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least j30 days P^°r to lambing, otherwise the nervous system of the young may be affected. Keep ewes gaining from now on until lambing time. Don’t let heavy fleeces fool you as to the condition of the ewe. Good legume hay and shelled corn (Ms lb.|day|ewe) will dor the job.

• s -i * Salt Wish Meek salt had never been manufactured. Livestock can never ^et enough when they need it, and frequently the block is used as a tooth file by sheep, cattle of horses. Chances are the livestockman using loose salt will ha*e tamer stock making them easier to handle and his stock will have sharper teeth for grazing.

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