Guidelines for producing quality eggs from extension poultryman
O C Ufford of Colorado Agricultural College outlines methods to boost egg quality and market value. Emphasized practices include culling males, producing infertile eggs, collecting twice daily, housing and sanitation, clean handling, proper feeding, odor control, wax-free cleaning, and timely marketing with candling and egg handling charts.
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O.C. Ufford
Coloredo Agriculture College
Mets
New Agricultural’ College Bulletin
United States
Department of Agriculture
Pullets Need Care During Development Period
The poultryman should focus on range shelters food and housing for young pullets to ensure strong development and fall profits. Poorly developed birds have higher mortality and lower laying performance when moved to the laying house. Range shelters and orchard cover crops provide ideal housing and better growth if water and nutrition are sufficient.
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Parrish
Broody Hen Management in Mixed Flocks
A farmer notes techniques to break broodiness by confining the offending hen to a slat or wire-bottom coop on full feed for several days. Each bird placed in the coop will carry a leg band indicating broodiness, and marketing options may depend on the flock size and breed mix.
Safety in Time of Storm For Storm Safety
The article gives practical storm safety guidance stressing fear is common but unnecessary. It advises staying away from chimneys and water pipes, avoiding exposed positions, and preferring enclosed spaces with steel or closely built houses to reduce lightning risk. It notes lightning can be diverted by conducting paths and emphasizes avoiding the highest point in an area.
Ambiguous Street Scene Sparks Curious Banter
A fragmentary street scene captures a vivacious woman asking about her partner’s breakfast, while the languid companion defers, saying she cannot say and must inquire later. The exchange hints at domestic routine and playful tension amid everyday chatter.
Parental Guidance as Essential Discipline
A quotation from Conrad Nagle in Ladies' Home Journal argues that parents are handicapped by needing to discipline. He asserts guidance shapes a child’s life goals and warns against letting children have their own way.
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Conrad Nagle
Ladies’ Home Journal
Don't Go Together There Are Few Soft Berths in Hard Times
In tough economic periods, comfort and stability are scarce, leaving households to navigate hardship. Communities seek small anchors such as steady work, reliable services, and mutual aid to endure uncertain months.
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