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given but little attention to the poultry during the rest of the year will begin to ask how shall I 1 make my hens lay through the winter it is uphill work mork to take a flock of hens that have been poorly cared for and are altogether unprepared and by caring for or them after cold weather is already here get them to laying before spring the timo time to begin preparations for the winter harvest is in the spring and the start must be made by choosing for the parents of your laying stock only those owls fowls that are strong and healthy and good laying stock by this care in selecting the eggs from which to td batch your next nest winters layers you give them hereditary tendencies to bo be good layers and good strong constitutions to help them develop quickly and enable them to stand tho the strain of early corly and heavy laying IF this has all been done and the little chicks hatched then winter winte eggs or no winter eggs depend entirely on your care for nad and feeding of those these chicks to prepare them for their winters work they must be fed ed well and a variety of food so that tho the whole hole body will develop properly bone and muscle must keep ahead of the fat but if only fattening food Is given them they cannot grow bone and muscle so feed them bran and cut oats or oatmeal and cut bone as well as coarsely ground corn they must also have bave food in some form good sweet beeb be scraps are all right for this or skim milk will take the place of meat although they should be fed as much as possible to hurry their growth they must not be fed e enough to cause indigestion they must be given the habit of eating a great deal of food but must also be given a good digestion with aich to handle it the ability to issimil dissimilate ate large quantities of food is absolutely necessary for a heavy layer As an aid in helping them to digest their food and in growing muscle exercise is very important it if they are f V I 1 16 it 1 1 I 1 11 lv 1 1 I 1 I 1 t I 1 I 1 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both aliey ey choose which 1 they please As soon as show red mil in their combs cornas ite la 11 ite them from the pullets alto alloi them to run with the pullets w ward oard T the growth of df both if kept the young roosters will k be ready to eat or sell and tho the Ms s relieved of their company will grow faster this is what is ne t to miko winter layers a quick glob giand and an even I 1 all ALII around develop mu 0 litt the 61 0 ak 1 1 ifo will begin laying before the cold weather cr if they begin at this time they will lay all winter it if they aro are put into a comfortable house before they become chilled in the fall and ire aro given the right kind of care afterward I 1 have never tailed failed to raise a flock of good winter layers when I 1 have cared for my pullets in this way |