Poultry Facts from USDA on Shipping and Grading
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines best practices for poultry farmers to improve quality and market acceptability. Recommendations cover fattening before killing, scalding or dry picking, chilling, packing in ice, grading by quality and size, and careful shipping to avoid spoilage. Also notes on labeling, timing shipments, and referring to Farmers' Bulletin 1377 for full methods. PUBLIC SALE! Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Sale at my home 6 1 2 miles west of Patoka near the Carrol farm on Monday September 15 1924. Beginning at 10:00 A. M. with horses cattle hogs farm machinery harness feed livestock and miscellaneous items listed. LUNCH SERVED. TERMS Regular terms 12 months 7 per cent interest 5 per cent discount. ROLLIN COX, OWNER John A. Jennings, Auctioneer.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Washington
Patoka
Carrol Farm
Lowing
John Deere
McCormick
Rollin Cox
John A. Jennings
Tory House for Ducks Easily Built
The essentials of a satisfactory duck house include a tight roof, tight sides and back, and ample ventilation. A simple shed-type duck house four feet high at the back and seven at the front, ten to twelve feet wide, with a raised sand floor, is recommended. Use dimension lumber, and cover with roofing if cost is critical. Include a full-length door and windows, half glass and half burlap or burlap to block drafts, allowing adjustable ventilation.
Free Run Chickens Thrive With Garden Fencing
The author argues for fencing gardens to prevent chicken access while allowing birds to range when possible. Green feed and exercise keep chickens healthy, and rotating runs reduces ground spoilage and parasite eggs.
Vermin Worry Broody Hens in Poultry Care
A damaged note explains that hens carry lice and infestations rise in broody birds. It recommends dusting with sodium fluoride or applying louse paste on the head to control parasites during and after the incubation period.
Origin of Uncle Sam in Troy 1812 nickname
The nickname Uncle Sam was first used in Troy New York in the year 1812.
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Uncle Sam
Troy, N. Y
Germany Tests Economical Stoves for Fuel Conservation
The German government conducts tests of various stove types to identify the most economical model for standardized use, aiming to conserve fuel.
Chinese Customs of Affection in Public Display
A report describes how Chinese women show affection by gentle hand contact rather than kissing in public. It notes cultural expectations and social norms guiding intimate gestures within China.
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China
Sun to Shine for Another Billion Years Say Scientists
Scientists estimate the sun will keep heating the Earth for about a billion years more, or roughly eighty percent of its remaining lifespan, easing fears of a rapid cooling or “dying” sun.
Springs of Grass from Oran Used as Steel Springs
A volcanic region in Oran Algeria yields a grass with steel like elasticity. Researchers demonstrate the plant can replace metal springs in furniture making. The finding suggests a novel bio based material for springs and cushioning.
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Oran
Algeria
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