Western Poultry book
Western Poultry book
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Keep the full feed up until the birds get the new coat of feathers and begin to lay a few eggs. Then feed them as you do the fully mature pullets ; avoid feeding of heating foods (corn and corn pro- ducts) lest you start another moult in the late autumn.
The forced moult is ONLY FOR MATURED FOWLS, or fowls that are over a year old. You must not starve the pullets. You must keep them growing. They will stand more heating food than hens. Let the pullets do most of your winter laying, but do not n...eglect anything that will induce the older birds to give you a good share in the profits of winter eggs.
To sum up the whole matter in a few words, if you want to has- ten the moult, do not try the experiment with all your fowls, but take a few, separate them from the others and about the middle or end of August, commence to shorten their food. You can do this suddenly, giving them only green food and all the green feed they want. Secondly, keep this green feed up for two or three weeks, or at least one week after they have stopped laying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Keep the full feed up until the birds get the new coat of feathers and begin to lay a few eggs. Then feed them as you do the fully mature pullets ; avoid feeding of heating foods (corn and corn pro- ducts) lest you start another moult in the late autumn.
The forced moult is ONLY FOR MATURED FOWLS, or fowls that are over a year old. You must not starve the pullets. You must keep them growing. They will stand more heating food than hens. Let the pullets do most of your winter laying, but do not n...eglect anything that will induce the older birds to give you a good share in the profits of winter eggs.
To sum up the whole matter in a few words, if you want to has- ten the moult, do not try the experiment with all your fowls, but take a few, separate them from the others and about the middle or end of August, commence to shorten their food. You can do this suddenly, giving them only green food and all the green feed they want. Secondly, keep this green feed up for two or three weeks, or at least one week after they have stopped laying.
What to read after Western Poultry book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs a Basley to read onlineMoreLess
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