Agricultural pamphlet urges selective breeding in poultry
The Colorado agriculture section advocates selective breeding to improve egg production and stock quality. It promotes keeping a small, energetic pen with a male and hens, and highlights government publications on poultry breeds, disease, feeding, incubation, and egg handling. It lists Farmers' Bul. Nos. 51, 309, 84, 144, 64, 107, 251, 97, 114, 296, 122, 186, 210, 186, 177, 225, 200.
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Colorado Poultryman
Superintendent of
Washington, D. C
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
June Predictions and Parodic Verse From an Old Paper
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