Poultry Feeding Stuffs and Rations Outlined by Ohio State
Prof. A R Winter of Ohio State University outlines 21 chicken feeds for different purposes and ages. The bulletin No 63 by the agricultural extension service includes six rations two starting and growing and four for layers plus instructions for feeding equipment. It presents two fattening rations one for hens and one for young birds with specific mash formulas.
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A. R. Winter
Poultry Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
Agricultural Extension Service
University
Summer Poultry Care Urged by Ohio Experts
Ohio State University poultry extension specialists urge cooler houses with ventilators open to improve egg production. They advise green forage for summer feed, suggest rape for pasture, and recommend culling slow layers and controlling lice and mites.
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Ohio Poultrymen
Ohio State University
P. B. Zumbro
Best Plan to Separate Cockerels and Pullets
At the broiler stage separate roosters from pullets. Pullets grow naturally with exercise for better layers, while broilers need limited exercise and a fattening ration. In final stages brood birds are isolated and fed corn and semi solid buttermilk, with greens. Lack of exercise speeds fattening and softens flesh.
Pekin Duck Breed Popular in Meat Class Across United States
The Pekin is a common duck breed known for white to creamy color and large size. Drakes weigh eight to nine pounds and ducks seven to eight pounds. It is perhaps the most popular meat duck nationwide and is often mated at a ratio of one drake to six or eight ducks.
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United States
Prevent Chick Loss Cleanliness
Cleanliness is highly important in preventing chick loss. Scrub the broader floor with hot lye water and let it dry before placing baby chicks. Use clean litter free from mold and kernels, changing it often. Keep chicks partially confined with sunlight rather than letting them roam on old ground that may carry disease germs.
The Wedding Ring Through History in June 1928
A historical overview traces the wedding ring from ancient Egyptian and Roman symbols to modern platinum bands and diamond settings. It notes evolving customs, from finger choice to double rings, and describes the elaborate craft of cut diamonds and platinum settings used in the June 1928 version of the enduring symbol of love.
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Shakespeare
England
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Ovid
Corinna
Benvenuto Cellini
New York City
Amsterdam
Holland
Why Jesus Died on the Cross for Our Sins
A devotional outline on Mark 16 16 to 16 47 and the Cross. It details Jesus crown of thorns the mockery he endured at Golgotha his crucifixion the veil in the temple and the Centurion's confession highlighting the meaning of the cross and salvation through Jesus.
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Jesus
Thorne
Pilate
Israel
Mt. Jesus
Simon
Christ
God
Joseph
Fear God and Enter Christ’s Victory Through Faith
A devotional meditation states fear of God banishes fear of the devil, as believers enter into Christ’s triumph by faith. It urges boldness in the Lion of the tribe of Judah, encouraging steadfast trust and courage.
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Judah
Marsh
Saintliness Is Not Found In Hidden Lives Says G Campbell Morgan
The Reverend G Campbell Morgan asserts that no Christian should seek saintliness by withdrawing from daily life and its activity, arguing character is forged through active engagement with common duties.
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G. Campbell Morgan
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