Poorman's Poultry Guide
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70 How to Make the Brooder. The brooder is the box that contains the feather-hover. The hover keeps the chicks warm ; the brooder protects them (Continued on Page 47) Cut No. 2 Q\A No. 2 shows the top of feather board,, marked A. It is 28^ in. long by 15 in. wide.
Axrow No. 1 indicates space between feather board and wire chick guard, which is 2^ in.
Arrow No. 2 indicates the space between feather board and rear wall of brooder, which is '^ in.
Cut No. 1 Cut No. 1 shows the feather brooder comp...lete in proper position on the floor.
Cut No. 3 Cut No. 3 shows bottom view of brooder, the letter B is the feathers. (3) is J^ in. mesh wire cloth for chick guard, which is attached to chick-guard frame indicated by arrows No. 4 and No. 5. No. 4 is the top and bottom lengths made of inch lumber 28/54 ins. long. No. 5 are the two end pieces made of inch lumber 5 ins. long.
The end pieces nail inside of the top and bottom pieces.
Page Forty-Six POORMAN'S POULTRY GUIDE Cut No. 6. Arrow No. 11 shows top and bottom boards of front door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
70 How to Make the Brooder. The brooder is the box that contains the feather-hover. The hover keeps the chicks warm ; the brooder protects them (Continued on Page 47) Cut No. 2 Q\A No. 2 shows the top of feather board,, marked A. It is 28^ in. long by 15 in. wide.
Axrow No. 1 indicates space between feather board and wire chick guard, which is 2^ in.
Arrow No. 2 indicates the space between feather board and rear wall of brooder, which is '^ in.
Cut No. 1 Cut No. 1 shows the feather brooder comp...lete in proper position on the floor.
Cut No. 3 Cut No. 3 shows bottom view of brooder, the letter B is the feathers. (3) is J^ in. mesh wire cloth for chick guard, which is attached to chick-guard frame indicated by arrows No. 4 and No. 5. No. 4 is the top and bottom lengths made of inch lumber 28/54 ins. long. No. 5 are the two end pieces made of inch lumber 5 ins. long.
The end pieces nail inside of the top and bottom pieces.
Page Forty-Six POORMAN'S POULTRY GUIDE Cut No. 6. Arrow No. 11 shows top and bottom boards of front door.
What to read after Poorman's Poultry Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poorman, John G to read onlineMoreLess
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