Taft to Visit Washington for Short Stay in Late September
Washington notes predict President Taft will arrive in the capital around September 26 for a brief period to renew official activity. The visit is expected to boost Washington commerce, retail displays, and dusty offices, with a nod to historical presidents who chose proximity to the capital during summers.
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Poultry feeding contrivance reduces waste and keeps water clean
A feed and water system described by Orange Judd Farmer uses a crate and base tray to hold feed while preventing waste and contamination. The design includes cross pieces for strength, a two inch rim, and a hinged trap door option, with water or feed placed underneath without pollution.
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Green bone feeds boost poultry yolk and shell quality
Dalton notes inorganic matter alone cannot nourish animals. green bone provides organic compounds, lime, and phosphates in a highly digestible form. Reports praise its impact on eggs and shell. Poultry farmers should use green cut bone, especially for pullets and cockerels in winter when lime foods are scarce.
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Variety Essential for Poultry Diets and Flock Health
The article argues that variety in poultry feeding is vital. It suggests using clover meat milk linseed oil cake and cabbage to vary meals for small flocks and rotating grain types such as corn oats wheat and bulk wheat for larger flocks. A trough of corn encourages birds to eat what they need and helps prevent poor egg production.
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Proper Poultry Care Boosts Profits in Winter
The piece warns that even good breeds fail without proper feeding and housing. Fowls must be sheltered from wet and cold to prevent disease. expensive birds lose value if kept under poor conditions.
Charcoal as Feed Aid for Hens
The piece urges using charcoal and charred corn to aid digestion in hens. It suggests placing dry corn cob pieces near fowls, allowing them to ingest the charred bits. It claims charcoal improves hen health and even promises higher returns on investments from hens over cows when properly tracked.
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