. Bollettino dell'U.S. Dipartimento di Agricoltura. Agricoltura; l'agricoltura. Il pascolo INDUSTEY DEL BLUEGEASS EEGION. 5 in magazzino, a meno che la terra è così bagnato che tagli su male, è anche vantaggioso. Il terreno di un vecchio manto erboso tende a diventare troppo allentata. In un investiga- zione effettuata in Inghilterra^ con una vista a scoprire un metodo di eradi- cating moss da vecchi campi di pascolo, si è trovato che la laminazione era il mezzo più efficace per superare il problema. Tipi di scorte vive sollevata. Un numero considerevole di cavalli e muli, porci, e le pecore sono sollevate in tutta la regione di bluegrass, ma il bestiame predomin

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. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. GRAZING INDUSTEY OF THE BLUEGEASS EEGION. 5 stock, unless the land is so wet that it cuts up badly, is also beneficial. The soil of an old turf tends to become too loose. In an investiga- tion carried on in England^ with a view to discover a method of eradi- cating moss from old pasture fields, it was found that rolling was the most effective means of overcoming the trouble. KINDS OF LIVE STOCK RAISED. Considerable numbers of horses, mules, hogs, and sheep are raised throughout the bluegrass region, but cattle predominate and are here mainly considered. In order to graze profitably, the cattle must be well bred. One of the most serious drawbacks to the grazing industry is the difficulty of obtaining well-bred young cattle. The three lead- ing beef breeds (Shorthorn, Angus, and Hereford) and their crosses. Fig. 4.—Steers which have been fed corn fodder in a pasture. Feeding fodder or hay is an effective means of improving poor spots in a stand of grass. and grades are well represented, with the Shorthorn breed very much in the majority. Scrub stock will not produce^the weight and finish that is required in a steer for export. A good beef calf dropped in the spring should weigh from 350 to 450 pounds the first fall. Twelve months later, as a yearling, he should weigh 700 to 750 pounds; as a 2-year-old he should weigh 1, 050 to 1, 150 pounds. A steer that will not approximate these weights is marketed for home consump- tion or kept until he is 4 years old. WINTERING THE STEERS. The common practice throughout the bluegrass region is to buy young cattle, commonly spoken of as stockers, in the fall. These are usually kept but one year, although some farmers buy yearlings and 1 Eradication of moss in pastures. In Join:. Bd. Agr. [London], v. 7, 1, p. 39-40. 1900.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration a

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