The Sioux County Journal. I orT:
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The Bee Reduced
in Rice.
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Thiwuv, Ni l-. 13,
(.riming anil trailing' Keel,.
By i-t-jriei-.t of a rwwlcr of the OIin,
flrm.r, Wal.lo F. Brown funiisiieil a
l f'r tlut ii-rni the I'ultivatKn
snJ value of Utl as fitful fur stork. Mr.
Bro ny tJiat lie Inv found l.v e. -i-hh
tliat liei-1 are an excellent himI
tconrtmicitl food fir lirtJ sow in wjri.
tf-rumllie lieiieves tint lire t.nia!l f.,r
nwr can gram and reserve mi ( n, nt
food for winter use lietier from lv(
th in to build a Kilo and ut uji -iiih,..
He s.iy: "Iu oorroUiration of mv Mti
tnent that l-t are an excellent foot) t,.r
brooil sows, I will xtate tliatlvisit.il.
some vmun ago. Mr. Joseph Jl.irris' farm,
tiu w liii li he ke-t over hixty pure Kw-x
sows and lie was just liarvestin ten
seres ol bel, ami lie told ine Ik? Mi. 1
tin them as the prim iial food for wint
At an mmui in William count v
Oliio, U'-'t winter a fanner reml a
to prove lt;il tliere Wan the reatn.-t
profit from pi pushed from the star
and sold at wx months old. lie Mated
Vu.1 he kept twenty-live 1tox1 sow,, and
of late years had w intered them
on beets, anil that he In4 oiilv found
tliem cheap food, hut that Ins sou lr,t
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i ii ir 0.1 01 11. 1 11c largest lino res
developed tviv-n at one year old that I
?mve ever raised were wintered on licet
Villi one tiniall feed of corn each day.
licet hliouM be stiw n early on good
Mean land. I lmvi had the liest sucie.
ith tlK-ni from sowing early in April
and I should not h'.si1at to sow the la-.'
"of Man h if the land U in jjod n.dition
I now in row thirty ini'la apjirt, s) iLst
use it noise 111 ciiiuvauuj tin 111. 1 pn
fer to une planty of seel, u.s it is much
'vaiicr to thin a crop limn to transplant
and flllvacum !ss. Sown early, liefor
the sun has much iiower, it will not he
'tlecvss.'iry to cover deeper than one inch.
If one is. rowin a half acre or 11101
yearly, it will jiay to own
food sets! drill, ami also a haul
'cultivator for th earlv working
'CultivKtioli should begin a.s soon
you can see to follow the row, hut tin
less your land is very Weedy all that w ill
'be necesary will x to run through them
with the hand plow, which shnnM he
'done every four or tix days until they
are four inches hi"h, at w hich time thev
'should he t!iiiinel ami thoroughly hoed.
In thinning' have tluni from eight to
twelve inches- ajmrt. After they arc
'thinned nearly I'll the work ofcultiva-
'tion can lie ik.ne with a Imr-e and culti
vator, ii.s they soon m;ike agrowth whicl
sliaues the row so that no wceus can
frow- in it, and the cultivator keeps the
'middle loo awl titan
In j:wwiii Iweti for Img I would al
ways ivcoiiiiiii.iiil t.'ieglolie variety rather
'tliau the Ion.; kiadn, as tlu; lalU'rgron
Ions', wikkIv iw.tK above ground nlucn is
'not fml.it.ildo li Ikih, nlUioiivh catt!
w ill eat it, Imt even for thcai I lwliev
'the globe varieties t:i.; ix-st. IVels
should lie harvested U'for It Is cold
"enough to freeze thcni, Kvety one nli,
'execta to feed Wt.-. regularly ever
Viuter should have a ixdlar in the Kirn
'for thein. as it is very im oiiveniiNtt to
take tliem from hits in cold tvt-aliier and
they are heavy to curry l-om a hou
'cellar to the barn. My nearest neighlxr,
'w hose barn has no hast-in. :i), made a eel
'hir that would hold over fi(M) bi si. ds al .1
'cost of less than $2. i.ui ihis did not in
'elude a cement floor, which is uei essarv
to make it rat proof and easy to keep
'clean. He removed I i 10 fhior from
4ialf of the hay hay al .he side of the
lrn floor, which gavn . :' of 11 by 20
feet. As it wan three : 1 to the ground,
he only raised the flooi nr feet aliove
its former level and he i . I a cellar with
"a aeven-foot coiling. Kight-iiich stud-
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W" A t;,,!'T"""'in Nt - i-!'eoiu
M. K.egUan. - , . Rett (liwd
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A WD-inKi Juilitr. Frtuiuut
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ding were het at the sides and hoarded on
both tiide, and the bottom of this sjiace
Was filled with grout ho that rata cannot
"et in, and then sawdust wan jiackel in
the apace to the top. It i not necessary
to have a double Uoor o verlioad, aa a load
of hay, utraw or folder can be kept on it
through the winter. A door next the
tarn floor and a windo on the opposite
wide gives the necessary ventilation and
enable you to unload directly from the
wagon into the cellar on either side, and
the roots can be taken out to feed with
vjiiI going outside of tho liarn. In a
ta im iit l ain the cellar can be on a
level w ith Hie stable. I have kucIi a one
thirty feet by twelve, and when nnt
tieedod for rootK we nlore sawdust for
bedding in it and liavo aluo a bin for oats
ami brvn.
Whe I fii-st began growing beets I
hoiipt I t hem for my stock, hut I now
feeI them to hoga nnd cattle whole and
liial tluit tliev eat them w ithout waste,
and cattle are really h? liable to choke
on them if cut, I do not feed them beets
In the fall, 11 they undergo a ripening
tirooMN nnd are sweeter and lietlcr alter
iur in tile cellar for a month or two,
unci bemdos, HliKik needH bulky, loosening
food more in the winter than in autumn.
A wrtai of experiments mode at our
Ohio rtation prove that breM arc fnllj
4UiU u food to th best coru tunlaee.
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