BRIEF NOTES THOUGHT
OUT BY THE WAYSIDE
No soil, no soil, no crops; no crops. No money, no contentment, no happiness; no happiness, no use, of living: The butcher one disposes of all but breeders and hatchers, the less expense and care will be needed.
What a man sees in his neighbor depends much upon the man who does not set in.
What lot of drudgery, the creamers took out of farm homes.
The most popular breeds are the Plymouth Rock, Leghorns, Wyandottes, Orpingtons and Rhode Island Friers.
The education of the colt should be up the day it is born, which will prevent "breaking" later on.
When a dairy farmer begins to study each particular cow in his herd with a view of keeping only those which will produce economically and abundantly, he is on the light road from success.
A pound of mutton is produced with half the feed required to produce a pound of beef, is the dictum of a prominent experimenter.
It's a waste of time to fix up your statistics for the benefit of the record in the angel.
An up-to-date dairy cow must be handled with understanding. Her needs must be studied and met. This cannot be done by an unthinking man.
Individual parts of boiled oats, corn  and
wheat. Will now and then the addition of table scraps, makes a good paying ration.
Winter eggs are worth more than summer eggs but also notice that they cost more. 