Sheep Feeding And Farm Management
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On nearly all the main lines of the railroads running into our large markets, particularly Chicago, there are feeding stations where those who have to ship sheep long distances, or farmers who have been unable to obtain that market topping finish, may stop and have the finishing touches added. These stations do all their feeding in large barns, and are prepared to handle almost any number from a single deck (one hundred and twenty-five) up to a good many thousand head. Charges for feed and care... are made at the rate of so much per ton for the feed consumed, generally about two dollars' advance over market prices for hay and grain. For example, one large station had the following rates published from October to December, 1908, for transient feeds; a feed for from sev- enty to ninety days was two dollars less per ton of feed : Screenings $18. 00 per ton Clover, timothy, or mixed hay 14. 00 per ton Alfalfa 19. 00 per ton Cracked or whole corn 32. 00 per ton Bedding 10. 00 per ton Oats . 75 per bu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On nearly all the main lines of the railroads running into our large markets, particularly Chicago, there are feeding stations where those who have to ship sheep long distances, or farmers who have been unable to obtain that market topping finish, may stop and have the finishing touches added. These stations do all their feeding in large barns, and are prepared to handle almost any number from a single deck (one hundred and twenty-five) up to a good many thousand head. Charges for feed and care... are made at the rate of so much per ton for the feed consumed, generally about two dollars' advance over market prices for hay and grain. For example, one large station had the following rates published from October to December, 1908, for transient feeds; a feed for from sev- enty to ninety days was two dollars less per ton of feed : Screenings $18. 00 per ton Clover, timothy, or mixed hay 14. 00 per ton Alfalfa 19. 00 per ton Cracked or whole corn 32. 00 per ton Bedding 10. 00 per ton Oats . 75 per bu.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Howard Duane Howard Doane to read onlineMoreLess
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