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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1897
Page
5
An analysis argues feeding horses may be more profitable than steers given rising beef prices and cheaper Western grain. It notes buyers want fat, well-conditioned horses fit for long rail journeys and spring work, suggesting western farms are best suited to fit horses for the market.
The article describes a distinct mule foot hog breed with nine month old, 45 pound animals resembling rugged r a zorback stock, noted for speed and reserved temperament. It also offers foot rot treatment for sheep, tail and teat care for pigs, beeves at six cents, Shropshire feeding tips, and Star Pointer pacer age, with kerosene and lard applications for cattle backs.
The horse market, once lifeless, bounces back with a new fashion. Wealthy families now own multiple horses for distinct uses. Heavy park driving pairs dominate display, while light drivers and saddlers rise in demand. Kentuckians and Virginians push stylish, versatile mounts.
A farm note explains keeping stock through winter without hay using grain, cornstalks and straw. The writer praises a feed cutter, bought secondhand, saving money by cutting stalks to feed cows. He describes how stalks are prepared, moistened with grain and bran, and fed in a corner granary setup.
The article advises selecting special horses for specific tasks and outlines profitable feeding strategies. It covers corn fodder, silage, and moistening feeds, notes that green fodder yields better milk, and stresses careful management of cattle, sheep, and pigs. It highlights lean meat breeds, rising mule values, tick control for sheep, and prudent beef cattle revival.
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