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Herd Bulls ft £ ' 1 i .V :*> Every good farmer knows that the -■ quality of next year’s calf crop will ' depend lately on the hulls used this year, and consequently* that the. quality of bulls will determine the' amount of return on the calves. A glance at stock quotations is all that is needed to provide practical illui stration of calf prices, whjch may go " down, the poorer qualities of cattle i will be the first to be affected. t Quality always comes at a premium. The commercial herd bull is the •factor main -tactor m economically ii% creasing the value of the herd by re* placing old cows with better grades j of heifers. It’s the same old story of the house built on rock enduring f while that which is founded on sand !• crumbles. Generally speaking, the' i herd bull should be worth three cows. On today's market a good grade of
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