Identifier: farmpoultry135unse (find matches)
Title: The Farm-poultry
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poultry Northeastern States Periodicals Poultry Industry Northeastern States Periodicals
Publisher: Boston, Mass. : I.S. Johnson and Co.
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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1ST BoSTON i9=Z wflLTHftn nflss- FOCK •• BIKBS OK IHl YKAR. ISKKU BY WM. ELLERT BRIGHT, WAITHAM, MASS. fine, ini-liidin^ the i^bellr;, they wereLfreedily. As a covering at iiigbt, I tackeU :i fewthree-inch legs to a lambs wool mat (fjiiiteiike the ariificial mother recommended liywriters), Imt soon lost four by llieirgettingentangled iu the malted wool, the mat havinglieen previously used. I should not againattempt to make use of any covering; they donot seem to require it if the temperature iskept aljove 80° for awhile. Ko more were lost till they were as largeas robbins, and not allowed to go into thecellar, when they crowded together and >w\-f(x-ated three of their Diinil>er. Only twomore died during the summer. While con-tineil to the cellar sqjjie half dozen wereafflicted with the flexing of the toes, andinability to walk, but they all recovered afterbeing exposed to the open air. I submit a few observations on the com-parative success, profits, trouble, etc., of arii-

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