Poultry West of the Rockies
Poultry West of the Rockies
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"When we set eggs, we use from one to five cases at a time, and, of course, in incubators. Eggs for hatching, from good stock, bring from three to ten cents per dozen above the mar- ket price. Yet there are some who sell at from-$i to $3 per setting. "The colony system is used only on farms large enough to make it practicable. Hundreds of poultrymen in and near Petaluma, with limited space, must use pens. "I have myself, after having sold my ranch in Two Rock Valley, bought land here in Petalum...a, and am therefore not using the colony system, but have my land divided up in pens of various sizes. " In talking with Mr. Nisson a few days ago, he remarked that he was only . Keeping poultry in a small way now, and had only incubator capacity for 5000 eggs at a time. If that is "small, " we would be pleased to see more "large" plants. THE GUINEA FOWL HER WORTH AND HABITS. One of the most valuable, and yet one of the most neg- lected, factors of the poultry yard is the guinea fowl. The reason for this state of affairs is due to the fact that but few people know or realize the true worth of this peculiar, yet val- uable, bird.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When we set eggs, we use from one to five cases at a time, and, of course, in incubators. Eggs for hatching, from good stock, bring from three to ten cents per dozen above the mar- ket price. Yet there are some who sell at from-$i to $3 per setting. "The colony system is used only on farms large enough to make it practicable. Hundreds of poultrymen in and near Petaluma, with limited space, must use pens. "I have myself, after having sold my ranch in Two Rock Valley, bought land here in Petalum...a, and am therefore not using the colony system, but have my land divided up in pens of various sizes. " In talking with Mr. Nisson a few days ago, he remarked that he was only . Keeping poultry in a small way now, and had only incubator capacity for 5000 eggs at a time. If that is "small, " we would be pleased to see more "large" plants. THE GUINEA FOWL HER WORTH AND HABITS. One of the most valuable, and yet one of the most neg- lected, factors of the poultry yard is the guinea fowl. The reason for this state of affairs is due to the fact that but few people know or realize the true worth of this peculiar, yet val- uable, bird.
What to read after Poultry West of the Rockies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank B Clewette to read onlineMoreLess
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