"'jet acquainted with your neigh
bor. you might like hint."
WmiiIi water used In the churn
should he approximately the same tem
perature as the buttermilk, or within
two 'irgroes of it.
' a" milk can be had onlv bv clean
methods In milking. This requires
milking with dry, clean hands.
The forty-eight States r.re new
roads ?-S0-000'000 a year on poor)
eve'.rVi^' ,w',W.*r is d'"' '*r*oly to tin
c\en distribution of salt.
?... ?*" <he Values.
heneyer possible, manure should
be spread as soon as made. A wagon.
or nettcr a manure-spreader, should
be placed where the manure can he
shoveled from the cutters dlrectlv in
lo it to save handling twine. As ?oon
as filled. It should be hauled to the
f, aM^ 'he manure scattered, not
P in I'ttlc heaps for later scatter
inp.
*et Trfu AVIien tt'ork la Slack.
Forest planting may be undertaken
with success both spring and autumn
in the former when the frost Is Ju?t
out of the ground, in the latter season
Just before It Is likely to ,?me in
v\ ood lot work is practicable at any
Hnie. but because of the plentiful and
cheaper supply of labor, and a lack of
foliage. which makes the operation
easier, it is something that may he
profitably reserved until fall or winter
months, advises Cordon f>orrance of
the Maryland State Board of Forestry.
