Must Fowl Quarters Be Fowl Quarters
A Poultry housing guide by Dr. L D LeGear argues better quarters boost health and egg yield. He prescribes a 20 by 20 feet one way shed roof open front house facing south for flocks, detailing wall openings ventilation and floor options, suited to climates from Missouri to the South.
Poultry House Design for Healthier Fowls
Dr L D LeGear endorses a frontless poultry house with open southern openings and a thin muslin curtain for extreme cold or south-wind storage. Floors slope to the front to shed rain, and north east west walls are kept warm. Heavy front boarding and crack-free ship lap with roofing paper improve durability and flock value. Further information available by writing to the newspaper.
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