Poultry Production Sees About 70 Eggs Per Hen This Year
The state reports a current average of around 70 eggs per hen in poultry production for the year, reflecting a steady yield amid market conditions and farming practices.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
11
The state reports a current average of around 70 eggs per hen in poultry production for the year, reflecting a steady yield amid market conditions and farming practices.
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Production data from Ohio State University and the Ohio poultry demonstration program show hens averaging around 19 eggs per day, with a five thousand plus flock record. The six month period since November reports an average per-bird action of about seven dollars, while the best hens meet the herd work standard at sixteen weeks.
A study in western Ohio seeks to quantify growing farm family sizes and fertility patterns. Researchers compare current figures with those from a generation ago, noting trends in number of children, marriage age, and household composition across 262 farms in the township.
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Harry Thaw rises to a police inspired position in Winchester as a kennel and dog breeding enterprise expands. He leads a shift toward German shepherds, claiming expertise in pure bred dogs while stating plans to raise stock on the estate.
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