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. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. Calves—$ Hogs—$ Lambs—$ Ewes—$ Los Angeles. Beef Steers, stock feed-ers, $®); calves, Hogs—Heavy, $ Sheep—Prime wethers o ADVANTAGES OF DAIRY FARMING The advantages of dairy farmingare so many, the profits to be derivedare so great, and the future of thisbranch of farming is so full ofpromise, that the young people whocontemplate farming cannot do betterthan take up dairying, and the oldpeople who have
. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. Calves—$ Hogs—$ Lambs—$ Ewes—$ Los Angeles. Beef Steers, stock feed-ers, $®); calves, Hogs—Heavy, $ Sheep—Prime wethers o ADVANTAGES OF DAIRY FARMING The advantages of dairy farmingare so many, the profits to be derivedare so great, and the future of thisbranch of farming is so full ofpromise, that the young people whocontemplate farming cannot do betterthan take up dairying, and the oldpeople who have had a struggle tomake both ends meet, should turn tothe dairy cow as a means of salvation. One of the first advantages is thefact that dairying brings in a con-stant income every day in the yearor every week in the year and thefarmer can depend upon it. Second, dairying offers a source ofconstant employment in contrast toother branches of farming wherein aman has certain busy seasons andcertain times of enforced dairyman has his certain work. AND Electric MotorsFor Feed Grinding Figs, cattle, sheep, and horsesthrive best on GROUND a pig gaining 42 percent faster in weight on groundfeed than the same sort of apig fed on ordinary food. Yet this is exactly what hap-pened at the Agricultural Ex-periment Station of the State ofNebraska, where an experimentran for 84 days on two lots ofpigs of ten each. PUS and MEN —is the title of a little booklet we have just issued on the sub-ject of ground food for livestock. It tells you what severalprominent livestock growers in Utah have accomplished by us-ing ground food—and how economically they grind their feed byusing electric power. Pigs and Men is yours for the asking, and you will findit mighty interesting from cover to cover. UTAH POWER & LIGHT COMPART Efficient Public ServiceKearns Building, Salt Lake City. Branch Offices and Representatives in all cities, towns andrural communities througho
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