The Standard Feeder; a Manual for the Guidance of the General Farmer, the Stock Grower, Feeder, Dairyman And Ranchman in the Profitable Care And Management of Live Stock
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James Thorns.
WHEN FEEDING, FEED RIGHT.
Hardy, Neb., July 11, 1903.
On February 2, 1903, I sorted out 40 cattle from my bunch of 300, such as I thought would make good gains on short feed. They weighed 32.fi45 lbs. I gradually increased their ration until on a full feed of ground ear corn, alfalfa hay, 21/2 lbs. of wheat bran each per day, feeding at night and morning regularly with your Stock Food and the latter part of the time soaking the ear corn and not grinding it. I sold them on the 10th... of June, four months and eight days, and they weighed 48,265 lbs., showing what proper feed with good care will do, and, if anything is worth doing at all it is worth doing right. L. P. Whiting.
The following condensed statement shows more clearly the good gains made by Mr. Whiting in feeding this bunch of cattle: Total weight Feb. 4, 1903 32,245 lbs.
Total weight June 10, 1903 48,265 lbs.
Total gain in 128 days 16,020 lbs.
Average gain per head 400i/^ lbs.
Gain per head per day 3.13 lbs, jome Good Toung Ones Owned by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James Thorns.
WHEN FEEDING, FEED RIGHT.
Hardy, Neb., July 11, 1903.
On February 2, 1903, I sorted out 40 cattle from my bunch of 300, such as I thought would make good gains on short feed. They weighed 32.fi45 lbs. I gradually increased their ration until on a full feed of ground ear corn, alfalfa hay, 21/2 lbs. of wheat bran each per day, feeding at night and morning regularly with your Stock Food and the latter part of the time soaking the ear corn and not grinding it. I sold them on the 10th... of June, four months and eight days, and they weighed 48,265 lbs., showing what proper feed with good care will do, and, if anything is worth doing at all it is worth doing right. L. P. Whiting.
The following condensed statement shows more clearly the good gains made by Mr. Whiting in feeding this bunch of cattle: Total weight Feb. 4, 1903 32,245 lbs.
Total weight June 10, 1903 48,265 lbs.
Total gain in 128 days 16,020 lbs.
Average gain per head 400i/^ lbs.
Gain per head per day 3.13 lbs, jome Good Toung Ones Owned by Mr.
What to read after The Standard Feeder; a Manual for the Guidance of the General Farmer, the Stock Grower, Feeder, Dairyman And Ranchman in the Profitable Care And Management of Live Stock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Standard Stock Food Co., Omaha, Neb. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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