Construction of Hen House with Practical Poultry Tips
Wisconsin authors outline economical poultry housing. Emphasizes dry, well drained sites, proper ventilation, and separating breeding pens. Advises wider, cheaper 20x20 foot houses over narrow forms and discusses roof styles and internal partitions for flock management.
Fragmentary OCR Note Returns Sparse Readings
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Poultry Success Tied to Details in Care and Breeding
Advice on clean housing summer and winter and strong shell eggs. Guidance on duck ratios, pen capacity, mash feeding twice daily, and warm feed for fattening. Reassures buyers that well bred stock keeps prices high, notes few improvements to standard breeds.
Interest Boys in Poultry
There is no part of farming more fascinating to the average boy than the care of poultry. The equipment need not cost much, and most of the needed coops and fixtures can be built by almost anyone.
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Poultry Hanger Proves Handy for Boston Fowl Killing
An Eastern poultry device used in Boston by farmers to hold birds during killing is praised for simplicity and efficiency. A wooden disk hangs from a nail and pulls the fowl’s legs together for securing and processing.
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