Period of Preparation for Winter in Poultry Flocks
The article discusses pullet molt timing from August to November and how early hatched birds may begin laying again by January. It notes forced molt is largely ineffective, stressing careful flock care and feeding during molt with two recommended mixtures: Scratch mixture and Hopner mixture, including corn, wheat, bran, middlings, alfalfa meal, and meat scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray van Bentitiysen
Plymouth Rock
Cornell
Guinea Fowl Delicacy and Rearing Insights
An article outlines Guinea fowl as a dining option with eggs turned to broilers, noting the bird as a strong insect predator and detailing laying season from April to October, hatch timing, nest behavior, and handling eggs. It also covers meat quality, crossbreeds, and safe garden keeping. Separate tip explains Calla Lily blooming and care for summer borders and December potting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael K. Buyicri
Look After the Fences in Pasture Care Reminder
A rural notice advises farmers to inspect and maintain pasture and field fences. It stresses fixing sagging wire and decayed posts to prevent wandering cattle and to show good farming practices.
Poland China Hogs Excel in Numbers in Corn Belt says Rural New Yorker
The Rural New Yorker notes Poland China hogs are the most numerous breed in the United States, especially in the corn belt. Originating in southwestern Ohio, they suit corn belt farms, mature early, and are good rustlers and feeders. Pigs around 200 pounds at seven months fetch premium prices, while light-weight hogs sold well. small litters and disease immunity are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Poland
Corn
Ohio
New Yorker
China
Caring for Bruised Wounds in Horses and Leg Injuries
A veterinary guide explains bruised wounds require little attention beyond protection by skin. For healing, a lead acetate wash is suggested and to keep the wound level with skin, with frequent applications initially and reduced frequency as it heals. It also notes leg wounds can scar and reduce value, with additional antiseptic washes and cautionary use of bichloride of mercury as needed.
Contentment and Health in Farm Improvements
Planning grain crop and livestock upgrades boosts farm yields and well being. Emphasizes that fruits and vegetables enhance contentment and health on the farm.
Unfit Work for Mare in Late Gestation
The article warns that a mare in late gestation should not be used for heavy plowing or operating a gang of disks as such labor is too strenuous for a pregnant animal. It cautions farmers to avoid demanding fieldwork to protect both mare and unborn foal.
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