Sheep Farming in America
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The natural earth makes the best floor of a silo.
Never with sheep should silage form more than half the ration. If this rule is observed and the silage is made from well matured com, jjlanted no thicker than for the regular crop, it is believed that none but good results will ever follow its use.
Lambs will not consume quite all the coarser parts of the silage. These must be thrown under foot or cleaned out and fed to cows. The writer has seen great loss from feeding the refused portions of si...lage fed to horses. In one instance where quite a heap of it had accumu- lated in the barnyard eleven horses and mules ate of it. Eleven of them died. There is evi- dently some principle developed in silage after it has been exposed to the air, perhaps, that is most unfavorable to horses. They die with symptoms resembling spinal meningitis. There WESTERN T.AMB FEEDING. 259 will be a death loss among feeding lambs no matter how carefully they are fed. Care will greatly reduce this loss, however. The writer has had as low as 2 per cent and as high as 8 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The natural earth makes the best floor of a silo.
Never with sheep should silage form more than half the ration. If this rule is observed and the silage is made from well matured com, jjlanted no thicker than for the regular crop, it is believed that none but good results will ever follow its use.
Lambs will not consume quite all the coarser parts of the silage. These must be thrown under foot or cleaned out and fed to cows. The writer has seen great loss from feeding the refused portions of si...lage fed to horses. In one instance where quite a heap of it had accumu- lated in the barnyard eleven horses and mules ate of it. Eleven of them died. There is evi- dently some principle developed in silage after it has been exposed to the air, perhaps, that is most unfavorable to horses. They die with symptoms resembling spinal meningitis. There WESTERN T.AMB FEEDING. 259 will be a death loss among feeding lambs no matter how carefully they are fed. Care will greatly reduce this loss, however. The writer has had as low as 2 per cent and as high as 8 per cent.
What to read after Sheep Farming in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wing, Joseph E. (Joseph Elwyn), 1861-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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