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Dwartment of Agriculture ) The load or the duck in both vase-1 table and animal in nature. in thei wud state it gathers its food tram hmh ud marshes. consisting or flag. mun. small fishes. water lit-acts. eta. When the birds are raised in con- flnement this diet must. in a measure. be imitated to get the most “ti-tam W! results. The duck has no crop. the food pas-in; directly from the throat to the guard. and an a conse- quence the toad must he, in a soft mushy unto. Too much hard tood. Inch u min. does not agree with than birds and they cmnul. thrive on It. While tome raiser- uae a small diowance or gain others do not. and it Lu not been proved to he of my manage to teed It. Son food in their natural diet. together with maul. vegetable: and tunnel iood. The proper selection of the food in ex- tremely important to nocure the uplcl Jlut Duckl- ' “fiat-uncut”. muuhva-urmonlymo mndmomfloetuulao mum WW mndeullnlmd mum fins-mm munmmmm £3 12:? tannin. Turk-n. Never mine mm um mm lug. 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It: with water to u dry crumbly auto and (cod four times I day. (3) From twenty to torture by: . the following mixture; What n. two port. by mum; cornmeal. one part; bee! mu. 6 per cut of this bulk; and. 5 per cent: (roo- i‘ood. lo per cent. III: with mm to I dry crumbly mute and food tour than : day. mmbrIMqunCI. I. letnq “409.3. (1) From time of hatching to five days old provide the (allowing mix‘ ture: Cracker or bread crumbs um! cornmaal. equal pull by manure: hard-boiled em. 15 per cent of the total bulk of crackers and med: sand. 5 per cent or the total 01 cutters and meal. Mix with water or milk. and feed (our times I day. Any The three dlflemm methods of Iced In: ducks are as follows: (l) Feed. In; duck: for market (ten weeks old): (2) leading young ducks to be kept as breedarn: (3) feeding old ducks. The first method, for the sake of con- venience and to explain more fully the composition 0! the rations. ls subdi- vided Into four parts, as lollowu: 82.50 each to keep breeding duel. I year ‘1 I]! In". “Immune-«moani- “mummy. mama-Wm“. mmmm mm ammmt. mm “mm mm mm.~u W mm hemmflhfle awnmnmmuwm hmmummmmmib Manhattan-abalone“ can'tâ€"dynamormmflt m n Van! and red clover as W and (no A Inn. part 0! their mm an fro- th: “and um they «my [in IC to the soil. Rye In the m of breaking up and um - Imp gummy of youth. They are all um M 9- WI. which I- an"! and cheaply applied by W Found: a! all men or b. his pal. TREATIEIT FOR FIREâ€"SLIGHT fim‘ "a? mum” Ital-n .100 candlestnymo “cal-"murmur". Ann-M mducllmmmmm a "mun-mumm: which mmmnuovd. 110m! lawman-Alhwuumlo' mmuummmmn IdlhmthO-oulim not. mam-nuowhlfl mnvouldhtohuuuw lynu‘um’otm 11mm- mmjumnmumthn "gygdotgmpluodl‘IIKMCN" Mum’mhmm‘ ”bowl-0M0. (kiln-flank“. Mutual-alt "In.“ [manor u I). m M Lugs” 00 In. Companion u hr.- ym WWW M BEST ORCHARD COVER CROPS A ugly mu Pooch Trioâ€"Tho loam Wood ll Nu: m WIM- (weigh-mum lvmntaun Crop of mm Would I. Llllo'y u M tho Unit. by kill: all I nodmto numw o! W wh- tho hue- m on. In "mama-u that an mu of lava «Humou- m0. Iron-curly hhmnuommhlo-M There m occasions. however, when one desire- to complete work of prun- Inx begun early in the season. There used be no four of injuring the tree! (BY W. J'. GREEN. Ohio Experimanl Station.) In men“ summer pruning on n considerable scale is not uivinblo. It In diflicull to see, when the leaves are on. just which branch” should be m moved, ascent In the case of dead hnnchal. One must. be on his stand. “so. lolvold peeling or the but when it peei- readiiy. Pruning is less expo ditioully done in Inmmer than when the tree: m dorm‘ant. PRUNE IN DORIMNT SEASON Removal of Qua Branches Cannot M- 1m mum, of Tm. No Matter Winn Work I. 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Allowed to n:- ma I bear. but an: or twelve month- I: In you. no It :- mnem- “Wm... son [or Dried!“ should not be .1- lowod to m with the tattooing host («I on em. but top! In a nature by thou-selve- nnd given n plenum! apply at stop. we of new put- at when m canine-l mad that I once took I has now no rattan for one-hut the pork. l dld not. know Illa van with pi; and led her III the common] Ind when: mlddllnn one would cut. Inn-fine my duppolmmem and vex- ntlon whan she had three mm. dwnfled nutâ€"not only Imllcv than pl.- ulually are when am fun-owed. (By R. G. WEATHERSTONE.) It in well known that the pmgeny m mature wants an superior to than descended from young progenl- ton, not fully developed. Bour- and IOWI. for breeding. should be kept In a goo-141mm condition. but not (at. The writer bu uwm been troubled to tow MI breed“); now: from be- oomlng too m, and consequently hmwln‘ u mull uumher o! scrawny Hm any: in“? u an 1930 BY FARI KNIIALS PrluoWInnlno Tamworth Sow. 5:33;: U'ITLE THINGS FOB SUCCESS WITH "ENS mm . m mm ”x m ”x mm m« mm SIMBE INCREASES moms IN “'88 Fortunuely. au- ctll (or huvy port I- deem-Ina. In use umor‘l bully. and with people “nanny employed In Indoor occupation- In in. un- and clues. port from younger hop ll Wand. 11m M'hmtodythmuu the undercut and at“. m I. II the quicken produced. u I lover can and at better mm to the roam. oomeoldor.mdprhhonnlo¢|ou thunnuolddounoteoum nah ammumommm MCI. A"! £25319 Bows should be kept for I number of year- nnul their places an be filled with youum one: which hue proved to be good broaden. Formerly. heavy pork from hon I: to at month old (and the mm- tho hotter) m denuded. 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