Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-06-06 | Page 8 | Poultry Hints

I Poultry Hints I At least one acre aero of land should be allowed for each chickens on the range The property is valuable If amply grown grow with greens Net cost of raising a pullet until it entered the laying pen last year averaged 49 cents exclusive of la laben labor la- la la-I la ben bar expenses The bulk of Utah's cockerels are arc being fattened and stored in Salt SlIt Lake Cit City this season Better prices are expected to come next fall after the spring rush to markets markets mar mar- has subsided Eggs and meat chickens ens now have exactly the same purchasing power as they had in 1910 to 1914 Rabbits like chickens enter a molt once yearly at least They should be protected from attacks and given plenty of fresh green food Cockerels to be sold for Cor early market market mar mar- ket leet should weigh at least 1 Hi pounds each Storage cockerels are aro exI expected ex ex- I peeLed to weigh more