COWS.
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Keep no more cows than You can keep
well-One COW we'll ted will produce as
much milk as two indifferently treated, anu
more butter; and if the COW be wlntereo
badly, She will rarely recover during the
succeeding summer, SO, as to become pro,
fitable to the feeder.--Cows should by an
means, be housed in extreme weather, ana
particularly those which give miik' or a
failure in the quantity Of milk will be eN-
perienced. Wherefore instead OF keeping
twenty cows poorly fed and but halt OF them
stabbed, sell ten, and give the remaining ten
feed to the amount equal to what the twenty
originally had; procure constant sta5ling tor
them, and YOU will receive quite as mucn
milk and butter in return, as was derived
from the former mode OF treating twenty,
Sweet potatoes, carrots, pumpkins, ana
ground oats, are unquestionably among the


best articles of food for mich cattle; they
occasion the milk to assume hne flavor ana


colour as well as an Increase OF quantity.