. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. ngs you do notconsider your time as being of anyvalue to you. How many consider the value oftheir machinery? Is this a part ofthe business we are attempting torun? Is it of any value to us? If so,it will be carefully protected from theweather immediately after its sea-sons work is done. The workingparts will be freed from the hard oiland gum which nas accumulated dur-ing the year. If any repairs arenecessary they will be made duringthe winter months when we have themost time, instead of leaving themout in the snow and rai
. The Utah Farmer : Devoted to Agriculture in the Rocky Mountain Region. ngs you do notconsider your time as being of anyvalue to you. How many consider the value oftheir machinery? Is this a part ofthe business we are attempting torun? Is it of any value to us? If so,it will be carefully protected from theweather immediately after its sea-sons work is done. The workingparts will be freed from the hard oiland gum which nas accumulated dur-ing the year. If any repairs arenecessary they will be made duringthe winter months when we have themost time, instead of leaving themout in the snow and rain as is thecase on the average Utah farm today,and when spring comes instead of be-ing compelled to delay our work be-cause of some repairs that must bemade to trie machinery, due to con-ditions that could have been remediedearlier, besides prolonging its useful-ness. Have we studied the art of plowing,cultivation, irrigation and drainage7These are all very important parts ofthe business of farming. And with-out a thoroughly practical knowledge Welcome News on Engines. 1 :w ;^^rA
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