. Salir les cultures et le silo; comment cultiver et récolter les cultures; comment construire et remplir le silo; et comment utiliser l'ensilage. e à ce moment-là, il est probablypuzzle un expert pour dire les deux plantes à part.au fur et à mesure, Cependant, la croissance du rapeis plus droite, et il devient plus trapu et haut.d'ordinaire, il croît à la hauteur de dix-huit totwenty-quatre pouces, mais il peut être si stimulé par les sous-engrais que de le faire atteindre près de deux fois la hauteur. La racine est forte, les branches de la sameétant nombreuses et certains d'entre eux vont une distance attenteable vers le bas aussi bien que latéralement dans la mer

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. Soiling crops and the silo; how to cultivate and harvest the crops; how to build and fill the silo; and how to use silage. e at this time that it probablywould puzzle an expert to tell the two plants apart.As time goes on, however, the growth of the rapeis more upright, and it becomes more stalky and tall.Ordinarily it grows to the hight of eighteen totwenty-four inches, but it may be so stimulated byfertilizers as to make it reach nearly twice thathight. The root is strong, the branches of the samebeing numerous and some of them go a considerabledistance downward as well as laterally in search offood. Dwarf Essex rape furnishes most excellentsoiling food for horses, cattle, sheep and swine. Itsfeeding ^^alue has been stated by high authority to befully twice that of clover, although chemical analysisdoes not give to it so high a value. As soon as ani-mals become accustomed to it, they grow^ exceedinglyfond of it. Its power to produce milk when fed tomilk-giving animals is very high, and its power toproduce fat is, in a sense, remarkable. When it is fedto cows in milk, some caution must be exercised as to. ChO Fi2 18. Dwarf Essex Rape Plant Minnesota University Expenment .arm. 142 SOILING CROPS AND THE SILO. the manner in which it is fed, or the milk will betainted more or less. Many dairymen, who send theirmilk regularly to a cheese factory, feed it to theircows once or twice a day after the cows have beenmilked. These dairymen state that no complaint hasbeen made as to the quality of the milk. But somedairy authorities claim it should not be fed to cowsgiving milk at all, as the danger of taint is imminent.The truth will probably be found, in this as in somany other instances, to occupy middle ground. Ifthe rape is fed just after the cows have been milkedand in moderation, while the milk flow will be wellsustained, there will probably be no perceptible taintin the milk. But if fed in excess, while the milkflow will be further increased, the milk will carry init

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