Feeding Animals : a Practical Work Upon the Laws of Animal Growth, Specially Applied to the Rearing And Feeding of Horses, Cattle, Dairy Cows, Sheep And Swine
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When the kernel is in the dough state, it may safely be shocked if the weather is favor- able. We have had corn ripen properly in shock when cut in the milk, the butts being placed on moist ground. This is a matter of the greatest importance; for the fodder, when cut at the proper time, has a value nearly equal to common hay; and after the corn has stood to fully ripen on the hill the stalks have little value as food. .When cut early, the stalks make sufficient fodder to be given to fat- tening... cattle with the grain growing on the same ground, and the cost of feeding is, therefore, much reduced.
Mode of Cutting and Handling.
The straw-cutter should be arranged with a carrier, which will deliver the chafif and corn in a feeding-car upon the feeding-floor in the stable below. Over the feeding-car CUTTING AND HANDLING CORN. 309 should be a pipe, from which water may bo drawn upon a sieve and sprinkled over the chaff, to moisten it. This sprinkling is done as fast as the cut corn is delivered in the car.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the kernel is in the dough state, it may safely be shocked if the weather is favor- able. We have had corn ripen properly in shock when cut in the milk, the butts being placed on moist ground. This is a matter of the greatest importance; for the fodder, when cut at the proper time, has a value nearly equal to common hay; and after the corn has stood to fully ripen on the hill the stalks have little value as food. .When cut early, the stalks make sufficient fodder to be given to fat- tening... cattle with the grain growing on the same ground, and the cost of feeding is, therefore, much reduced.
Mode of Cutting and Handling.
The straw-cutter should be arranged with a carrier, which will deliver the chafif and corn in a feeding-car upon the feeding-floor in the stable below. Over the feeding-car CUTTING AND HANDLING CORN. 309 should be a pipe, from which water may bo drawn upon a sieve and sprinkled over the chaff, to moisten it. This sprinkling is done as fast as the cut corn is delivered in the car.
What to read after Feeding Animals : a Practical Work Upon the Laws of Animal Growth, Specially Applied to the Rearing And Feeding of Horses, Cattle, Dairy Cows, Sheep And Swine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot W Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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