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Cost Of Rearing Soybeans it RBPUGS T0 0vll6Si}l0l1S ATribute to the Farmer What ls There Ne I
Bgrs ` " iExperlnle1ltal Farms .Notci ' Y N0 BY G. SUPERIN- Hen" m the tarmer' 9' man M i Winter Applesw n
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.\fr._ 'fI3fL Brenton, fProvilll-ini
Dairy Superintendent) gave til
_ follo\\'i»xl_§'-;adrl1‘css ull thc value of
milk before the G_vl-o Club on Feb
22. 1932: '
` .unit
The only lulll: of A r-‘ill cominer
cial value is lun»_.»i lhl»_1);li1`y Cow. _from me puuets ns soon as the _,er or alfaml failure and under Tho Fcu;l .\io,.l-l ol i.~ lllllnnll ______\_ um be d______l_____m_d_ If intended_ average cond “ans should yield
Rst-t‘ "
M112' ~ ~ 'v 'ni -1- 'r-lvl lliilllisl
.";‘1- 11.. 1.3".; _ r. ‘ ii '.51 ` _ . " I ' ` I "' d “Hunt y\.l.».ll1-_; male 1lvcd=» the same care-i on the var.ely used and the local- on il” lf 'll ol 1. - iln111i:il, ii`il`l< ll -lit-clllioii 'tllf' "ood fBedlIi8 in Yi' The CP'-li) Shuuld be Cut for f\`_l . ` -.i1‘.:'I "1" s‘;t»~.11\. oI">‘ ` u " L ` . _f ' ‘ __ _ __ __ _ _‘__ ____ __ ,ltr-_ lil:-l_v dclrloplllcllt as the pros- hay when thc sccds ln the pod are IJ' ‘ it I f` _f ‘. ix; A . .
1 . .
|~~ . . 1 !';.'f '».-.._' i if . _ . _ _‘_'_____ __ _ __` _'_"_ :ui inc start will rcsult in si stunted Soybean hay has a feeding value
' ` ` ‘ ` ` ` _ " ` l;.:‘.ri llzlprofllable bird. equal to alfalfa hay,
111'.-I ‘K x lroitl l\'- 11111!
ii il.” 1' l 1- 1.1 lift. is
1 1
a‘i lvl" l»~'>:l'.le liulr. v.'~'-`: .__ __ _ _ _ '
‘,,_. _, , _ _ ___ ____ » ill' ’ fi`i`fi f°\‘ thi firlf SIX , in rows about 28 or 30 inches apart.
i " ll iiili
nnllll--, gl fl" l 1. l‘l 1:' ivy __ ____ _ __ _ _ . _ _ _ _“___ _ _ .__ _______ __ _______ _ln vi. .old a _l »n_=lltlllion that alll _ me w_d(h of ,OWS adwstcd by ¢ov- it-lvnngillu universe he knows. Read- and bound in bundles as torches. they have mated, but we would not His work it is weary and nevei h
` ' Sl 10° "V Ulf” Wefk-'i ' erlng the feed cups not in use. The inc' between the lines th i It w al th terinl i' recommend it to be fed bemre mx- done'
" ` ' er” B B” 3° ° ’““ °' "we" have muted as it may hinder the The deushier. too. has her share
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(‘:\1~!t‘. ' Gu ;l':- llc-~‘t Aihulizt-li. Fifi plir rrxt
.".‘.l"!\t‘_ 4 “lt llc? '"l"
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rent
’l`l1r- l""T: of the i11ll".'efill'li v~ll','
v.'ll~i'.‘s frolvl 1’:l_\' io dmv :ll1d‘f~s i3-fi
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fi"f`;f‘li HI ’ ~'_r'll\1: ;~.I': \l'l-:- Uflll'-_ f'.\'vl'. tltc rl~"1"i 1llil': f1"~1n rl l'lr""l |"“'f`il "" "I1 lr '.1 1.41] 111'. lil
vn1'i;‘.n..;, il 12, th- llliiia from mir’ herd m:1_\' <‘lii`lcl' gl'cutl_\' from that of nnoitvr lvrfl due to lilo h:'r~_'zl
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of r:i"?~ ‘
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ll-lvl ' . 1.2 'l "':1‘ f~ l‘ l:f‘l'l 'l"'. nrul 1'.: i iii lilo ii/vi' 'or "l'- viz"-`
i`»o;.“ ol l:li"i‘:l" 11. 'l t; 1 » 1‘t1rl_ rcpn§rlv.f.: ll .ti ~ f. : -;»', lu; | thc both: v-l'l\ l.r~\' 'lofi rl-f‘:":\'
"i`l‘i" \"" ' " !’L..~ tuli-
1.' .uc !. ‘ " = ilu lulwi :l1‘1'i":" ` " frills: hc l'lj. 1 11:: t _ 1 '_ l‘1‘_'.:‘_ hiv, ‘ fur-
,.,._|, .,. _._-__ ,__,._.,,;___ by lm, 'tiucc a two pound broiler.
s_vf.il‘111 1:: li wir-r 1.111o:lt:l< mid be l'l\n;<n1iul\iv l-ilmlp Milk, properly profllllrcl. is ll food hrlvinlz all these rcqliiirlllcilis ~
Tile pines' of milk in the diet, its
use ns rt substitute for other foods and the relative value of the nutri- ents it contains, as compared with the cost of rllltrients in other foods, is not geliorzllly realized It
food t-lint may bc more widely us- ed ns it lllcans of inlproviilg thc charm-tor of thc dirt and rcdlrinxf the cost of nninlfll food One rplflrt of milk,
equals:
1 lb Perf Steak
_- lb Chiekeli
- Hum
cccuish t
2 1-2 lbs
v-nonlocal.: T‘[§5'“'°`° t~J._;i_o_:__._,
'cr
_ (H.-c,~_q;.@ _.-,ml __ cr this be natural or artificial, is
lbs Beans _ not enough to ensure maximum re- l
31;); pms suits From the time when thel 7 3-4 lbs Tonlatoos -pullets have concluded their first’
Few nlcrllwi :irc sc1'\'cd wllcrc milk
and crcnnl tio not form n pzlrt
Milk, llllliltr: lnofzt food stuffs, is_
consumed lzlvgl»l_v in nn lincookccil stnte. Because of this fact, whcni
not produced and distributed un-_ der proper colldition, if may b€'_ come dzlnfgcrous as n cllrricr of _ contagious diseases. This fact ls_ particularly important as it is; largely the article of dict of infants, l children and molly invnllds whose bodies hnvc but “iight power to re-
sist the inroads of cliscflse germs
The pllsicill'izntio1l of Milk was
novel' :1 more live question than at
p:~r'..;lt It is one of the many! 4-ii..'i-if-: vslliril are wining thick :incl .ll our social system. With .\;.i:»l'a<l»<~ f»:lil1r1liit‘s, trilccllblc to m.l;;_ lvl- _illlr out liere. mid tlicre, r°.i.l.'-oils und 1-‘.ou':d_s of ilcnitll of llallly of our ‘coivns aliltl cliics fire n.v.'.iI'.ill‘, 'o thu llcvll of rl safe milk supply :md rczlllzc that. propel' pnstcllrimtioll mal-:cs milk safe. i
Now, llllrtt is Pnstéll'ization? I It is the iivlilillfg; of the milk io li
tc1npc1':1t'lrl- of 145 dei;1'UCS FZ holding it nt that iclnperaiurc for thirty lllilllilos :incl tllcn cooling rnpidly to 45 flrrgrncs F., and hold- ing it :lt that tcmprziuflilirc untill
delivery. This dcstrojvn :my patho-I ppniv; nl- <li:'l~n,'~r\ ,fri-vllis iiltlt rimy . halo got iiitu thc milk.
fic.-,rv-..ll_~; ulnulclllrz. ilu- ini-lllrrs
pl-odul 11:3: inillf. for use in this viii’ my crcll. .'»tt<-llllun to nro\'i¢iiuit Ii rlvull, \',llnirs0iiil'i i“`\'7i|“*"t» ""`°au5°
they lizlrc conlc tn rczliizo thlli. this?
milk is to bc used by hllbics. littlc children, iliviliids and others. Nc- vcr was milk produced for liilmbfi consumption so clcan aild 8005 as |¢, l_-, today, You will then ask: why nnstcurlvc Mlm Just to make it a. safe food for our filmmei From 90'pbr cent to 95 P9’ “em” °f mul; for our cuy distribution is produced under sanitary conditi0hS from healthy cows. Nomatter how earefni the dairyman may be. there is a _possibility of contamination through n cow with an undetected diseased udder, washing utensils
lExDi'l'imentnl Farms Note) ‘ soybeans can be grown for my my” ' ‘MEN Blight?
with the prevzlilhlg low prices of. °" ‘W seed' Aaucou TUX S5l,?lll;SiDETll’L ‘Wm 5°" up M ‘hyusht my 1 ' foods there is the prospect of a fair For my me usual method or I -' ”' E. I. ' , ' 1' 'mve' un night- The mast lmpmnf" addjiom 1’
n m_________ ___ profit fm. market vom, piant.ng is to drill solid, using the A MOLOGISTS “EW Pom . lFrom wind and rain he cannot ab_ recent years to the ilstof good win.
try ,md the 0“¢l0ul¢ for the spring ordinary gl-alll drill. TliiS will 11'- ` ` T y°““g men' hiwd' °‘ the family' Question: Please let me know if "“m~ ter ami” me me red "mm U
quire about i 1-2 to 2 bushels of “nt W the h°“|¢ mf “W ll\l|‘D°S€ mum,” ‘hd hm” Wm ve 3 we His work, it must be done just wen kmwn "“"t“5 Am°"3 these
(Experimental Farms Noe)
' broiler trade appears to be pro - _ - .
________ ln seed p____ ________ _______$____g __p____ _hc ____:;_;1:_lc___l_l_l_~_l_k;l_c;;;es ;ut__£li;l;g_i_1_ti'_:ll pf :\cc;__mba_ny1n3 T21: funeral par.. and ___ good 1wd_!.o__ foxes? the “mm _may bc mentioned the Turned Red
' ' Y il 0 0 B BVS- Y mode peril- Starklhg, and Richared, all red
l
All male chicks flbm the early vvriety and the me °f the seed- hatches that are not intended for 5°-Vbeim-‘1 make an exmlem em”
' Iblcccllug stock sllculd be separated seiwy hey cron iii the event ef 01°-
Sirfilihf’ HS the lwet says. sends me lcl guchcs in the skin of thc fore- ihe Wvrld Wide Review. which is ‘crm una lining the akin between specially good re-lfiiuc. In the issue imc gcshcc, thrun in stems cf wil-. Uf J=1f1l~1\11'Y 23, there is a contribu- low twigs which soon dripped with
Elin- ilood and Diofitzlble broilers: from 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 tons of hay :_i.;?L.:yI1:-Zoressor. dJtuuan Huxley' :blood T.hus th” mowed symm- ‘.tlur.~ .<l~.ould not be neglected. The* per acre, dcpelldiilg. of course, up- ___o__ of _nyc(;l;T_“ °__ ug; Btwn; .my with me mxtgi 'mm me’
u-s. no cause _sang the "Bong s spirit," 0,9
agree with it, but because it em- icheer the departed. ’ bodies the vielvs of that eminenti Ccryius americana. Wait. Hazel- bivlvcist in nn coal' entitled "The ‘nut The nuts wcreeaten l-uw by world as man sees lt.” the Indians when hun8i'.Y. or were
Professor Huxley lllaintaills the boiled as ll body for soup.
family tradition. He intimates that as a biologist hc does not feel ab1a_ Betula papyrlfero. Marsh. Paper either io assert or to deny that ' or Canoe Birch. Besides its use in~ lllinrl. ill the shape of n universal the construction of canoes the ln-
1,:x"‘.' '-il d.’l .i " ‘ ' - . '
“ “‘ "‘°°P‘“‘ I H10 siren drill can bu usl-fl .uid or vllvluc mind is behind thc dians uucd the bark shredded fine
lii‘~'i~<‘ if\.\11i!: pullvt Any neglect about half fornlid.
‘i 'rho _vulllw null".-: intended for For seed the cl-op can bu drilled . I li`f~1rl US |ll"‘lif‘1`-* i‘i‘fl\i\1'@ H E005 solid although it is usual to plant
llrvf- ;..il1‘\' iicnvv fcccliiig to finish 'lr lu-uilcr for the top grade Slllrdjv l:l‘.1lih_v lllillcs of the heavy llrm-cu. sllolllll weigh about one pound ouch :li six weeks and may lhcn he worked on to :i developing and flllishing ration consisting of lhrcr' <ll1;lrl.= ground com, two p-ll-iw lniddlzilgs, one part ground` o.ll.‘= (without huilsi and ten per 1-out mont sr~l':lps. pills all thc sour .sltillillwrl milk they will drink and ‘ill llllzlllrililllro of green iced. If i; ~.:l:l;ii>i»~. l:1'er'll riifulfa is the best. l '1`l:c llroiiurs may bn crate fed for i lllw lrlsi, week, but will "finish" well _l _ . liifzllcd to small grass pens. At
plants in the rows should be about more than a suspicion that he is to catch the sap in au ar-makin'
planting requires about 30 pounds mind: and in particular he is dis- Utensils. (1-2 bushel) of seed per acre. satisfied with Sir James Jeans who .
cultivation sllculcl be frequent cn-' Allotllcl- pnlugrcpll sinus that I hefiriib' wmmehd the decision
good seed mm lion as a privileged being, with the i°“- humble Veliiiiilbie BS it ii. ho!
plcusurc or us is now to b rein mmf 9- ni~lW`i9l`liSi Bull £0 Bfime OX-
Muttun and lamb will not take
the place of beef and horse meat in the meat diet of silver foxes, as in practically ali cms they are too
Should the farmer decide to go on
rms of the Delicious 'Phare are
fo .
smkm _now, also. several red forms of
Or lie in bed till nigh near eight,
_fat;_ Muttpn mu lamb, when fed We would find ourselves in a ter-
durlng the summer months Mill
oause the foxeo to go brown and will make the ful- very dry and brittle, which is probably due to the fact they contain c much gmt- er amount of fat than the average run of meats. We don ot .think it advisable to feed mutton and lamb to foxes during any season of the year, more particularly during the summer months. An ooollsionll feed will not hurt females after
EB
ii 5 `f‘ 1 s fiom comin in heat and to dc
3 inches apart and mi me r . i i.t'- t ll ~ ‘ “mae 5 . '
5 D 1" "gong K U le mea M Such B mme' and mr many musehuld the males from being potential And with a smile she carries it
breeders. In reply to this question we would say that mutton and
Cultiv tion sho id I' l h ' ONION WEEK _ '
just as tile beans arelcomincif li:su:x;rsem;l:t\nl?:(l;‘ dgilrifili tl: lamb Wm mat take the place 9! M' evening when the day is done'
the ground, usng the spike tooth postulate ll divine ruler who is Our social calendar is becomlnpbeef mid! hgrse ;“e;"__t_'____l_mt_;‘n oc; The youu? mm gamer t° mvcl harrow. This will destroy freshly responsible for ii- AS I S06 it. Sir Ver? fun °f “W°0k°" “lid “dfiY3»":cns om ee~ 0 e W no some un' ‘ germinated weeds and break -“W |‘]“m°""‘ i’°5i“"" il *‘ Perfectly lo- "00 mu' a°°°"“°' M "me "mc" h`:;1etsltieolf?xli;y for ranch is near 1:51 cgufxxfngl-fe? iciallhlltnlfe fill 111:, cl-nat which may have f0rmed_ Row ‘gical mir. but looking at the benefits derived, to R s__“_g_;te__ house I can get ___ Wm be 8 e w Y
supply of fresh blood Would it be
ungh 10 kgeli MW". wmd5_ Tm - mall, who at ollc time was push d W hold °n|°U week" "id ‘WPS 13| ` , ___sS_________ for the m_o____c___m _:_ li by ___C_____m ____0____ ___S c__________ pos; Wm ____ an annual ____en___ The on_,_all right to feed it to my foxes and Cvod bless the farmer and his wife, _
Iwhat quantity should I give? The son and daughter nil through
Experimental work that we have
life
5 gh _ - _ rest of the ' rid " t d f r hi a thr e-fold function- as A c ndi- . .» _ . . _ » '_ _
ly 331,533.65; ;\x_;°n,ss;s§e3:;_ “om _um E oe 3 _ _E -. _ ° ¢__:larried out with both fresh We wish for them a prosperous
___ _ g __ _ _ _ rled blood would indicate _t a year,
duction. In this district. at the Do- ‘ 3 °‘ ‘“ the highm' thing °f cm "' medmnm plant Famdmus blood is not it sale food for foxes. It Health. Peace. happiness, and noth-
l.i_; :.tn;_'c il moist mash should be "vii llvicc daily. The proportion of ~l-mind corn in thc ration should be eradually increased to two-
_lhirds of the whole moistened 'lllusll with sour skimmed milk or
‘which wc have know1cdg,c Man f°ik may 000000 $0 the Smell Of li!
mw_ several of the vmietles tested |_hus created science, religions. arts, cooking, for which there is no re- rhoea_ take the foxes on then mod
has made definite profrrcss in these it impart! 0° 0110 breath (B10h0\l8h
minion Experimental Station, Har-' ' - has invariably brought about dlar- _ _ing to fear.
have averaged over so bushels ci`i‘“°“‘°"‘a“°S- ‘°““°S°l’h‘°s» etc" he med" ‘md t°'“" ““°'°”"‘“° °d°' and thcrcls no evidence that it bas' Fmmsu nv ni-:sr sraims seed P" “fe °"°1' 5 Six Ye" Def* ' " produced any beneficial effects. In_ _ --
rible plight,
Before we realized his might.
To the farmers wife we must con-
fess,
A good deal lies for for his suc-
cess.
For she it is that doth possess, The guiding hand to more or less.
The Iarmlfs lon In should not-
shun.
through .
Ncrthcm Spy. that which ls catiec Red Spy bclns. perhaps. the bca' known. There are also red eport' of Rome Beauty and Staymsr Winesap. The greatest demand ir for red nipples, and the milder they arc, provided the quality is good the greater thc sale of them will be, rind, as the red sports just men- tioned ar¢ practically, if not _fully equal in quality to the well known type of these vnrities they are be- ing planted in increasing quantities.
Every variely qi' apples, however. as some faults, and the aim should bc and is to obtain other new vzirlties which will have All the Evod points of the old but will in superior in some lwpeciia. one great fault of all the rarities Dbofe mentioned is that they Mt not
°°“s"“°“°"s' ‘md ‘“°’°f°’° "We tm” °"“ be ’“°'““°" by °"°'"“g “ discussing this question, ln thc fa-si; “Finish in thc beef steer is in-_
bllllclunilk No whole grain should 'bc foci Five or six pounds of grain plus milk and green feed will pro-
°’ |Yes, but is not this the whole by its inclusion that their protests
Fifty per cent or over of the early
hsltches are males. Usually there is a _good demand at a fair price for the cnriy product if carefully prepared There is always a glut of
ge I y’ ' is only too confident in his own praise
Varieties recommended are A. K. lmust have confidence in Uurselvcs mme raw puslep' but’ generally piece I would like to emphasize I dicated by a well-covered back and and Early Korean for extreme South ‘a_nd wr human powmis' mt (lm 2 speaking' 5° new an h"pr°vement the fact that the experimental ' smoothness over the rump and pin- west o____m__ _ o_ A c_ No_ 2_1 _lain appeal tu something extemal. is made in the majority of dishes work _nd_c_we___ that blood has not b_mes_ nous of fat at the émes and and Manchu for Western Ontariol _ . ‘ much food value. Secondly, there at the tail head are objectionable.
ne_a.__ and Mm_dm___ for East trouble nt the present day? Man are lost in the general chorus of appéars to be A general mjswmep_ muhe” at the base of _he _ohne em Ontal-lo and districts with sim-i _ _ _ . ' tion regarding the composition and and at the new vem a 1ow_ fun* "af °°“-fum '§§“.°tZ I7§§,.§3f...”.°‘f§£{§¥,§I5i’§i”.§ ..§".`I.`.’“.§‘..“li,.f.‘.‘i§‘.§;"l.v°§.f.’li,°”"£2 tl" “°“““* °f ‘°'°°“» “‘° lm* ‘ fm- i fu me and » miter °f
ide! being that it contains large thi |m t th tm ht an mdgcnte
Generally speaking soybeans _ __ b c esss a, e g should bc picnics cbcul the mln-i“ "ft “ °m“ddl°d "md h” °°'“° E“r°p»°' me" " “° d°"b° " t° M quantities °f vital _f°°d °°r“ii=ii“- that the animal has reached thc
hardy enough to Wliihstand fills winters in pai-B of Canada where such nipples, as Mlolltbcih did Fameuse, grow to perfectlml, and in the case of Northern Hby, it M such il lcng time in mulling mic bearing that many are d/eta;-you from planting it.
When iihe breeding of Biflblolwll
began at the Ebcperimcnttil 1"n1'm. Ottawa, thirty years and marc lib, there were only about five valritiel of winter apples found hardy than while now, as the result ¢ this work in the Horticultural Dlvidm. more than three hundred late kew- lng varittes are being Known, md these are gradually being sifted out as their weak points beoomo ap- parent. Some of the bed!! fhle have been named and iniirotiuoed. The most promising is, pulnp, the Linda, but others of lhhhll or Fameuse charac‘i>erintil:s lo Grover, Gerald,” Newiiosh, Liar, Iawfam. and, of Nbifzlian Q
,"`_l
’.E
_tage
is not 5. luxury but an economical i-W~ T~ ECON. D0m|l\i0ll EXPEN-
mcntnl Station, Harrow, Ont.
:HlI\"l"~ Til.-\'l` f?\'f.'Rl".ASE INCU-
“le me hatched- The °°°* °f 9385 die of Mer or when denser froml;lltl;llsAlla€;wi;il;`r:°:l§;\m h:-tgg-Y alslflglllgs l:oi:!;1::i: loglllnzilgt H0; mu' -The billwi is thedvtltlich mnlmum weight 1°* P1‘°fit.”-Pam-,
frost is over. inoculate the seed _ d “_ h - °0l\V¢¥3 5 0 000 00 9 phlet lo-N5. Dominion Dept. of`
___ __ ___ ness n egrce as ey ave lost Einmt with its cucumbers, melims. mm constituents from _-me pm M l Ag___°umm_ ’ i
:ind incubation has been incurred in producing the puilet. Turn the~ surplus males to the best advan-
BATION EFFYCIENCY
(E\iperimen‘al Farms Note) I
Attention to detail during the ac- uai process of incubation, wheth-
with the proper cu ure pla - faith, _ __ _ _ _ ins the fron for the iirei time- . "T113 grglchtfcnvurd material- trellis' l;mz“;u:;yr¥r;:?thei;8<?i- the may w the 'Mer' it 1° “lm the
lsm of science-from the seventeenth site flavor of the Egyptian onion vehicle that conveys the waste pm' lo the nineteenth century rid us of remarks that he does not wonder ducts’ many of which are mmm'
'rnlz GARDEN mar:-nivr: Ithe idea cf mn ' dt it ‘ “ ‘ °“°' mm ‘me pm °‘ the may w
glc an oo purpose at their regret, for whoever has th other before they ue _many
IS A QUEER, LITTLE BOX out of nature. it was no longer ne- tasted of the onions of Egypt must disechm ed It should be mmm
just another reminder that bees dropping to the earth or a streall comprizing 250 species, found most* ____ “__ have any conoepuon of how
i°“ Deviifimeni Of A8fi°“1i*“i'°» crelvins. eheneinz body of knowl- in the hedgebanka and taints the ses _mu h the hem around the
-t-_ rl-ssury or even reasonable to sup- ncknowied that none can be bet- g ' ‘M50 “"'9”mS- The Vital f'-‘U0 °°“'
When the average person sees a pose that the stars required guid- ter in an? part of tha universe." 'bend that the blood is comm' mtuenh are “°t 10 the 01900- but colony of bees tucked away in the ance in their courses, or at least. The genus Aiiium, to which the willy. makfng rapid circulation! in t_h° 09”' °f the 0°dY» that 15 the comer of some garden it is usually any more euidance than a stone union belongs, is a very large one, lmmush "ery put M the body' 'f°°d V01” is 10 the meat- In l`¢PiY
The °"‘"”‘“'y l”'m°‘“ d°°° mt' “P” to this question, we would say that
and their stinss src been avoided. in lunnlnu clown lllll_It ucstrc cd 1 in North 'rem rate re ons. se- pe bi°°d 1° mi ii Safe and 11 B°°fi i°°f1 reality it embraces one of natures the lam cf infallible dogma rn thc vin species are illdlgehouii in sri- imp" th” °"°“‘“°‘°;‘ h“"’°'_‘: °°|for foxes, as it is llablc ic produce 11105! 5BSCih&i-in! wonders, as O. B. intellectual sphere, and put ln its tain, one of which. A. ursinum, is be` Iatféhec T32' 1:; 16;: n‘;o:d_:'|d‘““`h°°5 and °th" intestinal dl5',
Goodex-ham, Apiarist of the Domin- place elm cgmepglon of 5 slowly B nuisance m dalrymem as it gmws °°mP 3' '7 'iturbanoes and it is very question-
5° th” with tm’ °“’ the blmd 9"' able if it contains any actual food
points oat- cage." milk cr the ccwc which eat it bod ___ “Mm” ew m______e_ The .value _ `
seasons laying, and have become ycariing hens. their eventual use ns breeders must be home in mind.
A great deal of the bird's vitality
has been given to egg production, and in order to rebuild its health. it must be forced into a period of rest and recuperotion. This is best accomplished by removing thc lay- ing mash from thc pens of all contemplated breeders around ` November , thereby bringing on a moult, with consequent 1-ns: from laying. About the middle of Jan- uary, or four or five weeks before eggs are required for incubation, laying mash is ltqriin supplied to the birds, thus bringing on good production when it is needed.
In thise districts where alfalfa is
grown, the hay will be found to provide an excellent means by
which incubation results may be_ buttered. At the Experimental Station, Summerland, B. C., the breeding pens are littered with ai- falfa hay for at least three months before hatching eggs ate wanted, and :luring that time the birds are
with ,unsuspectcd contamination. _ (Continued on Pima 13),
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While insignificant in appearance These brief ext,-acts show tm m,d“y_ Two species 5,-0, ,md in Y “ ry _ I Question. Islt best to feed fish thin .little b0X dl11'in8 the Slimmer general trend of Professor Hux-'New Brunswick and abouy me ‘Wa °°““"'“°“" that 9°: ‘mm raw or cooked? months has an adult l>0PUiHii°fi °f _icy's paper. Fortunately scientists 'Same number in “gram qm|da_ th’ h_‘te_°tm°l mm 120° t ° :_I°°d» In the Experimental Fox Ranch 8DP'f0Xim8i€lY 100-000 individuel ~nre beginning to see the light and our common or garden onion lsueam °n_1_y!:m;°|n°_"__§"3 begs: we fed cooked fish for: one season bees. Bild ii il father difficult W to relinguish such a barren, soul- tgllmm ww) "|19, in nm mlm-_ lm’ 592;” vm” :the cms m me to a number of foxes and the re-_
1923129 *mt between 1000 *md 3»000 less, and even despalring notion' 5 un my gh gpmigh or th” gl up suits were most unfavorable. In re new bees will emerge from their of the umve\.se_ As mxowxedge ;:m__l;a_ gsm 01'” beég mme" md different part! of the body, where my to ms question we would __e_. C6115 BVBYY 24 Milfs? and What 15 grows we hear less of the supposed mlldegg Abmlt, 3 century and a they Mu be needed' Th' :Re 3' commend that fish should be fed
more amazing, between 12.000 and antagonism between science and 'qugmrl hu pages gin” M, Eng. ;*:;dt‘;__;;_‘;5t_ipP;F:3€‘;;_nY“s ‘mg in the raw state. Fish is like meat;
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13.000 baby bees ere brine fed W- 'rc11glcn, for "thc thoughts, bf men . nn, gardener named Knight ob- . (continued on Page ery minutethroughout the twenty- me widened with the process nf the l served that the long" seasén of CUIWBYB 0° 0119 UWB” N150 BKPBT
four hours. .v » ‘them "Pm 011° 000-W Tm? "9 ' (jm\1N
suns' th' mum of !m°p° 'Munn th-e present in the blood for only a FERTUJZER HELPS '
Where one is biologically inclined There are those amongst us heb onion ta locumumte . larger the d""m“ °' me “mg °” Wim" tel' qualified than the Writer iv amount of succulent tissue than “min fmcmn M time' om mms Hal-dier plant and root growth
i h d nltmstl-ated must
th” °“"‘°“‘° “ ‘“°”‘““"“ ‘“ “W traverse the opinions of the bible- 'could be hoped for in the colder 9x;‘_;°s_ve';;_ th; wm__o______m ___ ensure increased yields, and better
extreme' The queen' While 5° de' gistpand it would be enlightening climate or Britain. Mr. Knight was C ___ w ‘tant quality wheat is reported as thc
signed by name' is in fact the best 0° have their Views' induced by these observations to :‘_;___bl°°d mufirgerzasow “umm result of using fertilizers in raising
rl very
worker of them ali. Day in and ' f .
suppose that two short and var- _ wheat on prairie soils. it is prob-
“Y °“* “‘° " “"‘“g ms' °"°“ INDIAN MEDICINE rmN'rs'<sl lublc summers in England might ""1 mmdmds °' '”“°'°”° mem’ ably only it mutter cf dmc cull
at ti 1 t f 3,000 - r nl ~. nation! have been made regarding _
W In 9 0 01 mo C m ng perhaps be Uilillil in Efféfit i0 One me different constituent! th” nc price uni' the use of fcrliiiier il.
the twenty-four hours. She lnvs Hicrochloe oduram (L) \va__m _
_‘ - - long and bright season in Porta- grain growing becomes fairly
me king: of _fem unc tllattgrocluccs Sweet Grass ____ va_____a G_,ass_ ,rms _“__ Mwrd_ns_y he _owed “eds lgl__l;w;l_ t;>__ebem:_>r_¢_es;;l_t__;r__l __mm_.__ _ e wo er ee and one .lt lilo' ;Wus burnt as incense during Indian 50, me Portugal Oman “ry ¢_mck|y n______m__ has msn with regmd to ..Q"mm_mo__ did not appeal. to
:_;:__;sg;_h°;__d;?3_e_s°‘;h’_;aT§;_ iccremonials to ensure the presenCc'1n poor soil, and in a shady situa- the nee hydmgen content of the be effected by use of fertilizers but
“ 5 1g °f 8000 influences? the D8k°li’~S tion. Under these circumstances mood H, _ms content of the mood three weeks after germination thc
i h t h d I th ' . piggzecesnxlecworfx beg is ‘:__};__i;: used it in their ‘_‘Sun Dance.” the bulb! had only attained the Bh°____d _,My to the extent of one gfggtcd plots invariably allowed , . ~ ' . When Indie” *film made ii *Weir size of lem am by the fell. They 1 stimulation ln growth. arcctcr tu-' paced ulldi-1 certain conditions and and smoked the pipe of peace “nn from the mound and ten millionth part of l gram ol' _ md q___cke__ mot develop
' "°'° every two pounds of blood a per- '"0' ‘
given certain food, become a queen. . in reulltv all walker bccs arc un- "Mt was was mixed with the °'°°°"°d °'°' m” '““°"’ 'nd son would be dead in a very short “\°“i- N Well ee 11 deeiwr sreen
` _ toba co. The grass was (and 1 m lunged an-ssh
fed numgels as a sum-,1ementa,.y_ developed females, and desplui this mms parts sun m woven _"_: :_he;'l.Dfm8e;‘_\.a3_amM _m__n_ time. A gram lznaxut a_t_l_;e__same ;lUt__ll;___v;ldri;__;_i;i_te evident on most
_ Th, 1| 9 bl. handicap the physiologlat is lllnnzed weight as s sm an. you
green feed s exce en cgi; to “nd that the bet comny __ me basketry for the sake of the per- when the onions wsrg hgrvgated mmkur that me vmltlon of me wh", ‘ny gm-n-wuhle ,mount of
ti ' 15 8 cent cr ~'
no on time P01' best _Z d commum , th fume. they WON Vofy superior bo those ten mmionth part of me wehm blowing wok pm, gn gp,-mg me
h t littc . It tht "Heli 0 ii/ ul e .
fertility t an S raw t mg iworld. ‘“'“““°°“ mphymm (L5 T°"- #M596 immediately ff0i'|\ °'°0» _ trotted plots showed less effects bc remarked that cod liver oil com- _ of an ordlnary_N\h in I ¢0HBi»|ili
.__ __ rnalnn cumin. Jack in the Pulpit- some exceeding nvc inches in dia 4 0,. M mo mm _
cg , _ . . catotbloodwouldkilis rsonin °“f¢°° "fi Y
_;;rieii` _of the mann was _nm FARM MIA1, m_",__v _Dllsting the pulvcrized corn on_mgt¢r, Mid being more fnltursd, “_ very short “mm yw mx; _,num Ag um; M h,|¢||ng_ me treated
0_____ or _he reasons why _m_____ _“___ _thc temples and the top of the ’ were preserved sound throughout haw vm! “_ “pens to be th" me D10" gn some mm, were from 4 to
______ _____ub________ do” mt n_wa_v__ “__” _,mn pmmde __ ____n__________ hcnd, was the_ Pawngcs cure for the winter with greater certainty. composmm of tha mood lhoum g M” ‘hug of th., “nh-,med ,md snow such cocci rl-suits as when at “ful Crlurrnient medium for mc ::";‘_?“°h:__ :`h:0u';_"_‘;'r_';‘____'_”:_‘_ T° W* ’“'e‘;‘_:‘:;“;r ‘°_"d'_f:°' "gf romuin commit within very rm- shoved I differeliee of frvm 10 to hen is used as n hatching medillm, Silbrili’ of fresh moat to farm lunn- _ ___:e__m_msm _md s_m__m_ Dams The °w° °&r”m p an ns ° row limits. | I. mm" in helm* 5° ihii Niiiilfi Of " "°°““S“ i"°P” we i” “°” "“`°“ " d“'"“' 'he °'°°““' ”“"' "f “‘" -cl-as were out into soul-d shells to mrhu 'rm onion ul cena val- Tm “°°° my °°m'°m° mn""'"` 'smwth`LBm on tm “mm°dm°" lc thc handling or inc cm prior to I mv-_ aight mcnlbm :crm l. ...ut-l' __ ,M f , , ,h , ,__ ° ' ' Qimal qumiitiel of the maturity ef *i>P“"4 ii’ °=i°°ii “P vid <iii¥er~»
bl ' mf' ° fi* “S 01' il G fi 0 r r vlvlpmun) is a singular variety its commumu vm, 11°, of th, cness were less marked at liorvcst-
incubating. An egg commences to I1 G Tm!! as there are four lnujurl
incubate at a temperature approxi- cuts on cach side of a drcu-,ccliu“;;i?°ve?,::;f:;;__ L our common Lmxmln: blood is so rapid that as soon as :et tt_i_i_i‘io,_ 351|: it;dsoti_l: cases the
' ‘ the constituents tra taken up by I D0 H 0'! I MONO? 10i‘
mating 68 degrees Fahrenheit. If lamb, these being the1eg,_loin,l~nck .. .. _ , hulcilins cuss nn kept in u kitchen l and nlcluucr. In the murui cf cicl1t‘c;‘§'°‘_f_;°f___x'_f_;‘°*_°;°§:’ ff "°’"' “"°"" 3° M: m';‘_‘{“' rt; the blood. in n will freeiien of "Wine 'Md mwtii- Early me-
li n the umperc wccln ll nn will ll ui b is ‘“‘ “ ‘“““ " ° S “ am my nc glvcu ch from thc unity. ringing from wc tc five ucv.
or ving room. vl ara -, u 3 c a m dress- llva, was dropped into the ear to _(1,-“egg of .fiowsm on the num- mood h nm* other lm., of th. W” cbmwd in mga but not so
tm' mm °"”“ tm" "°°' °”°°°°“ 7 °d °°°h W” °°°“ "‘°‘“"" °‘ "“` we elrwhe A limiler wie WM mit 'nie French 0-11 it r-'men' nl- an can thc wma ' mmcuin man nc doubt uuc ob the
this mark during thc any and lc ring gels each f the fcu t, ' ' lbedv- m v 1 .
' o r cu § mam’ "° cure “"9 °r bmms' This d'n¥W“‘ 5”* tm Emu” "7 1° obtained from the beds of rivarsl heavy rust epidemic along with tht
fnr below it during thenight, it twice, The cuts are of a sizc dc-' cannot bc cxpcctccl that gcbd rc- quutc ic the needs cf the avcisgc'::::;,pT:n:::l';; ;__?_':_"°_f_§‘_f'__§‘_;":_°;: ;:;_i1\ii‘°‘i\l‘f°_':___ff°_;*\__E_°‘:_i:\‘i_li- 3;* its supply or cold. which hm mn ary sewn at time cr maturity. on suits may be achieved when such farm family. supbiyinz a quant’ty’m~,¢ |m°vm ta me Indians all dm. gm" do or M- “mm W m' “Mr °f th' ` hte vane" “ke Marquis ° dm conditions prevail tm-ougtmut thc which cm be mm, wM__m_____ sm! _____.________ w_____ws. _______s__ sons UVM P _ _"___ nod __° _rlvm into comin pochta. If you ference ofthe gl-mes was nctlcea period who” cmugh eu' ue being Pmphlet N°~ *N5-l 153090 BY U12 were used in thc funeral Iceremon- wmtzl it isp::‘I1“i: w t I ry cld |°°mm" *M
collected to set an incubator. Federal Departmtnt of Agriculture, ics of some of the tribes On the gig” that plant: bg M5310 um bm”
l"’°“"““°“ "°*i““~’ “fe °° * f'°‘° “evil” evmvim detain for arch- any cr the burial, thc fourth any imma". of mia and :lilcrtcm nm “M 0
°"*°"‘ "h“° ““’ i’°“‘°“’ ‘"0 *ill "id cutiies lamb earensec and mer death at thc time of start- .msn cqravmo' the mm ' M
of the rivers as
tl M the
will get
gi ,i géltig iiiii ri?
£5
pay to try to get gold from the flowing waters of a stream, where- l
as fortunes have been made fx-om| the gold taken from the bed of
blccd, sandcw, mulls. spun, Niobc, Splotllii 39111) And QQ. Stonehenge is mother good
Stone parentage. These
worth testing, but time al _ tcll whether they win mm c penn- ancnt place or not. It is estimated that it takes at least forty yeah from the time the seed is sown, uri- eracrossismu.de,un’i:i1a.nQ1§;e when found worthy, can he drill!!- ed` in quantity in many Binlkei W. T.`Maooun, Dominion Ilbirllt-
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CAUTION T0 GRAIN GBOWBK
(Experimental Farms Note)
The time of year has again on
rlved when seed for tho coming crop is bein! offered for stile. Aplli from the channels throiigh 9/hiol seed is ordinarily dlsposed ol. namely, Seed Houses, Seed Grower! Associations and from farmers dir- ect, there i always preamt, the ‘high pressure’ salesman endeavor- ing to dispose of seed of xisw var- ieties at high prices.
While there is a perfectly not
between tiilftrsated and untreated D100. while the early maturing var- isticl showed little or not difference ul iraoo. 1 | from indications it appear! than il I New for wmmmici fertiliser _
ami desire on the part of a grow- er to try a new variety in the hopi that it might be better- adapted N his local conditions than the stah- dllrd sorts, this desire has oft/eil led to regrettable results and such cases only emphasize the sound- ness of a policy of caution in the outiny of money on high priced seed for o new and little known vnricty. The Donlinion Seeds Aot nullif- es that nil var cties introduced 11150 canada must be iicsnnd ia order to be sold for seed. A vlrloty ii licensed on the basis of oxpstimoll- tal cvidcnce wlrichshowa that the val-Lety in question hu some mlfii cr is adapted tc a ivefifeilllf °°' vlronment. This fact, however. doll not imply that because I Variety is liccnsed for sais iii canada it can be recommended to H9130' .ncucru mis in mr mm °* W colllltry _but rather thot tho “£18” is one that is tii‘°iYii8ilil 100 Wim wmunt furthclftrlnl in order 0° ¢,,¢mq_<,pl more doiinlteiy its lm- erai usefulness. _Experimental institutions wheth- er Provincial or Federal will alive!! he glad to Bsslst 2 KTUWM' in M' choice of a varleti’ and will 0110? nn' op‘nion on the probable mefltc cr demerlts of a new variety. .4..._.¢-_¢-?----------- ,gi nmutcbvi farms providlm the price is such that it will be pliriilil- clbie for ramen to _use it without clmietilt _pbsaornut‘ai..yl¢lda, but that* they' may mat inornul around four, five and six bushel! who f hen land and is proper- ly and in :ood imnicei condition."-Department ct Agricul- tuto, Ottllt
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