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Recently Tommy Eastham showed me a very nice three -horse stable he had built for next to nothing. Always enjoy going to Mrs. Florence Williamson's place. She is a real conservationist You'll not find her burning leaves in the fall, rather she uses them for compost. Other paying points to ponder in November include: spraying livestock for lice and grub control—this pretty weather can't last forever you know Also you'd better worm those sheep, replacement heifers, or steer calves. It is a sound practice t6 pregnanty test those brood cows. No matter which pencil I use a commercial beef cow that proves barren after consuming a winters feed, will never make tn> for this loss. Have you gotten a sample of your hay for analysis to determine digestible nutrient and digestible protein contentr In past years analysis on many samples of our hay has proven no cottonseed, or other protein supplement, was needed thus another cost was eliminated or reduced. The process is simple, the sampling tool available on loan . from my office and no charge made for forage analysis. Have you checked your apple orchard for ground mice? Activity can be determined by the fresh appearance of runs. Also it is a good idea to look at the drops; mice work from the underside of an apple hollowing it out as it feeds while a rabbit will feed top-side. You'll find detailed instructions for applying a ground spray in Howard Rollin's “Fruit Notes'*. r
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