Gunnison Gazette | 1911-09-22 | Page 3 | Provide Fresh Air

Provide Fresh Air. Birds are so constituted by nature that fhey require an abundance of fresh air for health and vigor. They never do well with -a limited -supply of air. For this reason all coops and boxes in which poultry of any kind Is kept in the summer should be as open as possible. Let the roof be tight to protect from rain, but let at least one side be oien for the admission admis-sion of fresh air at all times. The open side may be protected by wire cloth or other material that will lei In air, but Veep out rats, etc