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Identifier: schoolfarmtreati00egge (find matches)
Title: The school and farm. A treatise on the elements of agriculture
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Eggert, Charles Agugustus, 1853- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Agriculture
Publisher: Chicago, W. M. Welch & company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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wn its throat from a bot-tle. Overdriving and quick cooling off may bring onstiffening of the joints of the horses legs, especially theforelegs. It is a safe rule, when a horse has been harddriven, to give its legs a thorcfugh rubbing down witha wisp of hay or straw, and keep it in a warm stablefor several hours. This rubbing process should be con-tinued for not less than ten minutes, fifteen or twentyminutes would be better. The process may have to berepeated if the case is a severe one. Starting in the center of the sole of the foot, and run-ning back to the heel, fork-shaped, there is an elastichorny part, the frog, on the healthy condition of whichthe free and elastic movement of the feet depends. The horse. 109 For ordinary farm work horses rarely need shoes, butif they are used on tlie road shoes may become a neces-sity. Good blacksmiths are now found everywhere—none but a good one should be employed. The dangerfrom not shoeing at all is not so great as from im-proper shoeing.
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Saddle Stallion MONTE CRISTO, of Kentucky.A Prize Winner. The shoes should not be kept on the horses feet toolong, as they interfere with the growth of the hornymatter of the hoof and may injure it by crowding.This is particularly important in the case of younghorses. no ANIMALS ON THE FARM. If a horse gets hurt so that a wound or a swelhngis the result, the parts should be well bathed andcleaned. In the absence of anything more suitablestrong soapsuds may be used. But it is better to beprovided with some disinfectant like borax (in the

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  • booksubject:Agriculture
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  • booksponsor:Sloan_Foundation
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