Art of Incubation And Brooding
Art of Incubation And Brooding
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Those who have large tracts of land, but, because of keeping several breeds or varieties of fowls, are 58 obliged to keep them in yards, should either enlarge their yards beyond (apparently) all reason, or at least beyond any size you ever saw before, and allow plenty of range for exercise and cleanli- ness, or reduce the number of varieties, and give each yard of fowls an extra grassy yard to pasture in for two hours each day; or, better still, keep but one variety and make kindling wood of yo...ur fences. Colonize your flocks on the Stoddard "no fence" plan, and you will have eggs that, with proper assignment and division of males and females (fowls), will show up ninety per cent, of fertility, and, in good incubators, produce from eighty to ninety- eight per cent, of strong, healthy chicks.
How do we know ?
We have done it. The proof of the pudding is in eating it.
Now let us look at a few other causes of chickens dying in the shell ; for you know it is quite possible to kill a vigorous germ or even a full grown chick by improper treatment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who have large tracts of land, but, because of keeping several breeds or varieties of fowls, are 58 obliged to keep them in yards, should either enlarge their yards beyond (apparently) all reason, or at least beyond any size you ever saw before, and allow plenty of range for exercise and cleanli- ness, or reduce the number of varieties, and give each yard of fowls an extra grassy yard to pasture in for two hours each day; or, better still, keep but one variety and make kindling wood of yo...ur fences. Colonize your flocks on the Stoddard "no fence" plan, and you will have eggs that, with proper assignment and division of males and females (fowls), will show up ninety per cent, of fertility, and, in good incubators, produce from eighty to ninety- eight per cent, of strong, healthy chicks.
How do we know ?
We have done it. The proof of the pudding is in eating it.
Now let us look at a few other causes of chickens dying in the shell ; for you know it is quite possible to kill a vigorous germ or even a full grown chick by improper treatment.
What to read after Art of Incubation And Brooding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett Von Culin to read onlineMoreLess
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