Conditioning For Spring Work In Horses And Dairy Tasks
A 19th century guide urges gradual feeding and exercise to prepare horses for heavy spring work, recommending small initial grain increases over three weeks, daily hay, grooming, clipping, and stable rest at night. It covers hardening muscles, harness conditioning, and varied feeds like oats and Timothy hay, plus water needs and cautions about digestion and colic. It also touches on dried blood meal for calves, cottage cheese making with milk treatment, and flavor and texture considerations.
Feeding Young Stock for Maximum Profit
The best way to fatten young stock is to feed them well from the start. Whether cattle or lambs, provide liberal rations from the beginning of the feeding period to secure profits.
Bonemeal Feeding for Hogs and Mineral Mix
The article advises free access to bonemeal via a trough due to varying phosphorus content and local soils. It warns not to feed bonemeal alone and lists salt, dry slaked lime, charcoal, and hard wood ashes as additional minerals.
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