Market Poultry
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There are, however, many breeders who still market their surplus stock alive, or, if dressed, in poor condition. Either of these methods means a loss to the producer. It is for their benefit, as well as for the betterment of market conditions, that the subject of fattening is given so much detailed description.
There are several methods employed in different parts in fattening poultry, but the pen and crate methods seem to be the ones in vogue throughout the Dominion and the United States. The ...cramming-machine is used in some places to make a more prime roaster, hut for the farmer or small commercial man the use of this machine is not advised. From the writer's experience, better success, in conjunction with a more even product, has always been obtained with the crate method. Crate fattening is more economical than pen fattening, though pen fattening is usually resorted to because of the lack of proper facilities for the other method. A very A good comparison of strong and weak young stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are, however, many breeders who still market their surplus stock alive, or, if dressed, in poor condition. Either of these methods means a loss to the producer. It is for their benefit, as well as for the betterment of market conditions, that the subject of fattening is given so much detailed description.
There are several methods employed in different parts in fattening poultry, but the pen and crate methods seem to be the ones in vogue throughout the Dominion and the United States. The ...cramming-machine is used in some places to make a more prime roaster, hut for the farmer or small commercial man the use of this machine is not advised. From the writer's experience, better success, in conjunction with a more even product, has always been obtained with the crate method. Crate fattening is more economical than pen fattening, though pen fattening is usually resorted to because of the lack of proper facilities for the other method. A very A good comparison of strong and weak young stock.
What to read after Market Poultry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Endicott Upton to read onlineMoreLess
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