The Stockfeeders Companion
The Stockfeeders Companion
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" (U) Messrs Stirling Bros. , Darlingfield, Kelso, kept careful records of the amount of food consumed by five pairs of farm-work horses for two consecutive years. During the first year the hay was fed in the long state, and the grain unbruised ; while for the second year the hay was chopped and the grain bruised. The quality of concentrated food given per day varied in both cases with the work done ; e. G. , for the ordinary farm work, three feeds were given per day, during very busy times fou...r feeds, while on Sundays only two feeds per day were given.
During the three summer months each year when the horses were out at grass, they received very little corn, hence the following average daily rations are only for forty weeks of the year, and have in fact EFFECT OF CHAFFING AND BRUISING FOOD 141 been calculated from the bulk quantities used each year: Whole Feed ( 1st Year). Chop Feed (2nd Year).
22 Ibs. Oats (whole). 18 Ibs. Crushed oats.
1 8 Ibs. Hay (long) 7 Ibs. Cut hay.
10 to 12 Ib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (U) Messrs Stirling Bros. , Darlingfield, Kelso, kept careful records of the amount of food consumed by five pairs of farm-work horses for two consecutive years. During the first year the hay was fed in the long state, and the grain unbruised ; while for the second year the hay was chopped and the grain bruised. The quality of concentrated food given per day varied in both cases with the work done ; e. G. , for the ordinary farm work, three feeds were given per day, during very busy times fou...r feeds, while on Sundays only two feeds per day were given.
During the three summer months each year when the horses were out at grass, they received very little corn, hence the following average daily rations are only for forty weeks of the year, and have in fact EFFECT OF CHAFFING AND BRUISING FOOD 141 been calculated from the bulk quantities used each year: Whole Feed ( 1st Year). Chop Feed (2nd Year).
22 Ibs. Oats (whole). 18 Ibs. Crushed oats.
1 8 Ibs. Hay (long) 7 Ibs. Cut hay.
10 to 12 Ib.
What to read after The Stockfeeders Companion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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