23 May 1935
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
1
Ay W. C. Mongheati of Magenenyantte State College offers a five point program for poultry cleanliness. Focus on clean chicks, clean brooders, sanitary feeding and watering, plus clean management and housing practices to prevent pulorum disease and disease spread.
The Cambar breed, evolved at Cambridge University with Canadian Barred Rock input, marks chick sex at birth aiding the poultry industry. The line describes Cambars as prolific layers with distinct color eyes and preserved sex marking aiding early life transport and management.
Experiments at the University of California Monteval florald show bronze birds need higher vitamin A in their diet than White Laghorn chickens. Turkeys show growth benefits and prevent A vitaminosis at a certain percentage of the ration. White Laghorn chickens tolerate 4 percent without symptoms.
Poultrymen raising ducks note they eat little and grow fast but profit vanishes after maturity as consumption continues. To stay profitable, market ducks as soon as full grown, preferably around holiday markets, and consider hatching to sell promptly.
The article explains meat spots or blond vessels in eggs arise from parts formed in the hen before laying. It notes farmers have little control over their occurrence and that curing methods like candying eggs before market do not guarantee removal of these spots.
A Kusnt New-Yorker writer notes geese goslings show neck length and voice hints but says immediate sexing is not possible. An experienced observer warns the reliable method requires careful study and patience as sexual organs cannot be seen in young birds.
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