Science Applied to Poultry Raising
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SPRAY For mite and disinfectant, dissolve two pounds of coarse 40 SCIENTIFIC POULTRY RAISING ~" sea salt and one ounce of permanganate of potassium in three gallons of water. Dissolve fresh each time; use a wooden bucket.
CATARRH Of all diseases of chickens, catarrh is probably the most to be feared, and it can be avoided if proper care is taken It comes from draughty and damp houses. At the least sign of catarrh act quickly by giving a purgative — dose or doses — and remove the cause. If you d...on't it will develop into the many subsequent diseases, such as canker, diphtheria, roup, swell head, etc. Besides giving the purgative you will have to take each chicken affected and squeeze out the mucus from their nostrils and disinfect the head by immersing it in a solution of one-half teaspoonful of permanganate of potassium in a quart of water. Allow the solution to get into their mouth. You probably will have to repeat this more than once in bad cases. The bad fowls should be removed from the rest so they can be treated with ease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SPRAY For mite and disinfectant, dissolve two pounds of coarse 40 SCIENTIFIC POULTRY RAISING ~" sea salt and one ounce of permanganate of potassium in three gallons of water. Dissolve fresh each time; use a wooden bucket.
CATARRH Of all diseases of chickens, catarrh is probably the most to be feared, and it can be avoided if proper care is taken It comes from draughty and damp houses. At the least sign of catarrh act quickly by giving a purgative — dose or doses — and remove the cause. If you d...on't it will develop into the many subsequent diseases, such as canker, diphtheria, roup, swell head, etc. Besides giving the purgative you will have to take each chicken affected and squeeze out the mucus from their nostrils and disinfect the head by immersing it in a solution of one-half teaspoonful of permanganate of potassium in a quart of water. Allow the solution to get into their mouth. You probably will have to repeat this more than once in bad cases. The bad fowls should be removed from the rest so they can be treated with ease.
What to read after Science Applied to Poultry Raising?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourke, A. E. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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