Parowan Times | 1933-09-22 | Page 6 | Poultry Gleanings

poultry gleanings two factors pigmentation and molt should be given most attention in ID summer culling of the laying flock according to a bulletin culling poultry available for free distribution by county agricultural agents any change to in the ration should be made gradually rather tb than an abruptly for the reason that marked changes suddenly made are likely to cause a drop in egg production which nay may be followed by a molt 0 0 0 the first baby canadian geese to be hatched in captivity have appeared in the federal same game reserve on t the h e klamath river ore to prevent intestinal worms in all ages of turkeys add two pounds of tobacco containing 2 per cent of nicotine to each pounds of mash egg shy habits growing among the parisians Pari are worrying chicken farmers in normandy find and brittany sta show that 2 20 per cent less eggs are consumed than in 1913 1013