Commercial Poultry Raising; a Thoroughly Practical And Complete Reference Work for the Amateur, Fancier Or General Farmer, Especially Adapted to the Commercial Poultryman ..
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96.- (Cornell Experiment Station) -Cross-section of laying house 16 feet deep, built on continuous plan, any length desired. the boards at cleaning time if the hoe or similar implement had to oppose these cracks and irregular places. Roosting Curtains. — When the roosting compartments are arranged as described above, it is a simple matter to fit the fronts of them with curtains, which may be lowered on extremely cold nights and hooked up to the ceiling in the daytime, a practice, however, which... is not necessary except in very cold climates. Heavy unbleached muslin or a light duck tacked to a wooden batten or pole makes a good arrangement. 138 COMMERCIAL POULTRY RAISING Still another point concerning the dropping-boards : they should be arranged with the view to scraping them into a push-cart or wheelbarrow, preferably the former. No part of the poultry- man's equipment is more generally useful and a greater labor saver than a well-built push-cart with fairly high wheels. It need not be an expensive one with springs.
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