Interesting Facts About Horses and Farming in History
A Rural New Yorker piece discusses the love of horses and dogs among cultures and famous equines, then pivots to critiques of farming practices. It contrasts equine lore with modern farming methods and argues for nutrient cycling, manure use, and rotation to improve soil fertility and profitability.
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What farming is and how to make it pay
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Winter Barn Design and Sheep Breeder Union Formed
A farming writer praises large barns and underground basements for winter stock protection and labor savings. He advocates letting horses roam in yard basements, minimal stable motion, and straw-stack feeds. The piece notes a new permanent sheep breeders association formed by Ohio, West Pennsylvania, and West Town, with planned regular meetings and possible exhibitions.
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