FARM AND DAIRY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 142, 13 July 1909, Page 2

FARM AND DAIRY.

lie sure to see that the collars and tallies lit properly. Every liorie should » l >e a collar o! his own. which should uot be U;,ed on other horses, the a i (: | ju i_ -,]j 0 j jj )( , s (, a . t<l> ■lll liUwg lioihCa for either work or show molasses have a wonderfully good ellect upon the digestive ui-gaiK This * a grand appetiser and an".-couoinical 0. il ilml s l»-'»kle on tire hay. .A tnend who is hj, the hal.il of buying "T hu l>»y then! cheap and l.y ])ro|.er handling ma.kes good horses of theni, says that no horse ■TIVuTe drive? Jilb ' W " ,adc Land cultivation is annually eii"ro*s'in<* inei-ftised attentioi', and agriculture, tioiu Me ol primitive drudgery has advanced to a dignilied profession' The young farmer who is a landowner is Sirs ° f dm > lort,l,K ' e iu national To keep cows healthy and in good conution scientists tell us the food threat must contain at least lib of soluble protein nourishment which can 'be a* simulated by tile animal's digestve h K eve P' 1 5 ! b Of «ll) of carbohydiates, or rejected matter. « hen applying lime it should be remembered that this substance has a tendency to sink in the soil. Darwin has shown that the action of earthiio."is i„ one way bv which lime is i rawn down. It is; better to apply small quantities at short intervals than a 'urge Ijuaiitity at one time. It is a mistaken policy to attempt to make young pigs eojtyerf a largo quantity Ot coarse and innutritions tood into sunicient sustenance to keep tile pig growing and in a store state; the obiect should rather be to so feed the pig from its birth ill such a way that it becomes nt tor slaughter in the quickest possible