Garland Globe | 1906-12-29 | Page 3 | Winter Layers

WINTER LAYERS. H You Will Not' Have Any If You Neg- H lect the Hens. iflj Wo cannot expect Mm hens to lay BE during tho coining winter if wo nog- B loct thorn. Thoy, in tho 11 rut' placo, jfSj must bo bred to lay, that Is, they must iflj bo hens that nro recognized wlntor layers. Then It nil depends upon our- f 3 .solvos to produce results. Wo must !o& havo comfortable houses, with roomy WA scratching sheds. Wo must feed son- sibly Just tight and at the right , time, nnd thore will bo no shortage , -JJ) of wlntor eggs, says Homo and Farm. . jfjj Ono of tho most important things .i to consider next to food and foedlug 4 Is tho scratching shed, nnd its Import- anco ennuot bo considered too sorl- ,A ?V ously. -Sflj If you can keop tho hens at work J thoy will romaln henrthy, nnd thrifty . j hens will laj nt any Hcnson of the year. ' ifet Mako conditions In wlntor like ihcin of summer, and you will ha'9 but lit- 'iR to complain of on arf.uuit of your jjj hens, .flj