More Poultry Needed
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Poultry Marketplace
Title
More Poultry Needed
Creator
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States. Bureau of Animal Industry
Animal Husbandry Division
Date
1918
Publisher
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Subject
poultry market
poultry farming
Excerpt
MORE POULTRY NEEDED
BE A PRODUCER
1 — KEEP BETTER POULTRY:
Standard-bred poultry increases production and improves the quality.
2 — SELECT VIGOROUS BREEDERS:
Healthy, vigorous breeders produce strong chicks.
3 — HATCH THE CHICKS EARLY:
Early hatched pullets produce fall and winter eggs.
4 — PRESERVE EGGS FOR HOME USE:
Preserve when cheap for use when high in price.
5 — PRODUCE INFERTILE EGGS:
They keep better. Fertile eggs are necessary for hatching only.
6 — CULL THE FLOCKS:
Eliminate unprofitable producers and reduce the feed bill.
7 — KEEP A BACK- YARD FLOCK:
A small flock in the back yard will supply the family table.
8 — GROW YOUR POULTRY FEED:
Home-grown feed insures an available and economical supply.
9 — EAT MORE POULTRY AND EGGS:
By eating poultry and eggs more freely you will conserve the meat supply.
BE A PRODUCER
1 — KEEP BETTER POULTRY:
Standard-bred poultry increases production and improves the quality.
2 — SELECT VIGOROUS BREEDERS:
Healthy, vigorous breeders produce strong chicks.
3 — HATCH THE CHICKS EARLY:
Early hatched pullets produce fall and winter eggs.
4 — PRESERVE EGGS FOR HOME USE:
Preserve when cheap for use when high in price.
5 — PRODUCE INFERTILE EGGS:
They keep better. Fertile eggs are necessary for hatching only.
6 — CULL THE FLOCKS:
Eliminate unprofitable producers and reduce the feed bill.
7 — KEEP A BACK- YARD FLOCK:
A small flock in the back yard will supply the family table.
8 — GROW YOUR POULTRY FEED:
Home-grown feed insures an available and economical supply.
9 — EAT MORE POULTRY AND EGGS:
By eating poultry and eggs more freely you will conserve the meat supply.
Type
Historical USDA Publication
Collection
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