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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1939
Page
6
Advice to poultry farmers on maintaining high winter egg yields through heredity, housing, and rationing. Emphasizes 50 percent or higher winter yields, clean and draft proof quarters, ample feeding access, and avoiding overstocked flocks to ensure continuous production.
Dry-rendered tankage is more palatable and higher in quality protein than wet rendered tankage and meat and bone scraps. Wet-rendered tankage and meat and bone scraps can be fed if mixed with vegetable protein supplements. A mix of 25 percent dry rendered tankage and 75 percent linseed or soybean meal is advised with a mineral calcium supplement.
Ahlgrim couple of Valparaiso Indiana, noted poultry keepers, report in Country Home magazine that their hens lay 500 eggs daily and fetch good prices. They tried electric anterkaeas but found turning lights off during dark winters created trouble guiding hens to a dim artificial twilight. After ten to fifteen minutes, the lights are switched off.
A historical report notes the United States surpassing 25 million milk cows amid farm feed constraints and rising demand. It discusses grain use by cattle and broader agricultural supply conditions affecting dairy production.
An Emerson epigram warns that despising small things leads to gradual downfall. The maxim emphasizes vigilance against minor neglects that accumulate into ruin.
A concise quotation emphasizes that a man must seize opportunities as they arise, echoing Francis Bacon’s belief that individuals create their own chances through action.
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