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Alfalfa hay, 5 lbs.
Oat straw, 10 lbs.
Work horses: Silage, 5 to 10 lbs.
Hay, 10 lbs.
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Oats and barley (1:1 by weight), or barley, wheat bran and cocoanut meal (3:3:1), 10 lbs.
Fattening sheep: Silage, 2 lbs. per head daily.
Hay, 1 lb.
Oats and barley, 1 lb. each, or 1 to \ l / 2 lbs. of other grain feeds.
Breeding ewes: Indian corn or sorghum silage, 3 to 4 lbs.
Alfalfa hay, 1 lb.
If alfalfa silage is available, grain hay or wild hay may be sub- stituted for alfalfa hay.
What is th...e Best Silo?
A great deal has been written and many booklets printed dealing with the relative merits of silos made from different kinds of materials. Manyafarrner has been bewildered on ac- count of the conflicting ar- guments presented when trying to decide what kind of a silo to buy. In many cases this is the reason why a silo has not been built.
Every farmer is familiar with the use of concrete and he knows when it is properly made it is a mate- rial that is everlasting.
Thousands of concrete stave silos are used by farmers in all parts of the United ¥i This Is a View of the Brooks Patent Silo Door Frame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alfalfa hay, 5 lbs.
Oat straw, 10 lbs.
Work horses: Silage, 5 to 10 lbs.
Hay, 10 lbs.
; I L_ ' i .
Oats and barley (1:1 by weight), or barley, wheat bran and cocoanut meal (3:3:1), 10 lbs.
Fattening sheep: Silage, 2 lbs. per head daily.
Hay, 1 lb.
Oats and barley, 1 lb. each, or 1 to \ l / 2 lbs. of other grain feeds.
Breeding ewes: Indian corn or sorghum silage, 3 to 4 lbs.
Alfalfa hay, 1 lb.
If alfalfa silage is available, grain hay or wild hay may be sub- stituted for alfalfa hay.
What is th...e Best Silo?
A great deal has been written and many booklets printed dealing with the relative merits of silos made from different kinds of materials. Manyafarrner has been bewildered on ac- count of the conflicting ar- guments presented when trying to decide what kind of a silo to buy. In many cases this is the reason why a silo has not been built.
Every farmer is familiar with the use of concrete and he knows when it is properly made it is a mate- rial that is everlasting.
Thousands of concrete stave silos are used by farmers in all parts of the United ¥i This Is a View of the Brooks Patent Silo Door Frame.
What to read after Concrete Stave Silos, Brooks Patent;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coply, John Samuel, 1863- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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