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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1925

Page

6

Poultry Winter Egg Crop Depends on Care

Poultryman O N Johnson of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture urges farmers to give pullets careful fall care to ensure a strong winter egg supply. Inspect for lice and mites, treat habitats, and maintain body weight with good feeding for higher farm income.

O. N. Johnson Wisconsin College of Agriculture Johnson

Immature Corn Siloing Guidance From USDA Notes

Weather like hail drought or frost can stop corn maturing. Silo such corn with mature corn if possible. Silage from immature corn is sourer and laxer but safe with careful feeding. Frosted corn may pack with its water. very dry fodder needs watering. Silage water needs and packing impact affect palatability and value. Only water-rich farms should silo fodder.

United States Department of Agriculture

Seasonable Chickens Care Tips for Winter Feeding

Practical advice for poultry farmers outlines feeding priority as days shorten. Emphasizes selecting productive hens and pullets, selling nonbreeders, preventing lice and mites, avoiding overcrowding, planning breeding for next year, ensuring value when buying stock, and rebuilding damp, wasteful hen houses in fall.

Water needs rise in hens during heavy production

During heavy production hens require more water than at any other time. Maintain fresh water in drinking buckets through winter, prevent ice at morning drink, and consider noonfreezing and heated watering options or renew supplies several times daily with cool water.

Water Needs for Dairy Cows Emphasized in Stock Health

The article stresses that cows require abundant pure water, composing over three quarters of milk production. Impure water lowers intake and harms health, so dairymen should water cows two to three times daily in winter and keep water available at 15 to 20 degrees above freezing, with warming options like heaters or steam.

Poultry Health Tips and Market Notes

Agricultural guidance warns summer losses stem from spoiled grain and decomposed carcasses left on farms. Overcrowded hens risk soup, cholera, and tuberculosis while coccidiosis may be linked to pinworms in the blind intestines. Thanksgiving turkey demand favors older birds. egg production relies on maintenance nutrition and tissue repair.

Barley Nearly Equal to Corn for Dairy Cows, But Not for All Feeds

Barley is a good dairy cow feed and nearly as effective as corn. Some argue barley is equal to corn if not more than sixty percent of the ration. Corn is strong feed but low in lime and heavy. it should be lightened with bran and legume hay to add minerals. Bran complements barley or corn, adding bulk and a mild laxative effect though it lacks lime but is rich in phosphorus.

Dairy Hints From An Agricultural Note

Dairy tips emphasize rapid cooling of milk in water compared to air, use of charcoal to absorb odors, grain on pasture for heavy production, hooded milk pall to keep milk clean, avoid infected cows, alfalfa hay high protein and palatable, daily grooming with curry comb and brush to reduce loose hair and dirt.

No Hunting or Trespass on Our Land Prohibited

Landowners issue a strict warning against hunting or trespassing on their property and land under their control, with enforcement actions for violations. The notice lists names including C N Cruse, Mrs Harry Ford, D Leo Freyer, Harmon Hamry, and others among local residents and landowners.

Abor Ververs Cox Harry Ford D. Leo Freyer Harmon Hamry H. TF. Jones Adams Grace Florence Bonnell Geo. Binnion Peyers E. N. Binnion Ytepnon O. Ducomb R. Hawkins Plogex Lylia Logan Geo. W. Perkins Ym. Perkins

Local Shop Ads Offer Radios and Winter Goods

See A. L. Murfin for radios we guarantee them. C. N. Cruse features Xmas candies and manicure sets. Martins promotes duck coats at 2.85 and wholesale china ware from 9c. Altoms markets cigars, meat curing salt, hay, and banked prices. Farmers Elevator Co. touts 2000 pieces of china and glassware and ice cream at Cruses.

A. L. Murfin C. N. Cruse’s Altoms C. N. Cruses Mens and Boys Co.n. Cruse Farmers Elevator Co Martins

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Schorserechohoch OHO Dairy Hints C. N. Cruse Thos. Altom Durevist Han Aspen Co Pine St J. Altom & Son Spieth Studio N. Poplar Centralia, Illinois
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