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March 14, 1872
Marshall County Republican
Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana
What is this article about?
Canadian farmer shares advice on using white beans for feeding young livestock like colts and ewes, noting benefits for bone/muscle growth and successful lambing without losses.
OCR Quality
98%
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Beans for Stock Feed. A Canadian farmer says, although white beans are of no value for fattening stock, yet they are the best things that can be fed to young animals, as they contain the necessary materials for making bone and muscle. For a young colt, one pint of beans and oats crushed together will be found much better than oats alone. A neighbor of mine, a few years ago, fed his store ewes with a regular allowance of beans and peas crushed, during the winter, and, as a consequence, the next spring never lost a lamb. They were so strong that they were on their feet and tried to suck almost as soon as they were dropped.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Nature
What keywords are associated?
Beans For Feed
Stock Fattening
Young Animals
Colt Nutrition
Lamb Survival
Crushed Peas
Where did it happen?
Canada
Story Details
Location
Canada
Story Details
A Canadian farmer explains that white beans are ideal for young animals to build bone and muscle, better than oats alone for colts, and shares a neighbor's success in feeding ewes beans and peas to ensure strong lambs with no losses.