Stamping Out Hog Cholera
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— Clover is a good hog pasture. It fur- nishes an abundance of excellent pasture that supplies the necessary nutrients lacking in corn; it fertilizes the ground while growing; and it fits perfectly into a ration where corn is the principal crop. The gen- eral distribution and popularity of clover as a forage crop is due to its great adaptability to the conditions found in most states and there is no serious drawback to it as a hog pasture. There are, however, some pre- CLOVER AND ALFALFA FOR HO...G PASTURE 53 I * Yorkshire Sow cautions to be taken with it. It is, in addition to being a biennial, more easily killed by heavy pasturing than is bluegrass or timothy. If heavily pastured when small, the hogs eat off the crown and kill the plant, and too heavy pasturing at any season of jthe year may cause serious injury.
If the clover is to be pastured heavily, the hogs should not be turned in until it is several inches high. Clover is at its best for hog pasture when heading or blossoming, but if the hogs are not turned in until the clover reaches this stage it will take a very large number to keep the pasture from getting too ripe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Clover is a good hog pasture. It fur- nishes an abundance of excellent pasture that supplies the necessary nutrients lacking in corn; it fertilizes the ground while growing; and it fits perfectly into a ration where corn is the principal crop. The gen- eral distribution and popularity of clover as a forage crop is due to its great adaptability to the conditions found in most states and there is no serious drawback to it as a hog pasture. There are, however, some pre- CLOVER AND ALFALFA FOR HO...G PASTURE 53 I * Yorkshire Sow cautions to be taken with it. It is, in addition to being a biennial, more easily killed by heavy pasturing than is bluegrass or timothy. If heavily pastured when small, the hogs eat off the crown and kill the plant, and too heavy pasturing at any season of jthe year may cause serious injury.
If the clover is to be pastured heavily, the hogs should not be turned in until it is several inches high. Clover is at its best for hog pasture when heading or blossoming, but if the hogs are not turned in until the clover reaches this stage it will take a very large number to keep the pasture from getting too ripe.
What to read after Stamping Out Hog Cholera?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connaway, J. W. (John Waldo), 1859-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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