Sunshine and Vitamin D Myth From Early Research
The article explains how direct sunlight produces vitamin D in baby chicks aiding calcium use for nerves muscles bones and glands. It recounts accidental hospital observations and Kansas State Agricultural College experiments showing sun exposure improves growth versus confinement behind glass. It also suggests cod liver oil and rich feed as substitutes when sun is scarce.
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Grainless chick feed praised for limited grain access
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute recommends a grainless waterless chick ration for growers with limited access to high quality oats meat scraps dried milk and cod liver oil. It emphasizes starting chicks at 40 to 50 hours old with skim milk as first food and a five daily mash schedule before switching to constant feed.
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Fowls in Yards May Face Diseases Says Institute
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute warns that fowls confined to four yards catch many diseases not seen in free range birds on fresh soil. It recommends poultry yards be plowed and sown with grass annually.
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