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7 i Pugsley Street New Hazelton | 528) oats help to prevent scour, and
ae Dd guite young calves seem to digest
sie . them better than when they grow
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lish Aberdeen- Angus breeder,
says:—

“Up to two years ago I “used
crushed oats with bran as soon as
the calves could be got to eat.
Sinee then whole oats seem to

access to rock salt and a.lump of

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soft chalk, a most important mat-
ter, and they lick up a consider-
able portion of the latter, -also
salt, which no doubt counteracts
excessive acidity of the stomach.

My general system is as fol-
lows:—-After a cow has calved
she remains in her box with her
calf for about tendays. The cow
is then taken away and the calf
is taken to her three times a day
for about a further ten days; af-
ter that twice a day until the cow
and calf go out together to pas-

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Toronto and return $128.00
Ottawa and return $139.50
. New. York and ret’n $144.50
Chicago and return $108.50
St. Paul and return $ 96.00

Correspondingly low rates to all other points in con-
nection with.G. T,. P. Steamships and the Grand
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ture, when the cow is with calf
again.

When the cow and calf are
separated, several calves are put
together in a box bedded on oat
straw, a bundle of good hay is
tied up within reach, one wood

salt, and another with whole oats
and bran are also given to them.
after the calves have sucked
they are tied up around the. box
with an ordinary dog collar and
chain for an hour or so, out of
reach of each other, to prevent
them sucking each other’s ears,
ete. Besides preventing them
sucking each other, the tying: up

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makes them easy to halter-break
later on, and saves much time
and labor,

m| Of course in rearing ordinary
B|calves the whole milk would be|
| fed only for a somewhat limited
| period, but, provided calves: get
A/an ample supply for the first few
| weeks, it would surprise many

| people to find the number of well
a| Started calves that can be’ reared
a) by one good- milling cow.

Chicken Troubles a

a| Sixty chickens seem to be. the
; maximum which can’ be success-
: fully raised together, and. those
who start overcrowding” at the
a | beginning of their career are like-
-|ly soon to leave the poultry busi-

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. eeping: «Fine | arden: plot ill

ness.
squeeze 80 or 90 chicks into a
foster mother that you are saving
room, saving expense. |

Many chicken troubles. are
brought about by neglect in feed-
ing. . During the first few days
it is essential to, see that every
bird. hegins eating: ‘and drinking.

- Suppose’. the foster-mother.. dp |.

heated upto 85 degress, 8
containing d

Poultry, Dairy ‘and Farm. Helps :

‘to eat: or: drink it’ ia. most: likely

‘practically all its strength.

box with a big lump of chalk and |-

Do not believe that if you

should. be. scraped away, and it

3 vessel | ha
Saat feed, bread /1

of the chickens should be dipped
‘into the milk or water and: en-
couraged to drink in this | way.:
As soon: asa dozen or two start

the rest. will quickly. follow suit,

but in some cases, especially in
dark foster-mothers, there, are
dozens of chicks which’ will. run,
to the warmest part of the brood-
er, and do thot leave: it until they
practically ‘die- from starvation.
They seem to prefer the cosy cor-,

this of course ‘cannot last. indefi-
nately. Sooner: ‘or. Jater there is
to be a reaction, a chicken which
has not tasted food’ for two or.
three ‘days from ,birth has lost

Just at present we are liable to
great fluctuations in temperature.

Some days are. fairly warm’ and
others severely ‘cold. ‘This is
where the careful regulation ‘of

ners to either food or drink, but;

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the. lamp flame must be carried
out. It is ahuge mistake to have
chickens at 95 degrees one night
and then down to.75.. They can-
not stand that great. difference;
it means ‘bowel. trouble ‘and ‘a
heavy loss. unless an even tem-
perature is kept. Do all in your
power to guess the right height
|for your lamp flame to maintain
temperature, about85 degrees the

too cold they trample on: each
other. clamoring to get warm. and
if too warm just the opposite: re-
sults.

Perhaps bowel trouble i is one of
the greatest enemies of the chick-
en rearer. ‘It does not matter if
they are fed on dry chick foud or
nourishing soft food, unless’ the

take abundant exercise sooner or
later diarrhoea is bound to break
out, . Exercise promotes satisfae-
tory digest, and. also to keep the
chicks growing. Do not always
have feed before them: Feed a
little and often and there will be
a satisfactory. period of growth,

All those who. have. brooders
have noticed that immediately the
chicks are let out in the morning
they rush to the water vessel.
Fresh milk is: ‘strengthening and
induces quick growth. ‘New milk:

green food should ‘be provided,
and at five or: Bix: weeks a little
cooked meat. "js...

Now, ‘in. the 1 meantime a system
of scrupulous. cleanliness should
not be forgotten. Those whoim-
agine that chickens. can thrive
with the brooder floor covered
with filth will soon find their mis-
take. Every day all droppings

matters little whether the. brood-
er is out of, doors or'in.a seratch-

first week. Jf the chickens are|}

for chickens, although expensive |
_lis undoubtedly. one of ‘the best
methods of successful raising.
Ata later stage a little succulent

ing shed, all possible things’ must.
be carried out’ for the comfort: of:
the chicks i in order that they may.

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