A Manual On Poultry
A Manual On Poultry
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Have resulted, the quickest way of getting matters right again is to add a little lime to the drinking water. " Whether the fowls occupy houses or trees as roosting places, the droppings should be regularly collected at short intervals and kept under shelter until needed. Since the solid and liquid parts of the manure from fowls are united, it is highly aminoniated, and while it furnishes an admirable application to the class of plants requiring a liberal supply of nitrogen, it contains an exce...ss of nitrogen for most of our cultivated plants if used alone. It is therefore well to mix it with an equal weight of superphosphate and a small quantity of kainit, thus producing a complete manure of superior merit. If cotton seed are used for nests they form a valuable addition to the manure heap when discarded from the nests to make room for a fresh supply. DISEASES. There are only a few diseases of fowls which need notice here. Prevention is the best policy, and this may easily be accomplished by using the necessary precautions as regards the use of disinfec- tants and insecticides, with proper attention to cleanliness and judi- cious feeding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have resulted, the quickest way of getting matters right again is to add a little lime to the drinking water. " Whether the fowls occupy houses or trees as roosting places, the droppings should be regularly collected at short intervals and kept under shelter until needed. Since the solid and liquid parts of the manure from fowls are united, it is highly aminoniated, and while it furnishes an admirable application to the class of plants requiring a liberal supply of nitrogen, it contains an exce...ss of nitrogen for most of our cultivated plants if used alone. It is therefore well to mix it with an equal weight of superphosphate and a small quantity of kainit, thus producing a complete manure of superior merit. If cotton seed are used for nests they form a valuable addition to the manure heap when discarded from the nests to make room for a fresh supply. DISEASES. There are only a few diseases of fowls which need notice here. Prevention is the best policy, and this may easily be accomplished by using the necessary precautions as regards the use of disinfec- tants and insecticides, with proper attention to cleanliness and judi- cious feeding.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgia Dept of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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