Farl> I'ii M ii r i- lor I mt%,
v r" ep:tr?n?.- for ? ? t-:> ;?
li.bly finds us short of feed. Ifpw aro
? hat shortafc'. ' i; ,i v
I' ?-? ? til.,. yield \
: : ;n ? ? :? ]... ?? u- . s
' ' rv < tid ? : ;'i: ..I,
w n
you piannim
pan 'it ?? n
and 1 j. lj
'.
r> e . r i
clover
niderahle f ] in the fail, t.tit
not be KM'/'
tun v be witit. V :;
Tile olover ? r ? ,
>u .M
? r the pi,
'? ? ? - ii.oi,? half its
growth duritu "? l., t I' irtv .j.iy- of
its krayitin per .d. fa..: - ..... , ?..rt?.i:
conditions, tl I I a; hem
V razed during t! t tin.- 'I'h.s ;
allow the permanetn pasture to p.-r ,
good start lutfore t ::: -,K o ,l and ;t
will be stronger and pt' vl.le mure
ture than If grazed earl>
l.atc fall and early sprinc ji.f-ture
means eheaiier production and '..uvei
yields. i'lan on S'.wint' some thi f II
liiirsm \r#-il KirrrUr,
flrt.wing horses should not ;.<? hotisrd
too closely i:t winter and pi evented
*rom taking p.enty of exere'sc. hut
" they should not hit subjected to ox -
ttemely bad weather if they are ex
pected to make satisfactory growth.
The sheep. even if Kit t? themselves
during tin- winter months, w-.ll eke
out an existence where cattle would
* This' lias ).?.I s..me careless sheep
owners t.> neglect the sheep In the
winter. This neglect is always at the
?'Npensc <>f a poor lamb crop t neM
spring. and :i *'ty poor tleeco of wool.
