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Newcomers will do well to visit farmers who have these silos, and plan to put one down the first season for their own use if possible. The county agricultural agent will be glad to assist newcomers with silo prob- lems.
Profit in RaUinsr and Feedins: Sheep and Lambs A. M. Patterson, Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry, Kansas State Agricultural College Kansas, with its dry open winters, abundance of roughage and splendid markets, is well adapted to sheep and wool production. The average far...m would be much benefited by a flock of sheep, which could turn waste products into cash, thus saving feeds of commercial value and at the same time increasing the fertility of the soil.
Sheep produce two crops annually, wool in the spring and lambs in the fall. At present prices the income from the wool will almost pay for the ewe's keep. The value of sheep as soil improvers should not be overlooked. There is no class of live stock better adapted to building up the soil than sheep.
Sheep are noted as weed exterminators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Newcomers will do well to visit farmers who have these silos, and plan to put one down the first season for their own use if possible. The county agricultural agent will be glad to assist newcomers with silo prob- lems.
Profit in RaUinsr and Feedins: Sheep and Lambs A. M. Patterson, Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry, Kansas State Agricultural College Kansas, with its dry open winters, abundance of roughage and splendid markets, is well adapted to sheep and wool production. The average far...m would be much benefited by a flock of sheep, which could turn waste products into cash, thus saving feeds of commercial value and at the same time increasing the fertility of the soil.
Sheep produce two crops annually, wool in the spring and lambs in the fall. At present prices the income from the wool will almost pay for the ewe's keep. The value of sheep as soil improvers should not be overlooked. There is no class of live stock better adapted to building up the soil than sheep.
Sheep are noted as weed exterminators.
What to read after Kansas ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Railroad Administration to read onlineMoreLess
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