Nebraska egg production seeks modern methods shift
Analyzing Nebraska egg farming reveals reliance on 30 year old methods and tight marketing. The piece outlines future goals: scale to endure, units of about 3000 birds, and 14 of family labor. shift toward contracts, modern facilities, and production targets near 230 eggs per hen per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Thorughout
Ege
Anse
Pullet Eye
Lars
Changes in Hen Size and Feed Efficiency for Egg Production
The text notes a shift toward smaller birds as improvements in rations and management boost efficiency. a four pound hen is described as more efficient than larger breeds. It also states that economics alone do not decide poultry locations and urges desire and initiative for industry growth in Nebraska and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormerly Kent
Nebraska
Crow Scavenger Bird Delights Kelleys Island Residents
On Lake Erie island, Mrs. William McCann’s pet crow gleefully roams the village collecting clothing pins. The bold bird, unafraid of people, flies about the area gathering pins and leaving them in Mrs McCann’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelleys Island
Ohio
William McCann
Lake Erie Island
MrsCann
Mc Guinness High Teacher Probes A Mysterious Time Mark
In Oklahoma City a Mc Guinness High School teacher asks students what 44 16 46 could mean. A diligent pupil responds with a curious whispered answer, adding intrigue to a simple class moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
McGuinness High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
John L. Skinner
Poultryman
University of Nebraska
Ren
Sidney
Cushman
Kermit Moore
Ruus Joder
Metor
Wayne Bauerkemper
Bauerkemper Motor Clinic
Sidney Flooring & Supply CO
Jackson
Ladies Avisco Fiber
Phi ‘Bhie
Angel
Wee Ghee
White
Goa