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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
7
Ur and Mrs Russell Dearmin of Linton visited relatives in this city Sunday.
E H Beckstead, noted hog breeder, says minerals in hog diets beat costly stock foods. He recommends mixing five pounds of mineraline with bran to make a hundred pounds of feed, claiming improved condition and fewer worms. Send two dollars to The Mineraline Chemical Co. for a prepaid sample.
Velvet beans are promoted as a grazing crop for cattle and hogs in autumn and winter by USDA specialists. They provide feed into early spring though not ideal for horses or mules, with stand duration about three months. Grazing duration varies with crop growth and corn harvest, and beans are left to mature or be killed by frost before harvest.
A Kentucky producer established over two years ago ships the best eyes dressed poultry and fruits to Nashville. She sources from her own farm, informs customers if stock is unavailable, and insists on supplying only top quality goods to retain buyers.
A description explains a fiexing device used to cut bands as they are pitched to a corn shredder or stover fire, saving time. The writer notes cutting bands with a tied tool and mentions using a mower sickle section attached to a fork handle as shown in the illustration.
The official estimate puts the United States apple crop at 303 000000 bushels and the commercial crop at 33 900 000 barrels, up 3 666 000 barrels from the July estimate.
Clean eggs fetch premium as buyers value spotless appearance. Dirty eggs drag the price down, with even a few blemished units reducing the value of an entire dozen.
Calves should receive milk in proper amounts from their dam with controlled grain to avoid overfeeding. Separate fall or winter calves, allow morning suckling, then feed in a stall. let them graze in summer. From four to six weeks old teach grain in a creep to support growth and proper weaning.
Practical dairy guidance covers grain rations for calves from birth to six months and beyond. Start with small daily grain, to one fourth pound, increasing to two to three pounds by six months. Include shelled corn, bran, and oil meal as needed, and fatten with milk or nurse cows for maximum growth. Weaning should begin at eight to twelve months and take 12 to 15 days, gradually removing milk while allowing daily suckling briefly before stopping.
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