Faultry Starving Chicks is Unnecessary
USDA researchers Heywang and Jull report early feeding of newly hatched chicks is not harmful and may slightly boost yolk absorption. Scratch grain accelerates assimilation more than mash, and feeding early is generally best unless a specific reason justifies withholding for two to three days. Feeding plans should consider shipping methods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Burt W. Heywang
M. A. Jull
Jull
Blackhead Evaded by Keeping Poults Alone
J B Hayes of the University of Wisconsin says preventing blackhead in turkeys requires the poult to have no mother hens of chickens or turkeys. A clean range helps but old birds must be kept away from the young, and a strict sanitation program avoids the disease.
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J. B. Hayes
University of Wisconsin
Hayes
New England Colleges Propose Chick Mash Formula
A conference of New England colleges proposes a chick mash with 200 lb yellow cornmeal 100 lb wheat bran 100 lb ground oats 25 lb meat scrap 25 lb fishmeal 50 lb dry skim milk 25 lb alfalfa leafmeal 25 lb edible steamed bonemeal and salt. The dry milk portion is 74 percent and the mash becomes a regular laying mash by adding 25 lb dried milk and using ground oat groats instead of oats.
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Conference of New England Colleges
More Livestock Needed On Farms In North Carolina
North Carolina dairy extension specialist A C Kimrey urges farmers to boost livestock, pasture, and feed crops to meet rising demand for milk, butter, beef, and poultry. He argues increased production near markets offers steady income and a larger farm surplus, warning without change incomes stay small.
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A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State College
Mr. Kimrey
Kimrey
North Carolina
Docking and Castrating Lambs Bulletin Summary
United States Department of Agriculture outlines benefits of docking lambs and castrating ram lambs for marketability. Castrated and docked lambs fetch higher prices due to uniform appearance. bulletin provides methods for safe, effective operations and targets farm flocks. The free bulletin 1184-1 can be obtained from USDA Washington, D. C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Poultry Rearing Guidelines For Chicks To Ducks
The notes cover daily grain feeding, starting with merit breeding stock, keeping chicks separate from old flocks, and ensuring birds get a complete ration with minerals and vitamins. It advises on goslings needing grass, proper starter feeds, brooder sizing, and sanitation steps before housing new flocks.
Live Stock Hints on Profits and Feeding for Pigs
Simple farming guidance covers how hay quality, protein feeds, and tankage or skim milk support best gains in suckling pigs and sows. It notes dangers from cockle burrs, the value of leguminous hay, and the need for extra attention at farrowing plus pasture use for brood sows.
Forgiveness in Practice Jesus Teaching on Mercy and Reconciliation
A lesson on forgiving others grounded in Matthew 18 and John 20, urging personal steps to confront sin and church discipline, Peter’s question on forgiveness, and the parable of two creditors to illustrate divine mercy. It emphasizes daily need for God’s forgiveness and the standard of forgiving others without limit.
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Baster Leason
Jesus
Jesus Christ
L. Peter
Peter
Christ
The New Life as a Religion in Action
A quotation by H B Grose describes the new life as the reality of religion seen in belief put into action. It emphasizes goodness, brotherliness, and noble virtues that enrich life and make it Christlike.
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H, B, Grose
Living Tree Works Place Fruit at Branch End
Poetic fragment notes fruit belongs on a living tree with branches and growth.
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Cyrus
Harvey Nursery
Altoona
Iowa
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Kane'’s
Manistee
Mich
Hanford
Tommy
W. N. U. Des Moines
Blackhead
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New England
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
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Western Newspaper Union
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Central Standard
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