Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 3

SHIP- CATTLE FROM MONTANA Estimated That Between 500,000 and ! 600,000 Head Have Been Shipped Out of State, . " {(Prepared by the United Stifés Depart- i ment of Agriculture) An unusually large movement of cat- {8e out of Montana has taken place in ?Q19, according to the bureau of ani- mal .industry. Normally, the move- ment of cattle from this stute is be- .tween 200,000 and 300,000 head an- 000 and 600,000 have been shipped * | /out £br all purposes, Figures are not “nnllable for a similar comparison in jregard to sheep, but reports from rep- - Fesentatives of the department in the {field indicate that between 400,000 and 100,000 sheep of all classes of range istock were moved out of the North- iwest for, feeding and grazing In sec- S east and west of the drought jarea. i These animals went first into the ®vailable nearby pasture lands in the, Dakotas and Nebraska. Later they; ‘were moved into the middle cornbelt: states, into Minnesota, Wisconsin, and ‘the uppér peninsula of Michigan, and' jstill later into Texas and New Mex- dco. The movement into the two lat- iter states continued on into November., iThe heavy snowfall that occurred; early in the season overtook some iranchmen who were taking chances on ‘the weather and they found it neces- #ary to move their herds quickly. It ds thought that enongh raflroad cars iwere made avallable to fill all orders. !Stock cars moving west were given 'preference _over dead freight. . Information that has reached the department indicates that the move- Mt of cattle into New Mexico and fTexas has been satisfactory, and with certain exceptions, the same holds itrue with respect to Minnesota, Wis- iconsin, and ‘Michigan. Reports indi- icate that a considerable movement of ;A Farmer May Feel lndependent When He Has a Herd of Cattle Like These. . jSbeep and cattle into Michigan and mearby territory for summer grazing iim likely in future years. Feed sup- adequate for live stock remalning on ranges and there is now no’ ex- pectation of serious sl;ortnge.- PROVIDE SHELTER FOR SHEEP Exposure to Wind and Storms. Is Cause of Much Loss—Protection 5 Is Not Costly. Great sheép losses come through' ex- posure to wind and storm. In all parts wof the country farms that have sheep aori them will do well to provide shelter e S 0 R ;::;ny. It is estimated that between.|block. ) plies in the* Northwest appear to be ° so much as to have the sheep dle in the cold and wet. If we had all the money that is lost in sheep in any one year through exposure to storm we would be far richer than we are. PROFIT FROM BABY ' BEEVES Farmer With Pasture Land Could Raise Few Without Great Ex- pense—Grain Needed. Every farmer who has pasfietre land could raise a few baby beeves profit- ably without great expense. In addl- tion to the pasture 4 silo will be need: ed and a single ¢rop. It may be ad- visable in- addition to plant ‘sofling crops to supplement the sllage and pasture, Some hay should be avallable and enough grain to finish the calves for market. LIVE STOCK - %= NOTES Send the scrub sires to the butcher’s . e 0 The water supply is of paramount ‘importance in raising x:nlmals. * ® Pigs grow very fast when they have pasture and some grain as a supple- ment. ® * Beef cattle are able- to convert coarse feeds such as hay, stover and silage into meat. - s For a generdl farmer who raiges ant- mals and grows diversified crops a silo s almost indispensable. « % o ‘Beef, pork., milk or mutton can be produced moare ecanomically by good pastures than by any other means. Massachusetts Under Fire. 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