Garland Globe | 1908-05-02 | Page 6 | Poultry Notes

POULTRY NOTES. Olvo ono feed ot good sound grain dally. oid plaster furnishes good lime material. ma-terial. When n chick frequently picks Itsolf It Is lousy. Lnto hatched pullets will rarely lay beforo spring. Put a few rusty iron nails In the drinking wnter. Ilreedlng geese should be kept rather thin In flesh. Tho best layors nro gonorally In-dlfforont In-dlfforont tnblo fowls. CruBts of bread wot with warm now milk are unsurpassed for feodlng young chickens. Giving meat as n stimulant nnd changing tho food will keep hens In a laying condition. deeso begin to lay early In March nnd will lay from 14 to 18 eggs; If tho goo so does not show signs of bo-coming bo-coming broody, sot undor hons. Dry nshos and llmo sprlnklod plentifully plenti-fully undor roosting porches dally is highly recommended ns n deodorizer and presorves nnd Increases tho vnluo of manuro.