Deering Corn Machines
Deering Corn Machines
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Shredded fodder goes much further than tiie iinshreddcd stali<, because when the stalk is well torn to pieces it mixes with the leaves and some of it is consumed. It can also lie fed to advantage in the manger where it is kept clean. It tends to keep up the flow of milk from the cows better than an. V kind of hay, and when fed, less grain feeds are required. When the fodder is thrown on the ground iov the cattle it is largely trampled into the ground and covered with filth. Another value added to corn fodder by shredding is that of having the refuse from the manger to bed the stock with. The shredded fodder not only makes a good bed for the stock, luit it is an excellent absorlient of liquids, which it retains until spread upon the field where it makes an excel- lent fertilizer. When the whole stalks are found in the manure it is very annoying to handle, because the stalks hold the mass together and are very difficult to pull out from the load with a fork. The entire stalks are also not ver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shredded fodder goes much further than tiie iinshreddcd stali<, because when the stalk is well torn to pieces it mixes with the leaves and some of it is consumed. It can also lie fed to advantage in the manger where it is kept clean. It tends to keep up the flow of milk from the cows better than an. V kind of hay, and when fed, less grain feeds are required. When the fodder is thrown on the ground iov the cattle it is largely trampled into the ground and covered with filth. Another value added to corn fodder by shredding is that of having the refuse from the manger to bed the stock with. The shredded fodder not only makes a good bed for the stock, luit it is an excellent absorlient of liquids, which it retains until spread upon the field where it makes an excel- lent fertilizer. When the whole stalks are found in the manure it is very annoying to handle, because the stalks hold the mass together and are very difficult to pull out from the load with a fork. The entire stalks are also not ver.
What to read after Deering Corn Machines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by International Harvester Company of America to read online
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