Deseret Evening News | 1891-08-26 | Page 6 | forming Young

lallenlua Yaear oxls, While growing the young coikerels Intended In-tended fur market will not fatten as readily aa will adults, but they will make A gain In wilght that Mill fully cointien-sato cointien-sato for any care that may bo gtren. If thsy cannot bo made fat get them In a good coiidltlou A liosslble, so as to secure the boat prlcie. Tliej young ulleu will also conrrrt their fixid Into growth rather than Into fat) and this Is J-alrabla, The males should ho ma le fat and tho pullets kept In moderate condition. To do this v laruto tho young cockerels from the tulMs nnd glre the coclmU all the corn they will cat, but glre the put lets little or no com, a mess of meat two or three times a week being better than any other food for them. All blrda shoul I 1 k paraled from the Hock If they are to lie sent to market, as It Is more economical economi-cal to do ao, whllo It arolds owfrallug tho l)lnghit. rarm and I'lrcsldo,