba use 1 with Vire to exclude small birds and. the grwr9ri W, M."110i, ff Corn T1s., fedi, 1lrOatoml Litter the floor liber- it ;ihc,drfil Ili; r.rfteked until the ally whl11 straw, hay; of splinter- hh��ds gjo,� Ill vrertk� olrl4 'hf �+diii- f�'ee sli'itvin>as, raid to the l�i.tter as' fined ttirlrf=y r, not "re, supple» 1'CdlUir'e�l fel' $a. it�citi0ll,_ V100r' mentary :fi(1, i the the ttspace"required lay pewits to mar* well-bais�rii+4 grow-in rnsas11, ' its t rtt,e turd beyonci is a' out 5 les$ mrdlr rl-thouL vitt. dll.trtre greet per bird i the turkeys Min sulri,l44rnderi�ts tray bo Used 46boaked to 8.If not, When, gr°fl!•rs No falai AlVedt Stiln= ,'i , fla4il,g�e reacting is•.practicable if s�tirie are frOCly avallablte. 4 47 you have utilities. Tor moving 13 � ,F �L94ac.>f' ��'� y.. + ,b^ iA• '4Wi ' y'��`.y,, 1 �y iabli A V iaviw d.-Arrmnn rti-i turjt�v 81w.fte'r with di�lr A04tonki yur d tiUdehbil, Tbit IK- y qil400 t W41111X4111 hbty$e 125 tttikoys tty mtirket age. 7' turkeys and equipment to.,clean we 11 drained and fenced, Roosts ground every 2 to 4 weeks during and shade should be available. the growing season. If weather is Sorr)e kind of-range -range she]- mild, you, cair .start poults oirange tee oil skids generally is needed, when: they `are about 8 weeksold, Wire Walls on the shelter should it weather' is severe and range be st►'ong and close enough to shelter is not available, wait until keep out predatory animals -- poults are 10 to 12 weeks old to dogs, foxes, aid ukunks. Care put diem on range. should be taken to latch the' she]- range may 'bo'..a grass or ter door each night after all birds legume pasture, and should be are hiside� DUCKS AND 1 ;GEESE One advairtage in raising ducks need little additional food as long or geese is, that they, generally re- as the 91TAsg is green, quireless care an attention than Airyonc planning to hoop water- the `same number of chickens. 6wl should obtain additional in- I�or eharrl le �-qung geese can formatiori on breeds, .feeding, man- ag merrt, anti are from his wtynty be put an pasture when They are agirculiliral agent oi• from the Only a few weeks ',old. They w.11 -GJS. bepartment of. Agriculture. $QUABS Swabs are Young pigeons 26 to part of a, bath or shed. Adult birds �0 days of age. S nabs', 3... q for` the feed their young on a substance g family table or nra rlcet can often called pigeon s milk, which is prop be raised sucresfully on small duced in the adu'It birds' crops, farms' not suited, chicken rads- Bach pads of breeders will :pro-_,_ ung= duce 10 lei 11 squabs in a year, If' you plan to market squabs, Bmeds, m'ccr5nrrrenclefl ,for pro- first investigate. the local market, rlueing early mPturing squabs of Squabs usually bi•irig good pricers, high markct clad ar•o; King, Car.- bUt the demand for thorn is more rreau, Mhdaine, and Giant HomoV limited than'the demand Lor chick-' Squabs - of these bi,eeds should ens and eggs weigh 14l_to 2�l ounces — a desir�- Pieons can. be raised in simple, be able weight incl size for ari dndivid- lhexpensiv+e or• in art unused ual serving. DAIRY COINS The small-tract fatmer often A coni£ortable, sanitary ;eow ,wantss to keep a dairy c:ow to fur: shelter can be provided, nigh milk, 1 cream, and butter for` d. Someone in the fan ily has: the the fanrdly, Owning and keeping a cb�S�' on a time And eftn be on liana ever,'y day to ,f tie water, and milk t]re cow; limrtea acreage is practicable if— The t�atnily nate mi ke use of • Ample;pasti,ti'e Arid hay are the rimillt produced: � available. A rraxlo cout m�; ,1 e n ll b , 1 fed and well' • Ilteeding serVite is o tered iii, cared for, produiieS eriatilgh rtr9iit rA the e6mmuhity, mbee thrirt, pay foe her feed, creat f IS od chOld e. alf i Ali ted is purchased• She will She will be young enough ;to have pl^itdur� �,�1C1t7 to 6,p0(1 quai.ts per year --mare lhxn enough years of production ahead of her., sho`vn her m.il]: for a family .af two adults and an k 1 eno ng abihto l lye threo attildren. !Unless you can use or market a Any savings in family fooctbllls, Of ilk there ,ls no hovre�tet r should 11ad ceding" a 1`e on to lr y tl e ligli Brice asked the c�. of buying for a. heavy milk produceri dome largo !families may to provide an abun- The Cow you select for family *ararnt (Yyw ddn��Es rpt' milk and milk products. use should be-- cat 20 to 25 pounds •Sound and healthy. �,"��w will _ - ssfy _ Y:. i a ,h ins, a year, _ d.► or y i$ ayaif �hle. Itl, adds-' . easy to milk. . I�Gentle, >=xee of ba�1 l ab��s" if ncr �tU1e tion s}ser will neem ] to 2 tans of a grain mix., Pxarnine the cow's udder. It should contain no lumps, or hard - nCepit°ate t, ries greatly over the c.net� trssue, and Should have good- r� but usliIally rune from teats Ala rge udder does trunwr 2t tri f9Ci a ton. 'rho-, pelco'of corir deponds an the protein Shed not neeesrara.ly nie<rn High mills - avoid'large, meaty A& rentralxr, io ntei ,t ars�3 rrtay ra>rue from �f1C ]; 80 to i., r�railuction ?ler5 that d:o not slli7nk after milk- tfs gf a� ton+ rom , undo ref. Straw are needed for {ng See the 'Ct��;+ milked by hand, or` etualfx bedding. �i+he lrveragr: cif fra��rlipg.and �beddin a cavy hr� ter still mill her. yourself a fr.w tunes, �Exantin the. milk for cx�st for a yr�ai� v�oul+] {yr,1nCl :to ;ilCl+ 7f art or .11 at 'thy leek an he eiriis, "flakes, Str pgr or Wool,To rlo This, di. several streams of .8 gr a�tn r,n t e farm, th(1 COO of keepin eowy vrll hz rcducCd pro" t:he fir milk from each teat on a i,los -.woven bladk cloth stretched "strip poriina# s.ly Generally, 2 ;+crt�, o!' 7aiiri will liraV Ile rr►ast f t}r�e n+�er a%n cul_ or into a ria{?" especially 'd ignea for' ex- good feeil ; (mairily pasture) >"or months r)f the year, and cut i"eed ,�rniniti '.lin tinillr" :buy a cow th`t kicks, or costs 41000 st in halt±, We that 4wears a yoke, muzzle, or Such devices rndl.CAte - - �tjyirig n Co`w no, oploce. $hat tlje ,�o�ti"has bad habits, such - 5eler t a cbyv from on of the as bx eakrng through fences or five pr,ncipal dairy l�reeds� -kyr- `Brown Guernsey, s B a .turNqucka ny eowyou buy is free shire, Swlsti� Holstein4'rleslad or erste"y� fr°am tsberculasis, brtielh5sis, and diseases Can jeptixlsir`Mit `l'ed Jerseys _void Guerngays are of- ten 'used f ►r faem lyra to man. Make sure UU.' hastbeen testrel ioi these do not re• they pie small +ve row d*1scascs> by a veterinarran within quire as much Seed ,or if► as the lari;er ;; clstiys� of the time you complete rnt}ch milk as Same of s,U ch as Ilolsteih-1~'ricsifiri the ;ale, I or 'Brown; Swiss, Moreover, the milk of Jerseys and Guernseys is Feeding Practices higher ,in' butterfat than that oftimmer' feeding same of the athes� breads" use A cow th4t; is sor,e �ndyOX rtltird f Cres of t tej farm for pasttueyto has hail and 9: it is hay are satisfacttlry. A ,jersey of front $o fees tivrll not ilitve to 'be 1 , , 1g >"oy. the Da not graze Sudan until nsey co�N, Nvill ne at .least 10 ealfrtlre co v is a}n{3necl t)y a stall- lroyide sttm"rntt ,gratlr is mcli'es h{gl.j o1,.cut it fol` h Y poulift of lra�j a dCtr and: ,•pound chitin the sides of .the stable caw. jUe- until, ' lczyt ltig]t. `/.,ill, yellowish r, ` each 2 to 4 pntmds of f?erma} r:nt pastures' 01 i�. pt grain for 1 should be eonstt'ueteil to prevent' ,, ' milk sire protluci s., drafts in oalrl �veat}ter; Tltis is 'tttlt rass or mr .tut. m of g t ass ,tl+i.al� reert curl } rr 1 F 12lll" tialztii, 1s 1111 ely mixture of /mound carry sect rir product in the $urrltrtz r 4ind shah d ry t T, . Aso p , t to be darii;cr'otts. wheat bt alt" is a good concentrate box stall.tile Tn- elptOf �in veryecold clt in s ma}- have t be sulrp , . _ In the Soutlt, C�aastal ber'muda to feed with. hay. 'Some soybean lett Jilted r > 11e a-umforrrr teed: suliply , . __ t.:.. etgrass; , linseed: all meal nay nlItes, the ba : stall cite be open p ;c- � t earl r114., 1 0►1 mea] of . o lis and on the south sale; 1f ,the ether In Most of ho Mates across' tllz t ll s#rt is ii}id J(:spedeza make 1pe rrztc]ed to the flier Y s arz tkglrt, An arrange- nzrrtlrern half af, the equerry, al da ' umrr el' 1a;tcttc but do riot rr`ain foY ext, lirotein.; Ot You three srtle ermits the sun to fttifa. incl tadino z:lavel ;mi c'zl ti+�ztl'r gay , ►y ea l l ir1 llte spai rg. In 1'an ,buy a l eliab1, ready- . c mined rnent drat p �Yitsses produce well duping' the come zt early r ref the pasture node for milli Covsj, , sltiire into the }irx stall in writEr I` a'e to kpc i`cstredetl this region pat feocl k 5xtntmer but h- Irl )7e planted to crimson cloy- .1,}1e 1�tol3ort]ons of hay incl con- adds to the cow s comfort. A stall every 1 do � �+ear;s, shoo* , planted such as oats; ;. nia be :adjusted, HoAv thatJBentirely enclosed should be r Crosses of A et or, ,sma11 i,.rt � to ecrutrate y the cast vo ttrlEttrtl by a, tilting avindov on Suda1?gra' �i1t t c t11is,is done depond, on rass and sart,�ilum o1 oy� rye, lrt'.rleyl or wheat, in . la i e prevailing ding , , prtsw Suntrrret at early fall. `Thos will pf, tl1°e feeds 1n your area,'and /row to ntzlt1c�Vilnilss�te to th beans nrak6 eXcedertt t;tlrnitte� 1 Touch milk :he caNv is "giving. Sid- F y bite s►`►tt winter' tri ` , biz' anti Y 1 r , , t}+-Cour ipountls of concentrate fur. - /rill' stet r of 1 i e tem for ar vtlpa tulle nay th'1s ] rravldo �scpn2e forage e for.. but mslr r , ft g an appro�:rmately its much rxu- lanted nest to laet`rnene'nt Tran- A v:ci,Ltal�lr s,zfti�n c" nisl7 � Guro of fhe Cow ern 'r�at'at`y -a little sutrrmcr fieed Cows ��i11 eafi tritiVe value ag 100" pounds of hay. tune; Tlxrs ptavizle, 1. I pea vines, sweet corn5talls, cab- 1f�rtvrde it.black of tt�ace min, A11vGrks hrttuh�e a cow gently and graying t>aw and the ex- lard leavo� an svvaetpotata iayin for tho e1'aliect salt in a sheltered holt for :See drat ,all fences are cess mai' be cut and thr`owti retry �]ne , feed/ the cote, cit adtl loose shit to Iter not de�elo►t a: it so the coW will permanent for otr s cancoritr, mix at the a`aof feed, ~yell curl tt`uctc,habit sof breaking tlrG t TION TJa tt eo1,161i; c 100 ounds �rcfii : Winter feeding i}ouncl to e� ei y . 1t east twice t17r`ougit, �1 fend made o to rrctr�iztl?cn flt�ttrrf/ tt J ��a at egg ��. }a€u:br�dwlres, t1ghly stretched rolvi � ;n r' rt,g vr�LY4tr�'{�� t��t� r `Clpc family caitel a lnlx u, p:eof daily in1�� �ntei and more often rn aril fastened to good posts, wi]l r1t'vufflt 'or jrtast,' ttr�trt�r`dr. id of fi,concentrat B,�r�Alfa.1fa sgybean, summer, � n�lot. a1 keep most cows ] nis,ynrsi . 13rtr5� d larush the cow daily. Ila riot'" tc acid alsike clover, of early -cut gran la v m4rr ut•e to cake on her :flanks �'itCt!JkiS 11�/.G�% G'[t1��4� l - _nt1 ili,fhs 1�egulai grooming is ro. �t.�r ��. Housing especially important if she ]s con= �tg_ , , .neods a sunny] firtezl in t1 stall , ,,. alto .frrtni{y y milke tltihce comfortable shelter or stable, 8116 Cows �tt o trsu�tllk be l be left untied in u bo:t shill it "flay, 13c c1 It+�n ltllans of tli� ...awe �.. about 10 i'eet squardj ur confined that file u z e , , , -- ie and held -with cow rMrd ft`eo of (t h �{ �y 1tt that trit�'ht i.. ... ..T . 1W to Ct+ Srtt Ctller11r`r. �,. ., ,,, . •g ,� w,Z roll lntzr rite mllk Tyall, tiVasli any . a tr stanchion n chain, roue, or, strap, rl Always Y u � `' T 1'lte etp tij las rrrord fir, do but �urletltlrerirddbv5 aiid 114tilrs of ,the N noerls .rttrrut three times as rr'lticlt tivrpe Yr�r spit) cloth cow t� itlr x clew j l fop e .ort milk, and `be sure Your bedding ill rr box stall than whet/ g ` �A is ( tl�lneC� rti a $mallet space, o -. y � sltif a c', v rs Cor fined Avith a Btan, l't t�11 t ti p til incl m ](try, ith �hzortli t sp eltion, thet,e should be a mange , _ t to in ft`ontj e:,tenl11trg be, end the hand% dra�Ving the milk Oil" gutter f611 pp !IF, s w!"'11 as ittlie disz.omfrrrt to tilye s' �, , boltind tlto c ivy Al ow 01 .5 feet Caw as possilple, lit e p out fingilk Do into the tial t � rCi1- ` loo lint] ito gutter e i�ubsi1�at„ too ria . inserts m11k, ofkilre rt ensy fol the cow to g jpace m t thzY sta11, :itnd..to faCrirtnte Te. Car rtlt yotti county agent about /nova/ of l �auz al'eR= ' .. have broecitni5ervlce in a manure.. If passrbiey, , ti - LA07, uttau rlt Apace iii e�etlin.of din n t�alie lil lee V t 1 file d a e ns ally gera lerntit g otjefhw ,4*o tow Itis ► sn irrtirr"e eti yr:►store r+c el v r un - 1 i 10 f I,rrr,rY ing to calor' and freshen at about table, for, cook, ar for ntttkfng JG-ir ozztI intervals. It is a good pottage cheese. . idea; for the cow td, be dry fan a `Rrnse' all rnrlk utensils it> told month air weeks before she water, immediately after use: As ealves -again. This, re'sttlts in sooty as pmible, vraslr; them in Trot greater milk production. Cows can water cantarnfng, a dairy N+vrtshing11 be Weare �t a go z'�' by reducing powder or deter°pa. Shrub with theft, feed, and gradually, discon- ti �te�sitltRihS6ei se, dtthem15Al withboft tiniing mllkfng. Caws uau:ailyr da not hati*o n1ttclr. 'n 1'e'Sanit'ii cl utr nsll an a difi°iculty= at calving time, but prog- ress of labor should be eheelced Clean, air,~ place, uneovereti, llfllc frecfuentb1.. If difficult labor 1s nro- ails and ether utrnsils should be longed far several hour , a"vete)*)- seanziess eta there will be no crevw nay`ian should be calied. In cold )res irr ��Iticlz milk carr lodge. weather the eow needs a waw Making Better cit Home stall and, plenty. of bedding at calwrng fzme.111gh-duality but�t;r,;j" may, b"e, You ii7air tivanE to sell`the calf 0z' nratlt�z at }101nil from ;;t (WILor slight= koo a heifer Gaff for• future milk- lj sour cream, rutLr t made from ing,41 Newly born calves of. ; the eream that is too sour li'm astrong da2iy breeds bring,$LO to $30, the1a�°rrr• nrl Io ni t ltt:ct) Well. arnoutit depending on their, site You will probably wl4nt to save acrd the-cutten� nnE4rkdt�rice, At be r reartz sklmrnings for 3 or d; or tiiantlrs, a fattened 'calf day.5 before alrtirnin. should bring consilderahly more If your fancily° does not need all the 0 stun "list canjyesh ' be fe 1th 5to e calfvoucos: p, Gare of the Milk As soon as the' milk 1s drawn, 1, strain it through a cler4n clath. Single -use stminer cloths "are best. N If' cloths are to .be reused, wash and boilthent ,4fter each use, All rd°,+ milk should be past6ukized . by heating it to 149° � and 'hold= ing it, at that temperature foe,t ` rrrinutesy or by 1,eeting it to 161 aid holding It for 15" setpnds, Small electric ;Mime lrasteitt°iters l dost about $40a i Afte%4 milk. isasteurized, coni It a,s rapidly as�liossible to 501" r ilowee. i�cdp it in tkid )eft#igetra� ,_ tort until you are ready to use rt. � �"�► � ,� ��tlrole milk not needed for atrirtie diate uie niay be hold for butter mak3ngF Beep mine i'n a deep eon tante) until ct the erim rues to the s.rx694 tglr, 1fte� about �,I h zurS, skim t �rrb, q, --r wlti s hand Auiit *10i o4 "lire, cruet t`ol" chU4nln}.'pile 14f9�iriPh rrt�4ldrfe� trsr mnking smell shim milk mil be Wed peri the (jull,titles of iSUtWw4 i ilt-ter ules best wMrl Ciilllrnin li. �. )ire? bat the the. cream srr t a tela pe •ature of �merrtttltca lrt,tfiltl, G1111tr o crew►tr until tit tii11ill globules of 340 to oB0;F in summed and 58° wtf<�t'fat lrl- ()tf f° ti 17 stick nules rastoprchut ing when the butter geniio ' afid frill titin, g., .. y c nd of churn Ira rrtles are about the. size of ker- 1>rr�bally tli� lural l.i , fort rn.�krng fit�t�ll ,rlitttntitres of bels of corn. Rernave the granules butter 31a t� °'millk and lam f%Il ��t,i rlasliaddles. s churn a shLter then� with vaterb6tteAbout the e,�ulpric.d v, fJjjt W� Fill fire oifil.i�l"1 tii11�' ojie4hird to terliperatule of the bieixtAtelk or Fillonet of ;�iill'a ih111?ril►t6� ncorp tr little cooler, Urarn fire tivater oft; rates air ttit;tr t3} 'ream and ttd onto e eh�pound rate oofibu tet, cau:io it ter lilr.i'�ir ► in volurrio. sh After yai{ l�a�rfr ►b1.}►'1red for 3,0 tp t}ien work the butter with i pad - 1 iltil the salt i', 40 m notr+s► }azrl�l�ft° r`t�aii�les should utetl atrcdi 1 uttermrlk extracted rib- Corm,. DAIRY GOATS 'l'h rfrrl#rlt .til ritll� May find it 'linseed oil or other protein st!rple- more cor r`. 610"pt grill r,00nomical mend to mlkr�tA r�'i[l1 grirrls than to Goats ,tin pasture 'need slightly buy ilk o rr�r k�`s��r r� dalry cow. less grain ar, concentrates: Goat's mill„ cf i J -t�'fl 1i'�'ta1eratod l're>;nFtnt does should be fed all _ r rd. l he r aui;hat;e they will eat in fall by infarlttr litiX lri,1ri11llri' wbo a ori. Baldy winter, along with 1 allergla to Oil'rF��rnlll�r A gaocl ttrrli, r t {? oduces at ��ounrl of rpot clops or srlage and least 2 quttr},t+ ref. ►xii11 rl;uly fob ii%F or 1 pauncl of the same grain to 10 rhonttt� of tfm� yelzr and Can inixturo fed to goats in milkflavored , be fed for" �bl�s tat rarroXK4iX jt of Ilia silt rias turn strongly$ nd. s gage, should Cost of �feoofu , r rjws , dairy 90A, i�. `ts ;13Cto '�� {r'o fed itftui` mriklif�sa themilk the, amount riiltemlliil*, on ber will not 'be affec'ed by off -flavors, breed and prtydgCthn record,' t 1C.eep!,i'oek salt before goats at sure tiraany ,,data Yoti purchh c; rill times and accasiunally mix a are^ from a tu�r'oul►psd(4�free andilncnixti�re,No btlyertrri nerals brucellasts�frer! I} 1rrl, stie neccssarY. it legume hAk is tr�,�dlhg fed. If .nonlegume hay is user, cal» slum and Phosphorus supplements Peed goattr produf;ing mrlk_ till will be needed., See that goats the elovei�alfalfa tar talked bay have access to plenty of ftesh the Will eat, ,tad any available tVatei, at all tiines, tootcrops, such as turnilis, car, roti, beets, or 'ltarsiln, Goold» Care of batty'' Goals. giiallty "srlago can be su stdtuted for root Cr6psi It a goat giving milk is no D, Goats da not need any special pasture: agood wily Wintet.tatdob find of housing, but should be tvfytidtl trey Good alfalfa or clover protected frOhl taln, snorpi and liay, 2 pounds"- .root e>`ops oi> sit- Coll: They are natural climbers A ii/s'paUntls; Goneentxates, 1 ttncl, ifltlesg tethered, will climb on, b'r L peunds, Gohcirntrat,e mi:�tttres lore bullcifnggs ancd rrlacliner�► shouldonslst of o4ts,; hrart; and ai,ound fire fairnstid, 13 Cleanliness is essential in han. wi11 jump on the stand sand put dlinf;and feeding dai •�� gortts. h:er haad in the stanchion MVIOut 1)0 es ]cepa in sanitary surround- since. ing.q do not hake objectionhhle Rcavyproducing does maylicked odor, 'Sucks, the �rincil at offend.,to bo nirllced three trrries a day for ers,; need not be kept if breeding a ,,shat `time a�ter� fresheninig, but service is available ,in yQui" area.. _ ttxrccr-;t-dayhg gr milking is usually often c;cluck for at le Moes:: ^ Milk,,; g A Milking stand built with Breeding and reproduction sthnelrion at one enol and a seat Does conte in heat regutarly be- fUr• the bunker' at':ptre side is a real tWer.rr September and January, coneenionce in Hfking a goat. After Clio, bale, they usually cah Such a an can lie eonsttu. cd not he ��bred ar�ain �ot" late in A little cast, Avgugt, 'I Irey trey in hem to L Yotin Claes usually object to da ,r+'1'lie period hrtwren heatq is being milked at first, a 01ahch-lon g enciiially alro4il, 21. (lupi, Gestation and" stand help confine them. A nverm.,re..A 1.49 days, orabout 15' little grain in the 1rox attached to nionth:�'+ 'Doo" lrsualiv gi't�e birth the stanchion helps gitret them, to tN-ro kids, blit oce�r�lorn�lly fna� After a Maung goKrt is milked a have three or'even tour offspring few times in such a stand, she bei at one .Wddinr ," comes accustomed "to milking and If yottr family needs the rnllk t � � Y " +rev 4 3WN f) A' e i v w A% i, lli`T•26682 `�lrtcttzt:'�,-=`!`Ira �ntssE ��tnvonlats� w�ty 1� rrjil'k �. �fnt��y �anG i;� fi^arn u. i�tilltlt�l,`���h�' �� stautr hrira, N`ai.b i:ltr; striealrlo►r rr�tcl t�eclW:t ,rti ixi�iit+ td " + .lutes pnly Ittxi� to chink Flom a 'pan; pail, ox algid theft r1r 111 cit _. trough, ited gr p eeil, "�`ol lit )i►� ItitlrlY �vartt t ' tl3€�licas 1 til ,i�+ c �ctilnlwd�v - tb good, omo the aifte ifere iening" are riot, iltt�d to They zv) i1� C�1ti �t:�t�il�'s ez� �;ett�rs 011e that gives mills for less than G nllk i ! boldo 01:11$1 they 101111•1t' rrlartihs shoulrt not be kept. SHOP oge breeds Sheep Vt7gin� chit's riot, ark olvy that satisfc. ac aoi illy combines Wool e:�pens�ivo equip. mcIIL or t r tbi hthar, but it does alike su Ticient and lamb 'llroduci ity. You Pasture grid exee1tl e small -farm ag cultural agent�or Shite e tent' requiremeltts that er. ar` nia� �1ot be able to meet: alas livestock specialist for Help Ther; should be enough Pasture in selecting a kneed ...pled to p spri heep iix ng, sum your locality" o feed rile s men ltrtd fall, and still allow for Pure breetling nr registry is not fry Ott �txt rotictions to clean ground always synonym with quality, geparution of lambs frarii nierit,, or produelivity,. and you %fc�ttitic ij helps protect sheep will probtilily decide that good- _ from 'i.11ternal artisites (sto ii, quality -rade sheep will be sans= �horx ttt� Cf1al, cru -c a�tsc seri�iii's faotarjf : ff yoix plan la still rims los tdt,',t"wo acicA of good pasture for•: breedlne; pt�rlloses,; 'iawevery NN+1 pros fldcfeed t"orthiee, eight you will want to start with pure- e�ve,�l'�lrthe sunilrl:rt months, hrd:d sh�e�. All lrt aur+es t�llrllildl be enclosed If you can. use a rain ft•om a with r� dogprool` :f ence Sut;h 'a toaal breeding servlee.+ You can fencd: tombins rva re11 aril barbed 4tart with only cwns" If elicit a �x+irt and i eta t i i'c big i. semice is toot available, you may Tt his a stt°anti of t ttl�x sLreldhed want to buy a small fleck of ewes bar%ett �vircltie c the ground= and one t°am" �1 o �c lltis'� �s rd �-inch woven= �13u� young wes, sand breed t�,lrc- fencin-; �vitlr a 4�lnclt lnoll,� them to give birth to their drat arid, �ytaove this- aro two strands,of lambs at about t'eat's of age" The b «",t *wire" gastatlon.. period is about 145. clays, ,t,. s nuntbr�t` of slice i ytiu can l wes usually ebitio in heat it the esa iaz pi ;�erly an a limited fele suminer ar fall. It is goad tb acrd. ge tNu[l doliatid y s.•gely then an, hr}ty much �eihfen� ti—, d; pristure I, eed them as early as possible so 3�r"n can hra�gadtc, that to 'g, will;l)e born in tite'win- Dr� not et into sbevp =using fur mont,hs" Coldl weather diseour- .nth tile ictii that sheen requil°e dtges parasites, rvh.icl iijay be a l�tt1 M or no uttirrtittn Their needs pioblem�r 1 11. lambs bora in s�iririg are varied iitii tlieit", habits 11t'e pt" mei , dliffiet crit frrni L iliac of atlt.er fa - l�,a`ti lsw e onteor into `gheepira s ng aniixtats" ��Vect ttittl lambs miry best tin g quire,special cal% at lam Bing time, bosiraide ewes Are- mril e likely to be available for" PuMi iso then) 5eledion _'of sheep tttidl the On be pul tilt pitStiYrc or, The beginner in' sheep raising lir fot'age for a virile lyefore Will, is allubly 1'indl it best, to chbosc t'eedlin, " ih troll rliS. 1101(1 the lambs''; ieet feet hZ,Z Feeding and Care, Ut)right slats, about +� apart will on good Pasture Ao not, �ijl<tced g ; to 12 inclies Ithe ewes Sh;oep , let t1Ye iairnbs in and keo need; g�arn� If sYioeh on 1�arns�pC r�,�in lose wetghfy or show other sig + ouLamb% can be fed f;rauntl � i �t .condition, it genes+' means hat the pasture, s Inadequate anti from a tt'eeli as sooar s�vea ledt or �, iam=jjhoalc�,lie atl�tled to tat until they -120. dAY`i Of fhAt some- g ' . rxtt1,i1�eted --at about -- to their diets age or 711 fo {1 Poul in vtetgof in the winter wY►on Ivshouldli} be.1Sheep need„ no spt lal l(inshed is avai)a`)lea sheO lc ume A closed ba�'n o oo&quality g ltioit�in + a ,ration of g at '�hxe fn shouid be available f tbf �rna. 8MAll re -a alfa er at�c at lambinf, st clay four pounds of alfalfa hay ' lambs and them• mothetthe1test of is ;suff'icien15p rpQunds Abu tng keot sel�arateclfrom,helte `.. 1eg5 than the flock in a elosc month before ewes V.thta ��ito /t. a1e liota�'d I th fire or su5zjleient the hay + Silt anti o1yla�' summer, eltht b pound of grain a,la fresh water slt�uldo ltelit_z4�il-_ afterlambirill�P i�s� ,l fi d able air all times. eat ' small fiat Lamps should lie tAW' to . hest to get a custt�rri s}iea't i soon as possible, they ,illq to one is a�'ailable in the localit our as at feed When ou wish to do the'shea rn can ,. j �s gIn to.nibtile p1t Y • she n fix tiOf Y l) a sma11 t� e'ep •to-,self,_hand-l�owe� - l �• i% ...► t r �0 Lt2J "1G7G1 iphie Rv ides f�..c�el P�r t CVo11t6 11lecfi. t irdl)gh pus tahle; tt ►e fiol eaeii bvsr= and ixt air frartelE �or � . i teu ti —11 t Althbik4h L is 6� olitainect etb�+dln . an �vu�livitts fn►y huitd� �' the Cecier nta g , tiu1`�9e�1' `V�r1�in��tilttti•iil agent, .�+kT_y r+ I y • iq`6 +y. �.p F 1 Y M�a1b�MtiN^4{rq.l2� I �.Ca rcR.l A7 kk,S« Y + w rf a Y,�n+wWAD50, iMdo40 I'tC�n a tea% ftf� JY sire t1 11 #lly +hCnrk kl Ih the Oritig fitter C61(1[ iwob weathot Min tci h,:'nrrr tikes I1 tltc wwl from � shee mon pnsotl« A r e piocet pui'chas n j l deinelu i �smE als that, b te• itcap outthe p edato y dogs and 'td may r 'Castt.ating and tiot�ltin (temovnl Ste TOtatlon po"8stble. tnako j�atu hor £ut�thex+ 3n£ormation oix of lambs' tarts , is dttrie wh'O t they * -e 7 tp ld t. AYS old) anti lambs and rah5ing sheep, d0kuaY6ueeounty 11g)- Ultutal ttger�i oto the V,8a. De. scaled ' for weighing tleeees pat°tment of Agriculture. A1o; `books Equipment;, nestl not be Open there are several gpod on the sub�tc t�tat may be available probably the gratst ex to tl e j l;ihnin thee» in your public; library. ienso RA��tBITS'I Do . estic rabbits can o ten he tri by sma11�£atm OP atom g mined, and high In WOtetnt Oti1� about 20 percent of the dressed vaismd anti atburbanites if there are oto e4ticass is hone, $o the meat yiold is high domparcd ivitlt that , of, community regulations that rem Strut such ar► entelliriset `the Dash rna; t,teat animals. outlay for tock, h rttsitig� and ery�ritsf eat i rnoelest, In addition to raising .t`ahbits fbr the horde bleat s'UI)t y, fou y Rabbit m eat is all -white, find / * y nd 0ut �vWho mKt� Evan t to it Young rabbits of the metliutn breeds are ready to at ar 'marleet when they are Weaned zit 2 motabs, and �Yei;h abaut A pounds. Ilius a good ctoe can be eX Bated to �z'a� + duce morethan 1()() pounds of - marketable rabbits oadh year. y ;! Feeding Nracflcbs AL ` Following is a �tatisfactory ra� tion for doesucklztl young. :,�� an'ai�x�•n L'eti`ccttt oj no d'Argmnt, a taicot FtCvtte io.--Champag 20 mmdium*eight breed 'pi'odueAd fax protein suppltmetit 30 merit, Mature rabblta ry igh o to 12 40 poundq' Undgrful is dark slate blue, Roughage surface fur �api4ilrs silvery. $alt . r• , Dry does, bucks, z'ttt0young there is a market in your locality bits do, well on 601llowing ra- for rabbi gas meat, or' if they are tion animals. Pts ctt of I as laboratoi y tibn ket lvrabbit ue eskins liavd some mar- $ ' � cially those-tom _�rdtein-�upt�ler�r�nt X1.,5 -- _ wsihite rabbits; heeause'they can be iii ain Rbtghg9t' Go dyed any 6010r, Salt 5elecling Stock DX does, bucks, and Oung rab- ma either buy youne °ab- bits also may be Maintained on Y_ on y 1 alfalfa ltay aloha, ;o� hay plus bits just wearked, or afetiv animals fe�glances of gi-ain daily. about ready, for ktreedang, Young A number' c�R ini*ecli�ntss can rabbits ost less, but you wll1 have cortibinatiotis of ink a wai ting Pez�od lentil the dons are be used to meet these nutritivd ready to breed at 6 or months requirements. Linseed meal; soye Of age._ beaaa meal, or Peanut ztieal can be ;riedrtlm 4tnd heavy Breeds of used fogy the ]tz'otef#t,'1~ltea am pnl= i+uhbits etre best suited tot` hont� tion fan Include cosi, oras, bailey, atrtl cpntitiers9ial nroductzon of i heat� or mho, Alfalfa or clovOr, ,meat« l Pular breeds vem Cham t Nem ZealanOlr Anterican, l3er Nagata ,d',Argdnt, Clliiie1 ilia, Ana l<lemrslt. Giants. Obtaln statttrlg stock fz'ohi a rE� liable bt*eedek who mill getat`antee the StaCl� tb be healthya , nd Pry ductiiie, :n 1'eLd of i`abbl t� , lte gestat, _ Is �sltaz`*t olzl � d"t daY, as. nd doe usualy raises 6 to 8 Young inn aaass•t� litter`, $he wlt be. btiod again ��heri the yeiun . r b ' I wire s or et a Bks �i Irii712P, it , N ��Galt[q�r pdpular of alto. Z is rlake5 it possible fobod tsteat rahhit, usually ttiaxketed at keel` `to Prodoeo four' Or fide llttei'S tgt %k uiarhe lt V litre, re lr �� U�nekk a ,yeh1`y 'elf,it is ini octant to relate '�`�'� the'feesz. intake to prey ent Mie cab-. too fat. hits from l�ecantin„ rain and of g • otCt �ie un��e}nt �{ es ui:e required to feed cul avec <<ge sized dbe and her four litters t6 the age of feed h Sma1] a1rounts of or at �k p .t•hl�+ cut Mass, clover►,. '- addtec to the 7j �NQrr) tl►et. lie�:1�� that arden crops �' Irtr'►° , `asses 17ave'ttet Veen1�raYed >"t�,t: y .,.�1�{cr u5li Iftl) ► w►Lli �r e posed ta,Insecticides, ryw r trx l i it itsbi� €s ►►I l"ejl►r l q yr. r �yI+t�{/'. lyttrlti,i Housing i�tc, dx'Srr, r►r�,#awrt ili�}�ii� "nre ti'suaYlNr .lzept in, x r�ttlllY l�►tY► ire r►+i� I►i�tcf es nol s.4} vttt feet ltandy8 or car rl ►l 7�}1>ce thrtn h feed deet,. or othet- X rIi i'r>ll; 11.►,} rig F} 1' tL 1crn rr� �l'hege can be made at t�mrnncS ��+ ►ll�,r] t;rt r,lt�t�x`tittch can- &dt Y IIoylI'r inC l'�etr�el . giiln}l lrlc�c4 ui' c.r�ror ► , eecls, i, iiti�i� hr l�t`cwlticitl Pc►ir �ti uctlon vaed ft llelft alt -wire pressed �� (1001met-91,11, 3er� � to � artially en ratrts t+� IIx �, r, tri iilsf(lr, httil[l►n� Mari tt i�r lrruvr+�T`ir ►i.3.t rw M iTls['ff l)iz i�iies fob use qtr daors. r%r1 . ti yes; JOY hyrr,� �� tc.1 +l �,tYl�es of floorlitg can be rpt,. i' ' ,r ° , hutches, Wife -1�ui a r tiw�,l ltr ls4ir}t1tn pared free �`ili�l�l� tie! �t3t�Utl�l," � � useci e ctenstvely all i wear to+li.t l}sl s�,�vr:s, its+' 3h fir>eyl•In i,. hutches are th�r la?rfrrt�Irtr.� c, ti. c. n l w�ta�'�rr, xr�li,'�nann slat flooring, `�xlietlierltrrr'i/ l" �, )r.l le±ec��eectr'lrrr �txti►art tilrt. z�+a�iltrttl>Ic., ` �r;r akir c r . , Al in the mat�g�r Ix t►fil►iWt huu�fr ►uiGttl►lly Jnr atni! ti;►birlr, it ill};hb in eYtdart► hrsi irp m►kW►.►1 fraxr► ►tl►��r, tr i bet ' 11110 VI'm rr tnh r�'�iitr tlt , s of solid Hooting under sti}l�, u,ji an ores for Sunlight a comla{r►atsot .strili o£ �v.re tion f►�t►rjt stun incl xa n: Sunlight at the f t rent tend can also be is not qr ��essary £ u` 5ame1t cooling mesh at the i5aok, ing hot weather in, ad used. , Iee the clirriate is m'easus'to tot to st �provided t uilcl nes ale In as ea5 �cl laced out- clttinn gltnulcl, 'lad :tdeuate y` mildVyutcl7es can be n. door's an toe t1 ejratoi£ b t laced vent{lath r6, buildings! , HOGS SwiriC Hstnitation. and lttt5 been 0rd{naz`il�• hogs ate stat recon►= �� t or.'..,a Inale. for the small o'aatt-t{me '�faccknttted. £o>' hc► f cholerar mende6 . CChoQ�t� a femur t g, a har- futrn opel•atir�n `because the zcre- mar lli tlsat tsar not t large enouhh to i arse laig tliat has beers, r tt. tl'ated .t meat age is np todttee been east Villk ACs dor and fly- the nec�s5ai r Feeds: Some court �o i,l a itrl�lnsir�hlt. o n5unilkeb lsave. ordinancesti�nt, Vrohi}y{t the keening of hog x �, . Prndices Yost{gale any l cal restrictions be- vor• Fe�dmai 1 Ire t obtain Ore $*SILt buy .r. tars chiefly 4t1f ;�rWijn i�i"1'i ►lr� If ydu can raI e n .b arbage suiy7lus garden produce and table tablo'sct`ala9 and s�.ltcted g �vsthout having to, .buy frnm: 5e�+er 11 h:orne � nr a restait- scI aps, it majr be pt`ofitable o t�ant5 j+t)u can s^edn�.e considerably much feed, eed Yost have to is{se one os 1 0 oitiltave to I Ito rile flmount - moat sttj�pl Y buy. to lie im garbage: A V+ ed qo that it doe's on. feeds Krug}fist retail �t�rlces, leash twice a ��e�h, the ertteiptkse is likely �otltrl. Betts e that Practical, nnt' l3ei ome sl a e, l?�xge coritatn5 no 11 P the gar Buying Hogs goat)g lass, tisas}trng l�ivder, or - , µ1"he hest tune to buy; Pigs, 19, to dt tiVARIG. �sUr ►a»ti u{ tlar ;� �ring when tlae �n �� �igcJ'd� ugr�isr.-c�n��r G� a � apt 0,- ��tean.ecl. Bis sure that ]. �Utce c Of buy has peen raised on cleanutc fellotlir7f;riolt�for minx 1 ung er stt'iot $ystetYt of r t' r%pesaitc�`e_ C�12° nc C,rau .rtes at brytltn 1 ,d Tlti�Gc�rtG'�'efjt�t9e;t►telrt ltetna y:. �,,, � jrr�ve�tt lied cltnlcs-ct ciyt<l otlzcr rl£s- cr"s, goo as� If hogs hthii e orst to o 16 �et- ture, sites cent less f�-, - In tlic ri 11e fral- k w half of the 'united States, good �;astut;'s r rri•o as Inake g .. larvtttl, t IaAino red rg der hogslfala, Mitt �Oilte clor�er� i tmntltw and Vass htt t"t'l�� eiM eornb►nat{C�tis:of these, t►.5s, les-.,. "Jai,rw ` atr.�s7ax Tn the Strttt}i, b�i�tttl��b�rass� atlretgl� b 7a jodev Cc w for I da'{1{sras� arci'efettry t�tpt.nit►C �I1c kll�ith ri�� e�l�ntt�ari�l less 1 C Sso la;tstUt'e� CN'a and im'd L� M' theft to(lucbd b� rtn ordbtary iat:'h� • '��r1r�l`irifiifa ,�� tt d -wry e, sr44i.r:�� '1'l�i, ,s} ��t;rlrl he ei�� a�� a lf- wh sta , l r► rx w o kit fr►is, sild (10� V. 1(s(�rj,�i � �� a c. i t vall l�le mall pe:xt3- ttet lri at�iy f►► thc� ; loK luL, ti►ajrdc;, A. hog f hhl,J ;bets nu U-Lb,fc Seraps, fti�ools tit( ample st►! j%, of fresh al4,a t rr (rf� p"cure c1its t1hoot 600 llri)')i(hn, ora(;c+r before hogs. pounds ref ���tlieei)trate )aicir) frri►tt ll:nriii c= 1onf crops— fopexam, w(;utiftig trt� of �weelrrs (rx ih(x pi+�, P)_(l(t1rtgas mid turnips —:lout Um it'ife)Is s a. yyrig!It o -f., r-1"' A "wo Wsuitlly less ec&- portrtrls, t)i ,AfolI i 1loold�c(im h'iL t)r)t1l'i"M fo than j),qSttlre or �1� i;CfAlYtfi, 1t protelh.. .itllii)1('P'i') (Oil t, hull.. ani 4 minetid sulihictn(>r) I., (,(trtj is the rst stwilitA gruln; 111, 6 1 i'�r l r��r, NouSing �+�hettt, �(,r'fttiiiS, r1r �,rag,iiill(r1 A,i,y iris►ale slielLez' that carr aim) Gf- AM. Y(-)I.r}wJ7wnI it3 tsiraC�t,r x M pro- 1r i'r t c c i i r1 ii. froii drafts riiov„, tr is.:xr tawy LJiiu► V/I,tfLo ri,i°ti .,rt+syr .Ar d etch), gives shade in ]lot whc s1r� �tjwl(i PVf, la'ar; ri& �r'�tflh(I% 'too 114.4 a (JVV��floor can ,1 gr,rstl ttillu�t'' 1 tt)ixalfre r-riti � , sisEfi of u(11141, �,ii; lrf (�1 ) i�t rt ��� 1rr )1 r rl l ,i, huh , Locate the pen 1 r itl lrk;a i .,1ui i`rrel]oni any dwell- 1�o erneai,, kj,�I lttlr� 1fri)r tf,+)xirr �,x ii,ft .r�rl r 1.r� PreVcnt a noyatT e hir hiked llttixtt a tj t°nirrx�r.(,tr rt��i,. i tcr�i�' r,rlrri°# q1 w _ f I) W p 1 �l% y ! fCb't`h� i;. --Ah liiY4ijr�irtrfS(r3 noir.:rrt)r irFa�'rnrdrds*•a�l,z Yik1l1 cYxtn�itir illy rr�rrrl, '1'1)111 11r,i�(0)jr. WrMl)rt irYrtrni� rr`� i r f C threaioftc�iaur mt►Yki:1� 1 cl 1Ye ri. l4 �+rn 2lri'i tk i° r" i[ lir zer tart t��� wlth. ;I