Pershings Batyood Index to his Career
Linn county Missouri residents recall John Pershing as a hardworking non genius with steadfast discipline. He grew up near Laclede in a strict Christian home, worked on a farm, attended Prairie Mound school, and showed courage facing a brutal teacher before pursuing education at Kirksville Normal and later Wentworth.
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Flock Culling and Management Urged by USDA in Autumn
The USDA campaign urges culling unprofitable fowls by October to raise net profits while maintaining quality. Emphasis on housing, sanitation, and timely care to ensure a steady egg supply through fall and winter, with careful feeding and disease control.
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Feeding Table Scraps For Hen Diets
Table scraps and kitchen waste are best prepared for feeding by grinding. The moist mass should be mixed with ground grain until crumbly, fed at noon or at dusk, and removed if uneaten after one half to three quarters of an hour to prevent spoilage and illness in hens.
Selecting Winter Layers by Early Hatched Pullets
The article notes that early hatched pullets with good development are best for winter laying. It cites Beltsville poultry farm observations showing mature pullets’ weights and recommends weight benchmarks for Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Red and Leghorn. It warns that unmarked broods cause age misidentification leading to keeping unsuitable pullets for winter laying.
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Whitewash preparation and weatherproof exterior mix
Instructions describe making whitewash by slaking about 10 pounds of quicklime in a pail with 2 gallons of water, covering the mixture and letting it slake for an hour. Water is added to reach a workable consistency. A weatherproof exterior whitewash recipe is given.
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