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throughout the winter.”
“Of couiee, the question of whether to cut for hay during thi* period «w* be derided between the present need for hay and the future benefit of a higher yielding, stronger and longer lived stand.” Calf sales shout over; time to think of winter management of replacements and the cow herd. Hero are a few tips considered to be sound management practices:
1. Allow the cow at (eats 30 days to ffeshen up before winter sets in. ■ ; 2, All bully should be in their pens away from the herd. 3. Make T.B. and Bangs herd tests and pregnancy tests before feeding time. 4. Cull and market poor producing cows and those to calve late (July on).
5. Worm replacement heifers and steer calves in November.
6. Spray for lice before odd weather.
7. Save best hay for young stock and for feeding cows late in season.
8. If you are in the cow-caM business you can’t afford not to have your herd enrolled in R.Q.PCheaper prices are ahead—your best way to overcome this reduction is by increasing: your percentage of a calf crop, quality and growth rate. i IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE
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