Poultry House Construction
Poultry House Construction
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In practice, it is found that small flocks need much more floor-space, propor- tionately speaking, than large flocks. Within a house or pen 20 x 20 feet, 100 light- weights or 75 heavy-weights may be housed quite comfortably with good results. If a house or pen be 12 x 12 feet. 2o heavy-weights or 35 light-weights is the usual rule. For hens of medium-sized breeds from 4 to G square feet should be allowed when housed in flocks of twelve or more. For smaller flocks the amount of floor- space sho...uld increase as the number decreases. SUITABLE QUARTERS FOR CITY BEGINNERS. Before any birds are secured it is necessary to provide suitable quarters tor them. The house must be dry, well ventilated, free from draughts, sunny, and bright. Any building possessing these few essentials will prove satisfactory to the fowls. In addition to these, the beginners will do well to bear in mind the necessity of economy in construction, and also plan the building with reference to its con- venience. Start on a small scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In practice, it is found that small flocks need much more floor-space, propor- tionately speaking, than large flocks. Within a house or pen 20 x 20 feet, 100 light- weights or 75 heavy-weights may be housed quite comfortably with good results. If a house or pen be 12 x 12 feet. 2o heavy-weights or 35 light-weights is the usual rule. For hens of medium-sized breeds from 4 to G square feet should be allowed when housed in flocks of twelve or more. For smaller flocks the amount of floor- space sho...uld increase as the number decreases. SUITABLE QUARTERS FOR CITY BEGINNERS. Before any birds are secured it is necessary to provide suitable quarters tor them. The house must be dry, well ventilated, free from draughts, sunny, and bright. Any building possessing these few essentials will prove satisfactory to the fowls. In addition to these, the beginners will do well to bear in mind the necessity of economy in construction, and also plan the building with reference to its con- venience. Start on a small scale.
What to read after Poultry House Construction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Upton to read onlineMoreLess
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