Some poultrymen object to brick or stone, claiming that they are damp, yet we know that stone does not create moisture.
Illustration: When pigeons as well as chickens are kept the shelters for both may be economically combined] Despite the fact that some poultrymen have discarded glass, I cannot rule it out altogether.
In the case of the board floor without a foundation, the building rests upon posts, and some poultrymen leave the space beneath open so that the air sweeps through beneath it.
Some poultrymen are experts in this matter of growing chicks and can bring them to laying maturity in less time.
As is well known the Maine Station was for years considered by all poultrymen to be doing a great and beneficial work in breeding for increased egg production.
The poultrymen will do well, however, not to count on the chemistry of the future, for the chemist that makes the "tissue salts" for the hen may manufacture human food with Niagara power and fresh eggs will come in tin cans.
Some visiting poultrymen expressed the opinion that corn is a better poultry food than commonly supposed.
That the cool house is an improvement over the warm house is generally conceded, but there are many poultrymen who are still of the opinion that the warm house will give a larger egg yield, though at a greater expense and less profit.
Southern poultrymen who give reasonable attention to their stock, find that, while this disease is a source of some annoyance, the losses are not severe and that it may be readily controlled.
If he is one of those prospective pleasure and profit poultrymen who propose to disregard all facts of biology and economics of production, you may save yourself the trouble of showing him the rest of the plant.
Many old line poultrymen have tried dry mash only to go back to wet mash, by which method the hens can be induced to eat more which is conducive to high egg yields.
Young turkeys before the sex can be distinguished are variously called young turkeys, turkey chicks, and poults, the latter being considered by poultrymen the proper technical name.
Farmers and market poultrymen by thousands took up the Plymouth Rock, while all over the land fanciers were trying to perfect the color which their critical taste found very poor.
Shortly after our Civil War two poultrymen in Connecticut--one a fancier, the other a farmer--engaged in a joint effort to produce the business type of fowl that would meet the favor of American farmers.
Many poultrymen find it advantageous to have a low wattage light burning all night so that hungry individuals may get a meal and return to the perches at all times.
The following schedule is followed by many successful poultrymen as a means of distributing their time to the best advantage during the day.
Experienced poultrymen estimate that a modest poultry farm of the type above described can be put into operation for an investment of $5 per bird.
This method is followed successfully by many poultrymen who deliver eggs as regularly as the milk distributor or the baker deliver their products.
A number of successful poultrymen were recently asked to state the requisites for success in the poultry industry, with particular reference to what is known as the one-man poultry flock.
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