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I Vow-kc Arms an tarmer o:, the LIVES To .. the " um um an into h, " t has Women!“ Q tho I animrts 1. I). "rial Mm "mm. “I” theatre ." line I“; that ain't." "and. no "an!“ "burly a 'trd aim, to n these "via m 3-00. Pt ad an, Mo " n {IDCE “I momma. and heaat the at I Pal-Mom. To unu- In. I annual; “Ii": ttto It's " than (of; III the at all” "atrh- I up . un- al " ntr, at. a! " be h that mo. top who " m. dam Kiel: tho Put a“ '"ut tho a. 'or Another 'shictcpie of damping is furnished by the marketing of Ontario eheese, Cheese production ftuctuates from almost nothing in the mid-winter months to the fuI-l trash of production In oakr summer. A large percentage b produced in the two months from tate in May to the end of July. Cheese b comumod at a fairly "on rate, the ihretmttion in Great Britain being less ha " per cent. from month to month! during tho six or. nun month. int M Canada Was that market. It! I. Oro consumed rt an oven rate in! and. an»; tho who]. you. ml ”my of cheese in not according “the at. of consumption but accord- tttotttmttatsehiietiiuiGiiiGi'i. loot of tho (new. of Ontario sell their dues. malady - _ In other words they dtnnp it Each fac- ury throw: its product on the market - the woman of every other Mary. This results in very um» , pie... In 1922 chm price. in On- _ trio fhsettanted our 100 per cent. in I 'hr'ttont?tsferrrrsgtGrtiricli mrtatree 1. During tho first the. "an 1 "3'mosmsirtretmGiJrGuiTirrl1 found in the war wheat in handled. Fully " pee cent. of the wheat crop of this continent is sold by the farm. ors within 90 days after it is harvest- ed. During the same period only about 25 per cent. is consumed. That makes it necessary for speculative in- tend: to step in and (she control of up. tompomry surplus and hold it over an“) and: time as it an be taken can " by consumptive demand. Under competitive methods of toting a farm product is dump4 the market. A splendid exam! cases. If, “Mowing JGo.Ge, the an! shivers. the_rurfaee of the I i V.“ uxuwl "In, "NIX. into aio, inflammation with expos- um. to eohi or wet. with standing in a raid draft, with More to the udder; Wuunda, or overfeedine on rich food, or with imsufficient stripping of the adder in milking. In tho period of full milk the organ is no “mime. that any notion: distruhance of the general Mam: is “able to fell upon tho udder. 'r,ur, tho gland on the loser surface of 'Em abdomen. In two or three days, when the secretion of milk has been unmanned. the ealf akhrmsd to suck. or through hami-rubhinm this swelling Raves. mum of}. Laurel action factor in mg !n cows, I {Harm-L) it, mii'kwrs. Bet it is a mic l L' idor aim-cub of cows. mares, new! and drwe.9 are pretty much preversta1Bo. It is not expensive to do it. First and most important of all single thing. is Marinas. oat hay mornings, corn stalks cut up at noun and timothy u night. All also feeding my milieu been. carrots, or "bhtttre. with their grail, u long on they last. My Mock. young stock in particular. an constipated. Can you advise any change in the ntion that would help this condition? I have given no medicine of any kind. l Arvrwerr, Prho best suggestion that I can make is molasses to the extent of one quart (the. pounds) per day per head. Mom” is cheap and you wnoucno IV PROF. HENRY a. IILL The “not at thla department ls to place at the ssh- vlee cf our farm renders the advice at an acknowledged authority on all subjects pertaining to sells and crops. Address all quutlons to Prof..." Henry a loll. In an of The Wilson Publishing Company, lelted. Toron- to, and an-wera wlll appear In this column In the order In which they are recelved. When writing klndly men- tion this paper. As space Ia limited It Is advisable when ”lineman reply ls necessary that a stamped and ad. dressed envelope be enclosed wlth the questlcn, when the answer w.” be mailed direct. Cop: rwht by Wilson Publishing Co., Limited. c. ll H.:-. Have no silo at present A.n.,werr-A a: but plenty of zeal timothy lily. with yuan}; chickens snail amount of clover in it, corn fod- mixture of two der um! oat Inn with ovals- I emu: _-- -- a A- t -..--- ...-r-y-unvu' VA unu- JL"'" ...... l was-um. m9 "We"; The treatment shfrtudupromrtand '21tye: 'Jet/t 'Jttlt,ltg,t,t ouid q'-cc'asiortally be t'ashyd with: energetic, " ther longer the ca" " spiritual faeta. Tho one outstanding ap and “Wu, The mm" trrp, nag‘Iected. the more diffhmit it be. fact Uthata 1iNofoe1thrhiiiG carries honed .11”. munimg that is TP.trr' comes toetfeet a cure. The tretment within itaelf the M of future mu. walrluunt and wall supplied with should embrace the employment of My and 1:h',t,tt,tp; The rich man u" "rr. Hoe “we!“ tutould..be kept both local and constitutional, remedies. had barred l, me]! from Abram?!" e'l' haul-y rxon‘He is a simple and If h b ls Ua - booom nnd from ail the blessednen V.“ v ' _ f t . the owe arecosti‘ve,givela th ls u h 1 m T my; '/?yiv,'i n'nlg'dygor angina}! artic, and don't forget that-the ap-‘ltm:t 'hehtitt,, "g2tLtt A.. "f'- on, 1.y 1iit,", " tho l ble plication of a suepensory bandage u The. conditions of 1'lllaiA'h Lauri-us. _ '. Y'r\~"~"-'»‘!3:_ ”we? aI-UEM“- Fans of tho most important rett.tusittrir"e' atmngelv mew 1 , P f”- C 1ei.1"y? of V?” udder: in the treatment of gar-get. Thetand, V. " Father Abraham . . ttendi -‘ I _ ', I' '.ery 'u;',',?,',".',",' m h.eitvy ago. being placed in position. may_l.aurul. The man who ignored Luz-i [E. ","eys a“ Ju " after ealsing have a quantity of bran or spent hops am: now entrant; his good offlees Thu , , run 'hat the mammary trrandsu,Ui ;,, " “,1 ---“, AN .. A- - ' - - ,. -_- --- awn: u _ . . ,__V in“? u. Buy-s, ttttmed tt'and,and she shmudumokedia'c wot .unr uun'i-r'atr'rirr.r, this swelling, every two or three hours, not forget-lat his SI . ' l ting the bcnctit of gentle 1uytd-ru1krimr, "s In A (of .w o; the upur may mer? of the bag. In my practice I bun; . M. " so u tlammation with expos-l the work of milking by inserting ir"ai "l, his. or wet. with standing in a! sv'srretirr.inar milking tube in each 1:13;]de 72M. with Mora to the which! teat. In case summation takes Py:t/'it77i'l'r"o a, nr overfeedintr on rich Moth] tho parts must be opened to allow the" the man r, imsuffieient stripping of the mu 4m Alma-n *--i, " .. . ' ' gymptoms va ry " 1,l,-li,ii.)e;iii:j.,,l,r,,i'y,tn Crpp :34 "*3 a; zzOuerles a: on of the udder may mere! In: inflammation with expoa-) "to" or wet. with standing in a! ad R, D. Cohturtte Ot 1RT'ICI.F', HI Fundamental Principles}; ’ tir""'"'"" Operative Marketing uuH' Inc-{nous or mar- pmduct in dumped on ";me example is y wheat is handled. l of the wheat crop is sold by the farm. stripping of the. ln tho period of in different BSA. Professor of Market“: mi». Agricultural College. [rent These 11an ani I By carrying the product put tln , speeuutiro'daum the law of supply I and demand is made to operate. not at I point. of. production, when m and Oshawa“. aha-mu, bué at point. of 1,cGiaGiUi'i when, u we have "gd I the tee' Ja. fairly uniform. The pricomived is more uniform, tor " every one knows, the r,?tt,t'il prlcg of most farm products, is more uniform than the price the farmer toga". br them. Tho not result of Wu sum ttotds it over for the season when vicom'umption exceeds production. 1 Under co-operative marketing the .product is sold, not " the point. of F production but as close as youth to ,tho finai consumer. As was pointed‘ I out in o previous article the ales "t ; made to the established wholenlo du. i muting agencies through whom only, gun!) of the than-{manor nulls-I, mt land and“, can b. 'reortoett%ttly mm i""'" marketing association is it') . not norm-ding to the rate at which " 'is produced but at the rate at which! ' it is consumed. It is fed to the may i kit as the consumptive demand arisen} 11710 consumer market u given all it; win take but no faster than it will: take it, The speculative element kl rendered mum-usury because the co-l operative does ita own storing of thei surplus in the fturh production. period I and holds it over for the season when" commption exceeds ttroduetL", I _ --- -.. “nun-l, which is now less than 50 per cent. of what it was 18 years ago. The eo-operative method of market, lug substitutes merchandising for} dumping. The pmduct of a cooper“ ativo marketing association is id) not according to the rate at which it is produced but at the rate at wln'nI-I ,~_.u-.v \Vlllllvlvlln‘ an» resulting in tho. rapid extinction! of the cheese export trade of diGiiii,l which is now less than 50 per cent. of; what it was lit vnnr- “-- I ment is a useful application to subdue pain. Phytolacca and lanolin is am other useful external remedy for gun'- get. If the part. are induratcd and hand, apply compound iodine ointment.‘ If gangrene occurs, the unhealthy tis-l sue will need to be removed and tho par" treated 1tt.Lisertictulr. I -----.-iL= pus to escape freem- ment is a useful mm Ii] Mammitls occurs in two forms: tnl the midday: form it is eonfined to the superficial structures of the ttland/ while in the other form the interior of the gland is affected. l ground com, three parts bran and one part meat scrap. The math in fed three times daily until the chicks no four weeks old and then the mixture is kept before the chicks in self. feeders. l D: St' unsatisfactory conditions 2 Economics N 24/491» C, .;. 'se, " A; "ct'. N -.' " Kr.iyt P?, R. 'v" sf1it', Y': ii "ti:jisiti'.j?si. -;:‘."‘ i."- ' J-fel CW. F, ’53. .. u' l . '?rt,l'.ft,'s.fi'i)rci?ti)i" 1_e,.i,fi hf i':.s:i'ij.,T.jifjltri', ". 'iM?:.',',',:.?:?.-?:". 41%;" 2 " "i, .. " I it???“ h', ar "' P, _ "a "an Belladonna pint-l state do ,, _ --_.- .... " van; m me new that they have been the that to I'tttet to the "In ofthe products of l 'n- diiiiu tor" -. V‘s-wt! a uuvorumnc. ‘Somo of the big co new», pur- 1i'i'/Gu',' than at fomia, spend i Jame sums annualiyi his method of I making the comumi lie familiar ! with their product and ta maria. This _ year one such automation, mgrkgting juicing, in spending '2,ti00poirirrai l yertising. The Cdh'toma fruit dryin- iutiom estimate that their advertising his rammed than: about $10 hr every dollar min“ put into it, " - In m ndizinc their production t'Prttive Wisdom of farmers have‘ “My waned Athe selling or farm product; - a cam: tinciplvos that are applied! to tho 2'al'IQ ot the pro- duct- ". M.aN-.- '- -at -‘ me man who is blessed in the future state do anything for the missus; of the other. Luann received no in; on earth from the rich mun. Why should he bestow anything, now tint _ _...,.,.., '"'"e_'Fe"90t. In une ocriptlon are not to be taken 1itamllr. Nevertheless the furuma must convoy spiritual facts. The one outstanding fact in that A life of orsltuhne" carries within itself Hague“. Irf, future mir. m, Ram... and lee, 1-9916: 19-31 The Sunday 7 555031 . Lili-ici-i' you: by oaViuiiitlri'i, bert' m new only in the LL... L,, . _ in"- -__e- , . . "V ---_ -f"."'h. "In“ “qu- grpine... The rich mangtice, but 3115 gin wag) heirtleesness. H. h mac]! from Abraham's .ftastt with his friends, he pamper! trom all the blessednem himself ,itt.luyuries “[1 delicacies, certain ftuitasm of true and. ",‘costly ha habit as his purse an kbrahtsnt . . and Luann. tyr, but le. had no heart of compas- L, of himself and Lazarus axon, no feeling of brotherhood for his , reversed. hqng'rY. needy neighbor. It is the) an." Abraham . . trendibright glory of Jesus that he not only! 8 man who ignored Lao. l spoke great things, bat lived them andi “a his good offlees The idled for them.. “Surgly he hath borneI nied Lazarus crumbs of?“ we!" and carried our sorrows”) gs of him drops of wiitir'./'fltti,trt please-c! mtt himself.” And if! makes use of cu"m;tho study of this bacon does not make f regarding the future.“ all; more tender and pitiful. more! ttare of which wtur that sensitive to other people's troubles. we, Ae doomed was nigh the , have somehow gheatod our souls of the! Mensa, The rich "laments that Chrut purposed. for ur, u. “A -L ' -L,,,,, _ . - - -- JANUARY " who went dowh to_tho 6111);}; his any on the day befqro' the Mtow.l .. That new Mir, who .,irtii.tlte. any prize" at the em sh9w’isn’t the o'ate, l are fed. For a 100-pound ration the following u a good one: Shelled corn, fifty pounds; ground oats, forty pounds; tankage, f1ve pounds, and 1111-; need meal, f1ve pounds. Another is] mixed as follows: forty pounds of Ihelled or ground corn; ii'i'itf-iv; pounds of ground oats; twenty pounds of mlrtpriru,rru five pound; of 'iii') we. 1NtGtimt1dtsir?idi thereto of‘wbout' one pound' for each Gi) mid; of body weight during the that all of. pregnancy period. Gradually more“. then until this" amount u 1tttt,od during the loot hull of the period. Do not feed in a sell-feeder as the animals Will get too fat. A good mineral mixture to be fed I with these feeds would be equal parts l or: salt and bonemeal or row rock l phoiphitp. The new roek_phephate , drould be f1nely ground. This 'theal ( Piy.tiimstiysuhtukurt%% Lil, feeder and. as dry" on possible. 1 Corn should malts. about half tho grain ration. It should not be fed alone, for the sow: will have mom or less trouble " knowing time and the litters will not be " strong and} healthy as when other grain mixtures} The ration that the brood low to. ceivos in the winter and the but half got the period in which she u carrying ',her litter will largely determine the gs/Lvengbh of the pigs when they are: 7 born and the success that she will have,'- {when harrowing. [ l, Sow: need some legume forage and,, of these alfalfa is by far the best, but: it this is not to be had red clover hay; will do wall. This muy well be fedi in a small rack in the lot. This pro-f vides much of the minortl requirement, in the ration. When once this method1 is tried it in not discontinued. When? fed in this manner mom will consumeI from two and one-half to three and! oneaalf pounds per day: l We shall do in if we miss, the very terrible truth that there is remorse and torment for [souls who live in this life in selfUh indiirsretux, to needs of uncaring people about us. Read Matt., eh. 25, specitu the latter port of it. Such word- of Jesus should startle na‘ into thoughtfulness. Now hove we there opportunities of honoring jiisirt) by living in his opirit and according, to his command, and soon they willl gill /'tgy.y.th anionnpot be recalled. ii! is a _sibtri"ntr dauiii, Cts1h:uuziie, ‘ Atrp1teatiors. Nothing in said as to the mean. by which this rich man aecumuUted his 3231121; P.. is not char-god with injus-j N. no " -t... --- 5L .. __ V. 26. Betweenuend you ..a great gun fixed. This in the real rea- son for refusal. This ttfe is the time for br'rdging “In. The future life has no ataeh opportunities. Dives he had his great opportunity. He ignored it. The consequence. of a eeuiah life are irrevoetsUis, This in the wbob point of the parable. We reap as we we ted reason for refuting tho ro- querst of the man in misery. It is only a reason that tnight be expected to sums: itself to Dives when he rem- embers the past. We” initially clear um! "dt-tttrs,) "hanged Imey an W.uieeonomt g5 We the wanted M'gwmgna ma healed. ' /' mm' a"-' . ' he itching may yield tuarortiritr to the aprlieatimt of cool water. to . WON containing Cal-pliant tar, a treated with every 1tigiie, i,T. faction. for the thou. ofeoor if)! _". to romance. Thor Inuit): Otteri the burning and itehhtfrom warmth of the bed drive. deep away. tn some earett,uhtsrs develop and an hard as curd. " of with with enow or cold water, " rather than {arcing it by the hasty 1 promo: of artMeiiil heat. In cases of I severe freezing this should bemuisted 'l in as long I. Will? to secure a " good color end active circulation. l While doing this the patient would be "nade as comfortable an possible ttttd, flhoul'd be strengthened ind stimulated I flay hot drinks and by hot application to other parts of the body. This grad- lunl restoration of the circulation, 'ttep?.!, it back it) the name way it went, restores vigor without injury to {the blood vouch. Hasty restoration! lsr applying ttrt'U1eial heat break down blood vouch and can» duth of thine. Severe cues should alwayl' be given its advantage of a few atyt' root in' half to aimpleto mum. Following fmtbiba' thd patient, is very genitive to" cold. Ptxmtbittert hand: or feet get cold very euily. [ They become numb and tired. As they EIT, wort-n they itth intolmbly. The tinst treatment of frostbite should beg'm when the attack occurs. It comm: in restoring the circulation to the tissue: by the gradual pro“. tried it out in several ichooU in South Renfrew and it has proved very successful. You need not buy elabor- ate equipment. Just get a few neces- ary utensils at'thc Mart. Soups. rice, I nut to my just a word about the Hot Lunch in the school. This has mg Ierond the fart stage. We have Nile material side finely. Them has been so much said. in previous conven- tions about Schwol Medics] Inspection am there is no need of adding any- thing further, except to um the Dis- tricts to Me the matter up md' try the School Nurse. There will not only be improvement in the health of the diiidmn bat the while physical mi mom} standard of the community will; reason we want, women trustees. andj iuar. -Xme: we don't want to disparage the work': than just enemy of the may images; they look attertrtsuuired in the st.» fl Fiat tho Institute. can do much inked beam, eu " their "In!“ mowing. thexsu. woes, can, are .}their papers, dim and 6mm. and have a th :fmtiom on foods and that! ulna. whichunoonsen |! We must remember that vary few at mun miter-in in: m domestic mime mm; m than we realize. must remember. 1100, that the hwy than this. ....-A._n_ A!) _,,A ' .. ' v. "I...“ m "WIN "l me name PP'; table soup; tomato soup, custard; we will doaautd . higher stunted for: were favorite dimes. Two girls and the mixed. You will find min thatj two but were appointed each week the subjut of Heiieh in We School hf nod “oh had his and her jobs None one in which we women are more ill-i cf the dishes prepared. required tho berated than the men. That is me‘cm. m and mu... 44...- ._,,, 1- . ,_ r "v ----n---- u. ..uav-g;,v -___'. “- "urn v'""c"uur a I' m" . In “It hot winter the punk knew; the rotation. Thom-st of t "The Science of 1ihrtine,". "The but What to do and when to do itétho crop be marketed to Fumi1s" “Baku.” “Proper Houn- The hatchet and children deeided on'fmm the lawn},- in wh ing," “Summation and Ventilation",aro the hot dish for next day. The yjurita.tttti.mrt, Then-gum tfottte on subject. which concern the home'dnen brought milk in turn. Then-1°“! in Ontario on which and than within the home. This is: lunch was different every day, that is.1 unwise to Crow the crop, the woman's risponaibility. It in .150.me never had the same thine m two , cost of lllal‘keting' 5vouhl I her opportamity. lecmecutive days. Rice, scalloped po-l Secondly, can Ste soil Then, w. will tInd tut. with a high-l htcel, baked beam, pea soup, vege- 1 tr.ottd fertue condiu'on? ti 01' standard of hUlth in the homerthatl table soups, tomato soup, cannula. é Mon must be Inninuined i: we will demand, a higher :03.an for! were flvorih din... um um“ -._- ' _ nn cf-'.., = a, .. . “The Science of hhsting,". "The Family,” “mums." “Proper Hous- ing," “Sanitation and venulation"mro au subject: which concern the home and dim within the home. This is the woman's mhrottaibility. It in also her opportunity. "heir papers, dinouslom and damm- mtiom on foods sud M ulna. wortetmetremtrertstvcricCik" us no domatic science mum; we must number, 8110, that the hm maior4tr did mt have the opportunity of attending other than a public tx_hor*aoiti.hopodtutaameintrek of the Women's Institute, this in- tonation with be blow to them in the simplest; but most practical way For Home and ciijiriiiicJ"r" uletm ‘of ft1iritbite mud be tlll,Jiilr I jii:!illiililij TORONTO Raising the Health sumu,ii,, TheEbaccocf Qualib: . $fat Lamas a nd in packagés Frostbite. Sllttt1loKEii: BY A. JAMIESON. pn dt, my} yahoo beam, mm, {a mmmcmt“ JGiiiidii cial' mt. Void 1ttt2f. huhbumin 8:: '_tsipeeirak.--drt .6.se as W m. ' It“ at. The vita b are albumen 'rtdomtser with Tcur . m of 'us 1nd!- “ angels! mitmmt, i'iiht,el'4hilfli'ifl.'ilt,'etp 'iiiiiitiiiF, t1 I First. build up the nourishment of 1 the which body. Next, give special _atketstiort to the affected part. Nutri- tion may in encouraged by daily mu- -. Improved reaction may be ob- tained by bathing the pitta tivice daily: in cold m and following this by‘ active rubbing. Pmétion should be] given by new clothing, audr a warm glove. for the hand. and mroUn Moeldntm for the feet, Nothin. dead be M to crimp tho mutiny). l, Wmvc troird circulation so"ti,ii. there will no longer me this undue sumtibiiity to cold. . menthol. But the important. thing is to build up thtdevitaiimd tissues and _ ___--- --.- - "u; I “shunt. wore spawn. the latter sim.. ilar in style and mm to a gno- cer's apron. At " noon each pupil phcod a. aqua. of oil eloth on his dark, then went and Wished his hands, Him indiviaan1 towels. While pupils were Wishing the boy unity" had plied the WM cliche; on pupils' dean. Pupils at dbwn quad one of 'them minim They took turns in perks-mm; this rite and the boys ad,: not object, taking it as a mum" of." Course. After tStl were through, cm? piled the dishes up and brought them to the table, one wasted, one (Mai! and the fourth put, away. Time re-' quired twenty minutes, leaving plenty; of time for play. It u odd by srsltmtisrtwtitae,in food inn-ix meeoo.5m¢ W. and "commute 'udlyi Pt,lttl1, a” t" tttA in Trot-M mpg}, gm; ltagghz'az‘."1:5; , you Ari/ici:";,",",",',',, 'id l/ “W . m coo a and th I Motion l dim. , . wl'f‘ntl mm Amn- ' he.'. -bgy' "h- In J.Y,,8 Y", of 000.3 There ____.._. --. TM nun ll."- lln foii5owine in . brief amount of the method. employed in carrying on Bot Nicol Lunch in a rural school in tuetfiw County. The Hot Lunch was W; outfor seven months in 1920-21. men beam, tauttartU, scalloped po- tate, can, an ttll mil-y prepared, and lave In their foundation milk, which to to omnthl. Them In more thildren sulfa-in from malnutrition than We realize. We've got to think dint thu. A 'Stt 'ttttl Lunch foe Winter Days. '.1h.titiot,ittifk, 35-534 , much time from their little experience taught Letty the ”noun! of heat bl) he}? cuetatdc. girls and Sim. ‘To dun the tiaituqrs't.ier; an. wish tn void mm, tttict.' tttg/tt at,» man. a. rtt,tty'etiirkiikiitiGGoui ttl'WSteteit2iiiiiiiir! A",'t7/',ttr,3gLtiti)tif tEttftt o0td ‘9'. ”M an "f Why is it that the avrrnge farmer l and his family go without the' many l ‘good thin” that the city dweller mm- _ t trhiertr I neceuity? The city mm: pays _ 5 lam price. for things which the farm- lner declares he unnot afford, when all [they cost him is the Womble of 'urrdwine. " Spinach from May unill September ', --tuhsatmeus fresh until June by hav- (line u bed heavily mulvhed fur lit. 'ibearine, rhubarb fresh from Thanks, "eivink' until June, by taking up the " "you. letting them fawn» and pultime ‘lthem in u lighted collar fur wir..tor M. Pb“ and other summer Vow- table- - Hummer 1'de of for a few Wicks, by massive plantings of dill hunt Dom. Lettuce Ind radish“ hom by until Thanksgiving. by “at. in tho cold fmme- an ever- I‘o Din frame will furnish numy M of.0utd-m-m 'lainties. If the Mum Outwberw and rupbcrry h tthtrtM you will have these delicious beerieg than my until levers freez- 1:31.113: com» in my fttil--and one. you phat them you will never as. my other g? tthat in ".3131; buy ' men - id Corn ieue','arevhoiu, can“: ”.mdm aakift, Mae-gm mlmniu. with, w. W» Ind-3mm m hint? than 7%: that the 'T'S', t',tt'tt,tig 'll'hiiia ., on; in"! _ me- but. by "In - t1rnirt.qkttuji, than at»). that 1fL'Mtt""' mum.» . that o t. f Fintlly, how will a use bf " aka can of the _ quench» t it had to pile It am I can. and cam other period Hugging for Wu: to do, or wi Her White thrmu'hout the l, the demand for both horse a ”that“? II" c." 'rrow one CM well but its in. abduction muy disturb. of oocuiomn !chann in the list of an" grown for i the Mock. This in turn my nuke iyee.er milk vrodtrc1u,wnirre . a» More Vega-Hes for Fannie". -uup proqucuon plan must 'tfit into 5 the soil tecu-pemtion plan um avenge yields wilt tend to inn-ruse miller than '00 decrease. . . I And and»; will the une of the crop infect tho live stock policy? 1’05“ny I‘m-2 In. nun-n ---- AA pensive f In planning for the grain from for {feed select those that will balance up {the roughage used. Ontario live stock [men can (lord to give more attention Ho barley u n source of starch. It is m more economicnl'feed to produce in Item: net-(ion. than in corn. In the southern counties mm attention 1 should be given to soy-beam u a high GGiii, feed and to fteld pens for the Page put-Pose in the northern.countier. good _ - V __. ”.7 uvn var: lI-CUUI Several questions ought to be meeted when choosing a cash cro| the “nation. The first of these it the crop be marketed to "van fiom the locality. in which you "-s, __ - : tion, to that he would know just how i mob arm is to Ge new. it would to 3 Hone way toward tsystettttttimhte hie :{mm work and in dutrhutine M. l labor unif-N'mly over the year. Hill] Home are operating in Ontario on a "u1rtito relation nystem and they are 'in the high avenge yield per new [ch-u. If n farmer believes, u may do, that his farm is tre “caption that l pmves the rule and it just simply will ,not In into . definite rotation, he " loss: can determine the (Top. to be [mun for two seasons in order to plan for the hay and tan main seed- ling as well u for the spring-grown! ierotm. In [rimming what crop. to new are mutt be need in determining the menu of etch to insure In abund- ance of home-grown feeds. Live "oek “I kept primarily a . home market Efor the feeds trrtva'ueed. The Kind of lieu! [rm should he “suited to the live stock kept. For example. 'the [Hairy farmer who insist. on reading itimothy with his clover ll defeating 5125: own pumm. The first considvra- ltlon in planning what crops to Crow on a live stock farm should he givm to the production of a legume hay. Alfalfa. clover. tweet clover; or say- lieen hay is available to the live Mock farmer in u source of dependable cheap musings. " he would timndiG". dedm'te ro- tation of crops aver a certain cych, such as Ihrce, four or ftver-year mu- 3 The fermer bu been teamed oftro. in; 1 poor New" and he undoubt- ear is, for bookkeeping. or other re- cords. is usually on a yearly Inui- and were are time. in the you when " is "the busiest mun on earth," but during the winter there we man'y we. wten he likes to get out Ma "oM chub pend?” and "ure on the gun-:7 door or other convenient tablet. or mllk produo . ve. BF"' ally, how will use bf 1 we of the ' auction d to pile at out. and We outer neg-ind: "'"'==9tarr-T.Tr=TC' an Whagmw‘gy and M ttNat, .-. a 'v'"'.,-".. . 'PE"? Irirod potato i We bt the crop auction , Wilt It Main I“. Periods to co uofWiI-litbet- p! theao in. (Sun le _advnnta¢. u to be an- felt crop for it would be e month. and mm