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CoB MEAL.-MEssRs. EDIToRs nos
ticed sometime since; an article in your pa
per. editorial think in which il was ur'
ged upon farmers TO grind their co6s, as the
meal was valuable for many purposes on
the particularly for poultry. hogs,
and stock.


On the strength oflhis suggestion acted.
and can now assure you, so we'll satisfied
am with the result, that my cobs will new
er. as heretofore. be uselessly thrown away.
AS grind my co5s with the corn, | cannot
speak definitely as to the value OF cob meal
| used in Its unmixed state. buI am sat
| isfied that there is a very important saving
attained by grinding The cobs have. du-


ring the last three months. fed corn and cob


meal to my horses. cattle. hogs and calves,


and as have large stock this winter. the


saving TO me from this simple sugges.io Z
has, assure you been of no small value a
|. regards the P1rse-Maihs CElG