$ 6.41 Per Hen Per Year. the Corning Egg-Book Illustrating the Poultry Methods Originated By the Late Prof. G. M. Gowell, of Maine, And Perfected By Edward And Gardner Corning
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It is very important, in order to secure proper ventilation, to have the ceiling high enough.
Although Professor Gowell did not invent the curtained-front idea for a house, he deservedly won the credit of greatly improving upon the principle. Since the introduction of curtain-fronts, the question of how to ventilate is seldom asked.
There is no better method of ventilating, nor more sane way of disinfecting a house than by such means as will constantly admit the fresh air — through the curtains... when closed, and through the open space when the curtains are hung up — and at the same time allow the sun's rays to seek every part of the interior. — Editor.
On Sunny Slope Farm, in selecting a site for the incubator cellar, Mr. Corning told me "care was taken to pick out the dampest spot on the farm." The soil of Sunny Slope Farm is a very warm, dry gravel and sand loam. Professor Gowell, in Bulletin No. 90, says, "A damp cellar would be poorly adapted for incubators." In 1905 an in- cubator cellar was constructed at the Maine Station measuring 30 feet square, 7 feet high in the clear, 5 feet of which is below the level of the outside ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very important, in order to secure proper ventilation, to have the ceiling high enough.
Although Professor Gowell did not invent the curtained-front idea for a house, he deservedly won the credit of greatly improving upon the principle. Since the introduction of curtain-fronts, the question of how to ventilate is seldom asked.
There is no better method of ventilating, nor more sane way of disinfecting a house than by such means as will constantly admit the fresh air — through the curtains... when closed, and through the open space when the curtains are hung up — and at the same time allow the sun's rays to seek every part of the interior. — Editor.
On Sunny Slope Farm, in selecting a site for the incubator cellar, Mr. Corning told me "care was taken to pick out the dampest spot on the farm." The soil of Sunny Slope Farm is a very warm, dry gravel and sand loam. Professor Gowell, in Bulletin No. 90, says, "A damp cellar would be poorly adapted for incubators." In 1905 an in- cubator cellar was constructed at the Maine Station measuring 30 feet square, 7 feet high in the clear, 5 feet of which is below the level of the outside ground.
What to read after $ 6.41 Per Hen Per Year. the Corning Egg-Book Illustrating the Poultry Methods Originated By the Late Prof. G. M. Gowell, of Maine, And Perfected By Edward And Gardner Corning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyer, Michael K., 1858- to read onlineMoreLess
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