When a Balanced Ration Fails in Live Oak Texas
A poultryman from Live Oak County Texas recounts six years in Southwest farming. T. H. Lees of Lee-Fan-Tex Leghorn ranch explains how high meat scrap rations amid Northern methods led to hens dying and poor egg shows. He details attempts to adjust rations to restore flock performance.
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Live Oak County
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T. H. Lees
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Lees
North
Poultry Plant Demonstrates Homemade Incubators Nests and Mixers
Mr. Lees showcases a complete poultry operation with self built incubators brooders and trap nests. His square egg trays allow turning for even heat and his auto separating flock records improve laying tracking. A home made feed screening drum and mixer optimize mash and scratch feeds. The Old Spanish Trail visit offers insights for poultry enthusiasts.
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