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insect hotel / Insektenhotel Stock Photo

RMD45BPM–insect hotel / Insektenhotel

Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding i . . . 522749 Stock Photo

RMDDE8FX–Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding i . . . 522749

RFM818AN–Chicks hatching 15

2 WK OLD TOM TURKEYS IN NEW BROODER HOUSE / NORTH CAROLINA Stock Photo

RMCTWGT9–2 WK OLD TOM TURKEYS IN NEW BROODER HOUSE / NORTH CAROLINA

Cockatiel parrot babies in their nest box Stock Photo

RFDRANY5–Cockatiel parrot babies in their nest box

Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding i . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding is done on wire floors. The floor is covered with burlap bags for the first week. The guard shown in the foreground is for the purpose of keeping poults from getting too far from the brooder until they learn the location of the heat. This is the 250 to 300 poult capacity electric brooder. There are 10 such rooms in the brooder house with a total Stock Photo

RMW67JWK–Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding i . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding is done on wire floors. The floor is covered with burlap bags for the first week. The guard shown in the foreground is for the purpose of keeping poults from getting too far from the brooder until they learn the location of the heat. This is the 250 to 300 poult capacity electric brooder. There are 10 such rooms in the brooder house with a total

domestic japanese quail kept baby chickens are kept in a brooder in a hen house, close-up Stock Photo

RF2G8H6J1–domestic japanese quail kept baby chickens are kept in a brooder in a hen house, close-up

. Artificial incubating and brooding. l—h SUCCESSFUL BROODER HOUSE 22—CROSS SECTION OF BROODER HOUSE cliicks to draughts. An alley-way 4 feet in width extends alongthe entire north side, and the rest of the floor space is dividedinto pens. They are six in number and are 5 by 11 feet in size. An examination of the accompanying cuts will show thatthe -^dtal feature of the building is the elevated chick floor, thelatter being 3 feet 6 inches above the fonner. Tliis arrangementsecures several advantages. It enables the attendant to carefor the brooders and feed the chicks without the constant sto Stock Photo

RM2CENJYE–. Artificial incubating and brooding. l—h SUCCESSFUL BROODER HOUSE 22—CROSS SECTION OF BROODER HOUSE cliicks to draughts. An alley-way 4 feet in width extends alongthe entire north side, and the rest of the floor space is dividedinto pens. They are six in number and are 5 by 11 feet in size. An examination of the accompanying cuts will show thatthe -^dtal feature of the building is the elevated chick floor, thelatter being 3 feet 6 inches above the fonner. Tliis arrangementsecures several advantages. It enables the attendant to carefor the brooders and feed the chicks without the constant sto

Omar L. Downing, brooder house, Enfield, Mass., June 5, 1929 : Parcel no. 228-16, Omar L. Downing , waterworks, reservoirs water distribution structures, real estate, residential structures, brooder houses Stock Photo

RM2M3JYD3–Omar L. Downing, brooder house, Enfield, Mass., June 5, 1929 : Parcel no. 228-16, Omar L. Downing , waterworks, reservoirs water distribution structures, real estate, residential structures, brooder houses

View of birdhouse in Bavaria in Southern Germany Stock Photo

RMBGF5CX–View of birdhouse in Bavaria in Southern Germany

Archive image from page 32 of A day at the Missouri. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri dayatmissourista00miss Year: 1914 Administration building, brooder house, elevator, walks and driveways. A view at the rear of the Administration building. Stock Photo

RMW271CK–Archive image from page 32 of A day at the Missouri. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri dayatmissourista00miss Year: 1914 Administration building, brooder house, elevator, walks and driveways. A view at the rear of the Administration building.

Barred Rock chicken in winter Stock Photo

RF2ME5WHJ–Barred Rock chicken in winter

POULTRY FARMING. Chicken Rearing; Winter Brooder House at Theale, Berks 1912 Stock Photo

RFMHPN17–POULTRY FARMING. Chicken Rearing; Winter Brooder House at Theale, Berks 1912

Quail, a bird in a cage, a family of pheasants, a poultry. Stock Photo

RF2GX68DA–Quail, a bird in a cage, a family of pheasants, a poultry.

. Duck dollars; . Winter Scene. Brooder House Stock Photo

RMMAB0HK–. Duck dollars; . Winter Scene. Brooder House

RMD45BR9–insect hotel / Insektenhotel

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 237. Long brooder house. Fii;. 238. Cold house for weaned winter chicks. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company Stock Photo

RMPG4BPK–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 237. Long brooder house. Fii;. 238. Cold house for weaned winter chicks. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

RFM818AR–Chicks hatching 17

PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF SOUTH AND WEST ELEVATIONS - Grant-Kohrs Ranch, Brooder House, Highway 10, Deer Lodge, Powell County, MT Stock Photo

RMTDM8KX–PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF SOUTH AND WEST ELEVATIONS - Grant-Kohrs Ranch, Brooder House, Highway 10, Deer Lodge, Powell County, MT

RF2G828T1–domestic japanese quail kept baby chickens are kept in a brooder in a hen house, close-up

RMRDBTN5–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 237. Long brooder house. Fii;. 238. Cold house for weaned winter chicks. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

RMBGF5CH–View of birdhouse in Bavaria in Southern Germany

RF2HA2E72–Quail, a bird in a cage, a family of pheasants, a poultry.

. The Eastern poultryman . A BOSTON PRIZE-WINNER, 1902. Ou'iied by Fishers Island Farm. heat required to heat tlie buildinf;: during the coldest weather. The upper half of the brooder-house is divided into pens with high wire par- titions between, and is arranged for the care of larger and okler chickens. In front of each of these pens for about half of this half are hot-water pipe brooders built for the accommodation of large chickens. Every pen is connected at each corner with the other by a small door, which is used to drive the chickens through when changing from one pen to another, thus a Stock Photo

RMMAA13N–. The Eastern poultryman . A BOSTON PRIZE-WINNER, 1902. Ou'iied by Fishers Island Farm. heat required to heat tlie buildinf;: during the coldest weather. The upper half of the brooder-house is divided into pens with high wire par- titions between, and is arranged for the care of larger and okler chickens. In front of each of these pens for about half of this half are hot-water pipe brooders built for the accommodation of large chickens. Every pen is connected at each corner with the other by a small door, which is used to drive the chickens through when changing from one pen to another, thus a

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 237. Long brooder house. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company Stock Photo

RMPG42M5–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 237. Long brooder house. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

RFM818B0–Chicks hatching 18

PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF SOUTH AND EAST ELEVATIONS - Grant-Kohrs Ranch, Brooder House, Highway 10, Deer Lodge, Powell County, MT Stock Photo

RMTDM8J0–PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF SOUTH AND EAST ELEVATIONS - Grant-Kohrs Ranch, Brooder House, Highway 10, Deer Lodge, Powell County, MT

RF2G7M20W–domestic japanese quail kept baby chickens are kept in a brooder in a hen house, close-up

. The business hen (a new brood). Poultry. The Chicken's Nurse. brooders. Fig. 15 shows a house used by O. W. Mapes, and Fig. 16 a house used for young White Leghorns in New Jersey. These houses are designed for sheltering the chicks when they are taken from the large brooder house. They contain a brooder at first, but as the chicks grow larger roosts are put in. The object in arranging these houses is to give the pullets a place where they may have heat if needed, and at the same time become used to liv- ing in a house, while having plenty of exer- cise. As we shall see, the best breeders sep Stock Photo

RMRG6R90–. The business hen (a new brood). Poultry. The Chicken's Nurse. brooders. Fig. 15 shows a house used by O. W. Mapes, and Fig. 16 a house used for young White Leghorns in New Jersey. These houses are designed for sheltering the chicks when they are taken from the large brooder house. They contain a brooder at first, but as the chicks grow larger roosts are put in. The object in arranging these houses is to give the pullets a place where they may have heat if needed, and at the same time become used to liv- ing in a house, while having plenty of exer- cise. As we shall see, the best breeders sep

. Duck dollars; . Exterior of Brooder House The hot-water heater (coal for fuel) is in that end of the house nearest the eye. The brick chimney leads straight up from the heater pit. Note the ventilators -at regular intervals in the roof. Never build a tight house for ducks, but always provide for ventilation. The small structure in the foreground is a simple shelter for ducks outdoors to protect them from the sun and the rain. The posts are three feet high. The ducks know enough to go under the shade without urging, whenever their well- being demands that they should. Ducks need fresh air, an Stock Photo

RMMAB0JB–. Duck dollars; . Exterior of Brooder House The hot-water heater (coal for fuel) is in that end of the house nearest the eye. The brick chimney leads straight up from the heater pit. Note the ventilators -at regular intervals in the roof. Never build a tight house for ducks, but always provide for ventilation. The small structure in the foreground is a simple shelter for ducks outdoors to protect them from the sun and the rain. The posts are three feet high. The ducks know enough to go under the shade without urging, whenever their well- being demands that they should. Ducks need fresh air, an

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fic. 50. Nursery brooder house (200 feet long). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company Stock Photo

RMPG28D1–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fic. 50. Nursery brooder house (200 feet long). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

RFM818AP–Chicks hatching 16

RMW1H84T–Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding i . . .; Scope and content: Full caption reads as follows: Newberry County, South Carolina. Inside view of one of the rooms of brooder house. All brooding is done on wire floors. The floor is covered with burlap bags for the first week. The guard shown in the foreground is for the purpose of keeping poults from getting too far from the brooder until they learn the location of the heat. This is the 250 to 300 poult capacity electric brooder. There are 10 such rooms in the brooder house with a total

domestic japanese quail kept baby chickens are kept in a brooder in a hen house, focus on brooder grid Stock Photo

RF2G824EP–domestic japanese quail kept baby chickens are kept in a brooder in a hen house, focus on brooder grid

Poultry culture sanitation and hygiene . Double Brooder House. V^ Single Brooder House 4 Stock Photo

RM2AXFP9K–Poultry culture sanitation and hygiene . Double Brooder House. V^ Single Brooder House 4

. SECTION UK THE DIXK lAlTl-.MM, TL.N Thoiisaiid> of ducks are fattened each season on Niagara P'arni, going into the market in prime condition loaded, mixed and fed to stock without the use of a team for carting. One of the big mixing machines has a capacity of mixing up twenty bushels of wet mash at one time. There are two hundred colony houses, six hundred feet of heated brooder houses, and three hundred fireless brooders. The duck brooder house has a capacity of 25,000 ducklings at one time, and there are summer shades and shelter for as many more. The duck houses are immense buildings, Stock Photo

RMMCKTP7–. SECTION UK THE DIXK lAlTl-.MM, TL.N Thoiisaiid> of ducks are fattened each season on Niagara P'arni, going into the market in prime condition loaded, mixed and fed to stock without the use of a team for carting. One of the big mixing machines has a capacity of mixing up twenty bushels of wet mash at one time. There are two hundred colony houses, six hundred feet of heated brooder houses, and three hundred fireless brooders. The duck brooder house has a capacity of 25,000 ducklings at one time, and there are summer shades and shelter for as many more. The duck houses are immense buildings,

RMPG28FJ–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fic. 50. Nursery brooder house (200 feet long). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

RFM817NJ–Broiler stable 8

May 1985. DEPENDENCIES NORTHWEST OF MAIN HOUSE, LOOKING NORTH ALONG EASTERN BOUNDARY ALLEE IN SPRING (The courtyard in middle of view used to be a chicken yard. Dependencies, from left to right Smokehouse, wash house, chicken house, chicken brooder, then garage to right of tree. Steel structure in view to left of tree is tower for television antenna. Tree in foreground is a tulip poplar, Liriodendron tulipifera.) Borough House, West Side State Route 261, about .1 mile south side of junction with old Garners Ferry Road, Stateburg, Sumter County, SC Cornwallis Greene Cary, Brian, transmitter Pr Stock Photo

RMTBYJR4–May 1985. DEPENDENCIES NORTHWEST OF MAIN HOUSE, LOOKING NORTH ALONG EASTERN BOUNDARY ALLEE IN SPRING (The courtyard in middle of view used to be a chicken yard. Dependencies, from left to right Smokehouse, wash house, chicken house, chicken brooder, then garage to right of tree. Steel structure in view to left of tree is tower for television antenna. Tree in foreground is a tulip poplar, Liriodendron tulipifera.) Borough House, West Side State Route 261, about .1 mile south side of junction with old Garners Ferry Road, Stateburg, Sumter County, SC Cornwallis Greene Cary, Brian, transmitter Pr

domestic japanese quail kept in a cage in a hen house, close up Stock Photo

RF2G7M0GG–domestic japanese quail kept in a cage in a hen house, close up

The Farm-poultry . Write to-day. The Hall Mammoth Incubator Co., SOUTH COLUMBIA, NEW YORK. Manfrs of the Hall Brooder House Equipment, The Hall Brooding System, Self Regulating Hot AVater Heaters, etc. To say, when writing advertisers, « SAW AD. IN FARM-POULTRY, will benefit you — please them — and help us. 226. Farw-Poultry Stock Photo

RM2AX52DM–The Farm-poultry . Write to-day. The Hall Mammoth Incubator Co., SOUTH COLUMBIA, NEW YORK. Manfrs of the Hall Brooder House Equipment, The Hall Brooding System, Self Regulating Hot AVater Heaters, etc. To say, when writing advertisers, « SAW AD. IN FARM-POULTRY, will benefit you — please them — and help us. 226. Farw-Poultry

. Duck dollars; . Interior of Brooder House Tliis is tlie nursery for youngest duckliiij,'s. The pens are three feet wide. Cross boards are set half way in tlie pens, as pictured, so that the little ones will not wander far from the hover. The board tops of the hovers are seen. (The milk can is on top of one section.) The hot-water pipes are directly underneath the board tops. The pipes (bent) are for the purpose of carrying water from a central pressure supply, so as to save labor when filling the small drinking fountains used lor the youngest birds. The timbering of the brooder house is well Stock Photo

RMMAB0JG–. Duck dollars; . Interior of Brooder House Tliis is tlie nursery for youngest duckliiij,'s. The pens are three feet wide. Cross boards are set half way in tlie pens, as pictured, so that the little ones will not wander far from the hover. The board tops of the hovers are seen. (The milk can is on top of one section.) The hot-water pipes are directly underneath the board tops. The pipes (bent) are for the purpose of carrying water from a central pressure supply, so as to save labor when filling the small drinking fountains used lor the youngest birds. The timbering of the brooder house is well

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. F)G. 235. Interior of brooder house with wide walk and pens on one side. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company Stock Photo

RMPG42T4–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. F)G. 235. Interior of brooder house with wide walk and pens on one side. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

RFM817MY–Broiler stable 14

March 1987. DEPENDENCIES NORTHWEST OF MAIN HOUSE, LOOKING NORTH ALONG EASTERN BOUNDARY ALLEE IN WINTER (The courtyard in middle of view used to be a chicken yard. Dependencies, from left to right Smokehouse, wash house, chicken house, chicken brooder, Cook's house, and garage to right of tree. Steel structure in view to left of tree is tower for television antenna. Breezeway at extreme right connects garage to porte cochere.) Borough House, West Side State Route 261, about .1 mile south side of junction with old Garners Ferry Road, Stateburg, Sumter County, SC Cornwallis Greene Cary, Brian, t Stock Photo

RMTBYHFW–March 1987. DEPENDENCIES NORTHWEST OF MAIN HOUSE, LOOKING NORTH ALONG EASTERN BOUNDARY ALLEE IN WINTER (The courtyard in middle of view used to be a chicken yard. Dependencies, from left to right Smokehouse, wash house, chicken house, chicken brooder, Cook's house, and garage to right of tree. Steel structure in view to left of tree is tower for television antenna. Breezeway at extreme right connects garage to porte cochere.) Borough House, West Side State Route 261, about .1 mile south side of junction with old Garners Ferry Road, Stateburg, Sumter County, SC Cornwallis Greene Cary, Brian, t

domestic japanese quail baby chicken kept in a cage in a hen house, close up Stock Photo

RF2G822WB–domestic japanese quail baby chicken kept in a cage in a hen house, close up

Poultry culture sanitation and hygiene . Fig. 178.—A large brooder. The heater is a coal stove regulated with athermoregulator as other brooders. This metal top becomes hot and theheat is deflected down. 452 POULTRY CULTURE I ..-^L,.... ^ f—^*—t-<*&y-+^^--j jg^ IH V-^ Single Incubator Cellar Plan. Double Brooder House Stock Photo

RM2AXFPEA–Poultry culture sanitation and hygiene . Fig. 178.—A large brooder. The heater is a coal stove regulated with athermoregulator as other brooders. This metal top becomes hot and theheat is deflected down. 452 POULTRY CULTURE I ..-^L,.... ^ f—^*—t-<*&y-+^^--j jg^ IH V-^ Single Incubator Cellar Plan. Double Brooder House

. SECTION OF M'KSKRV AT MACARA FAKM Second lioor of laigre Inculjator House tirst ten day; Not le-.s than lifty thousand chicks e;t.ch season S|ieiid the if their life in this immense room Brooding the Chicks and Ducklings •The width of the pens in the chick brooder house (which is on the second floor of the large incubator building) is three feet, and the length twenty feet. These pens are arranged on both sides of the building, with an eight-foot alleyway. The heating is done by the old-style top heat pipe system, being a series of four one-and-a-quarter inch pipes—two flows and two returns. Stock Photo

RMMCKTH3–. SECTION OF M'KSKRV AT MACARA FAKM Second lioor of laigre Inculjator House tirst ten day; Not le-.s than lifty thousand chicks e;t.ch season S|ieiid the if their life in this immense room Brooding the Chicks and Ducklings •The width of the pens in the chick brooder house (which is on the second floor of the large incubator building) is three feet, and the length twenty feet. These pens are arranged on both sides of the building, with an eight-foot alleyway. The heating is done by the old-style top heat pipe system, being a series of four one-and-a-quarter inch pipes—two flows and two returns.

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 311. Brooder house at Massa- chusetts Agricultural College. (Pho- tograph from the college) of a temperature which quickly warms and dries them. Except for what are called (perhaps erroneously) low-temperature ^ hens, the temperature in natural brooding, with suitable-sized broods, is never injuriously wrong. The regulation of temperature is automatic and nearly perfect. Regulation of heat in artificial brooding. The operation of a brooder presents problems similar to the problems of artificial in- cubation. The general problem is to Stock Photo

RMPG1Y8B–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Fig. 311. Brooder house at Massa- chusetts Agricultural College. (Pho- tograph from the college) of a temperature which quickly warms and dries them. Except for what are called (perhaps erroneously) low-temperature ^ hens, the temperature in natural brooding, with suitable-sized broods, is never injuriously wrong. The regulation of temperature is automatic and nearly perfect. Regulation of heat in artificial brooding. The operation of a brooder presents problems similar to the problems of artificial in- cubation. The general problem is to

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farmer's hands collect quail eggs from the battery cage tray Stock Photo

RF2G82443–farmer's hands collect quail eggs from the battery cage tray

Poultry culture sanitation and hygiene . *?!«)* Fig. 164.—The mother and her brood. (Iowa Experiment Station.) provided with a thermoregulator. It is essential to providesufficient ventilation to allow fresh air, so the chicks have the. Fig. 165.—A colony brooder house. The hover is in the center of the house. proper amount of oxygen and to allow the escape of pollutedair containing carbon dioxid given off from the body of the 440 POULTRY CULTURE chicks. The ventilator must be so constructed that there willnot be a draft on the birds. The most common cause of the small oil hovers catchingon fi Stock Photo

RM2AXG0YM–Poultry culture sanitation and hygiene . *?!«)* Fig. 164.—The mother and her brood. (Iowa Experiment Station.) provided with a thermoregulator. It is essential to providesufficient ventilation to allow fresh air, so the chicks have the. Fig. 165.—A colony brooder house. The hover is in the center of the house. proper amount of oxygen and to allow the escape of pollutedair containing carbon dioxid given off from the body of the 440 POULTRY CULTURE chicks. The ventilator must be so constructed that there willnot be a draft on the birds. The most common cause of the small oil hovers catchingon fi

. Elementary agriculture . Fig. 33. .1 sanitary poultry house. should be dusted with powder a week before the chickens are hatched. Some of the powder may be mixed with lard and rubbed well on each chicken's head. Brooder Chicks. Incubator chickens have no mother to teach them to eat grit and green stuff. Stock Photo

RMMA786C–. Elementary agriculture . Fig. 33. .1 sanitary poultry house. should be dusted with powder a week before the chickens are hatched. Some of the powder may be mixed with lard and rubbed well on each chicken's head. Brooder Chicks. Incubator chickens have no mother to teach them to eat grit and green stuff.

. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri. Poultry. Administration building, brooder house, elevator, walks and driveways.. A view at the rear of the Administration building.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station; Quisenberry, T. E. (Thomas E. ), 1875-. [J Stock Photo

RMPFG2YX–. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri. Poultry. Administration building, brooder house, elevator, walks and driveways.. A view at the rear of the Administration building.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station; Quisenberry, T. E. (Thomas E. ), 1875-. [J

RFM81EKJ–SelbstfangstÃ¤nde 23

farmer's hand picks quail eggs from the battery cage tray Stock Photo

RF2G8H5R2–farmer's hand picks quail eggs from the battery cage tray

Successful poultry keeping : a text book for the beginner and for all persons interested in better poultry and more of it--contains the 'secrets of success' both for pleasure and profit--new and valuable information on all branches of the poultry business . size, the size of the pen is increased. The brooder, as may be seen in Fig. 2, consists of boardsnailed together with cleats, which rest on four hot-water pipes.In the brooder house at Hammonton strips of carpet are sus- The pipes should be three inches from the floor for the pended from each side of the brooder, and also between thepipes, Stock Photo

RM2AJDM4R–Successful poultry keeping : a text book for the beginner and for all persons interested in better poultry and more of it--contains the 'secrets of success' both for pleasure and profit--new and valuable information on all branches of the poultry business . size, the size of the pen is increased. The brooder, as may be seen in Fig. 2, consists of boardsnailed together with cleats, which rest on four hot-water pipes.In the brooder house at Hammonton strips of carpet are sus- The pipes should be three inches from the floor for the pended from each side of the brooder, and also between thepipes,

. Elementary agriculture . Fig. 33. A sanitary poultry house. sliould be dusted with powder a week before the chickens are hatched. Some of the powder may be mixed with lard and rubbed well on each chicken's iiead. Brooder Chicks. Incubator chickens have no mother to teach them to eat grit and green stutf. Stock Photo

RMMA77Y6–. Elementary agriculture . Fig. 33. A sanitary poultry house. sliould be dusted with powder a week before the chickens are hatched. Some of the powder may be mixed with lard and rubbed well on each chicken's iiead. Brooder Chicks. Incubator chickens have no mother to teach them to eat grit and green stutf.

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. 276 POULTRY CULTURE. Fig. 311. Brooder house at Massa- chusetts Agricultural College. (Pho- tograph from the college) of a temperature which quickly warms and dries them. Except for what are called (perhaps erroneously) low-temperature ^ hens, the temperature in natural brooding, with suitable-sized broods, is never injuriously wrong. The regulation of temperature is automatic and nearly perfect. Regulation of heat in artificial brooding. The operation of a brooder presents problems similar to the problems of artificial in- cubation. The Stock Photo

RMPG1YNK–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. 276 POULTRY CULTURE. Fig. 311. Brooder house at Massa- chusetts Agricultural College. (Pho- tograph from the college) of a temperature which quickly warms and dries them. Except for what are called (perhaps erroneously) low-temperature ^ hens, the temperature in natural brooding, with suitable-sized broods, is never injuriously wrong. The regulation of temperature is automatic and nearly perfect. Regulation of heat in artificial brooding. The operation of a brooder presents problems similar to the problems of artificial in- cubation. The

RFM81BE7–holding pen 5

farmer's hand picks up quail eggs from the battery cage tray Stock Photo

RF2G8H5TH–farmer's hand picks up quail eggs from the battery cage tray

RM2AJDMFW–Successful poultry keeping : a text book for the beginner and for all persons interested in better poultry and more of it--contains the 'secrets of success' both for pleasure and profit--new and valuable information on all branches of the poultry business . ore especi-ally in the care of chickens. We believe in a methodical arrange-ment of the brooder house, so that the chicks shall have asnearly as possible, the exact temperature suitable to their res-pective ages, the space most suited for them, and so forth.This cannot be done when the pens are all alike. Every think-ing man knows that what

. Elementary agriculture . Fiii. 33. A .saniUir;! poullrii house. should be dusted witli powder a week before the chickens are hatched. Some of the powder may be mixed with lard and rubbed well on each chicken's head. Brooder Chicks. Incubator chickens have no mother to teach them to eat srrit and o-reen stuff. Stock Photo

RMMA77K9–. Elementary agriculture . Fiii. 33. A .saniUir;! poullrii house. should be dusted witli powder a week before the chickens are hatched. Some of the powder may be mixed with lard and rubbed well on each chicken's head. Brooder Chicks. Incubator chickens have no mother to teach them to eat srrit and o-reen stuff.

RMPFG31P–. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri. Poultry. POULTRY EXPERIMENT STATION. 23 BROODING.. Brooder house No. 2—Comfort makes possible rapid growth and development.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station; Quisenberry, T. E. (Thomas E. ), 1875-. [Jefferson

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Lilly's complete annual catalog : seeds fertilizers stock foods bee supplies spray materiels poultry supplies . MODEL S8*k HOVER BURNING A Simple, Portable Brooder House StoveMore Economical Than Oil The equipment for brooding- large flocks ofchicks has been in a state of evolution for thepast decade. Each year has brought decidedimprovements U large capacity stoves. Therehas. however Deen a number of objections inthe majority of cases; among them high pricesof the stoes. and especially, high cost of oper-ation. In the case of the distillate burningstoves there is an objection on account of Stock Photo

RM2AXHA0N–Lilly's complete annual catalog : seeds fertilizers stock foods bee supplies spray materiels poultry supplies . MODEL S8*k HOVER BURNING A Simple, Portable Brooder House StoveMore Economical Than Oil The equipment for brooding- large flocks ofchicks has been in a state of evolution for thepast decade. Each year has brought decidedimprovements U large capacity stoves. Therehas. however Deen a number of objections inthe majority of cases; among them high pricesof the stoes. and especially, high cost of oper-ation. In the case of the distillate burningstoves there is an objection on account of

. New Top=heat Hot Air Fn=door Brooder, the simplest and cheapest on the market. When the plat- form is raised at night, it is secured from the invasion of rats or cats. Price §7.00. Migrated Catalogue of I n^ator^Br^oers and Poultry House Heafng mailed o n app.ication ; also Circulars ol Poultry Supplies Stock Photo

RMMCFCAK–. New Top=heat Hot Air Fn=door Brooder, the simplest and cheapest on the market. When the plat- form is raised at night, it is secured from the invasion of rats or cats. Price §7.00. Migrated Catalogue of I n^ator^Br^oers and Poultry House Heafng mailed o n app.ication ; also Circulars ol Poultry Supplies

RMPFG327–. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri. Poultry. "TT Brooder house No. 1—4,000-chick capacity.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station; Quisenberry, T. E. (Thomas E. ), 1875-. [Jefferson City, H. Stephens]

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RF2G7M0TB–woman farmer tenderly holds domestic quail in her hands indoor

The Farm-poultry . of their resirective1)611, and are set out with plum trees. In therear of the house is a pine grove which servesto break severe north and east winds. Instub comfortable quarters two hundredWhite Wyandoltes that are while, maketheir winter home, aud shell out goodlynumbers of eggs. A brooder house and granary combined,about 22 x 20, is fitted up with Prairie Stalesectional brooders. In the rear of the brooderhouse, running back into an earth bank, is theincubator cellar, which utilizes the brooderhouse as one of its walls. The cellar is 9 x 22,with 5| foot walls, and a shed r Stock Photo

RM2AM3X4C–The Farm-poultry . of their resirective1)611, and are set out with plum trees. In therear of the house is a pine grove which servesto break severe north and east winds. Instub comfortable quarters two hundredWhite Wyandoltes that are while, maketheir winter home, aud shell out goodlynumbers of eggs. A brooder house and granary combined,about 22 x 20, is fitted up with Prairie Stalesectional brooders. In the rear of the brooderhouse, running back into an earth bank, is theincubator cellar, which utilizes the brooderhouse as one of its walls. The cellar is 9 x 22,with 5| foot walls, and a shed r

. The Eastern poultryman . Chap. I. " II. " 111. " IV. " V. " VI. " VII. "VIII. " IX. '* X. ' XI. ' XII. Starting with an Incubator. Handling Chicks in a Brooder. Feeding the Chicks. Duck Producing on a Large Scale. Broiler Raising. Profitable Egg Farming. The Egg and Poultry Combination. Egg and Fruit Farming. Scratching Shed House Plans. Incubator Cellar and Brooding House Plans Feeding for Eggs. Standard Bred Poultry. Stock Photo

RMMAA1EF–. The Eastern poultryman . Chap. I. " II. " 111. " IV. " V. " VI. " VII. "VIII. " IX. '* X. ' XI. ' XII. Starting with an Incubator. Handling Chicks in a Brooder. Feeding the Chicks. Duck Producing on a Large Scale. Broiler Raising. Profitable Egg Farming. The Egg and Poultry Combination. Egg and Fruit Farming. Scratching Shed House Plans. Incubator Cellar and Brooding House Plans Feeding for Eggs. Standard Bred Poultry.

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. !•!(.;. 23t. Fattening and killing house ait Maine Agricultural t'oliepe. (I'hoto- graph from the college). Fig. 233. Brooder house at Connecticut Agricultural College. (Photograph from the college) FATTENING AND KILLING HOUSES AND BROODER HOUSE 149. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Stock Photo

RMPG0R71–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. !•!(.;. 23t. Fattening and killing house ait Maine Agricultural t'oliepe. (I'hoto- graph from the college). Fig. 233. Brooder house at Connecticut Agricultural College. (Photograph from the college) FATTENING AND KILLING HOUSES AND BROODER HOUSE 149. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and

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RF2G823HA–woman farmer tenderly holds domestic quail in her hands indoor

American poultry world . the changes of atmospherein the brooder house, and therefore amore even temperature is maintainedin the hovers. The economy of burn-ing coal in aHall Furnacerather thanusing individualoil lamps andbuying the oil,is a saving ev-ery poultrymanshould consider.And when thep oultrymanstops to think ofthe labor abrooder SYS-TEM will savehim, his decisionmust be in favorof the long pipehot water sys-tem. With itthere a re nolamps +o fillwith oil, nowicks to trim,and there are nofumes of burn-ing oil,and theworry of Oil fires.Not hingsaves thelabor asa hardcoal, hotwaterHall Stock Photo

RM2AWDXBM–American poultry world . the changes of atmospherein the brooder house, and therefore amore even temperature is maintainedin the hovers. The economy of burn-ing coal in aHall Furnacerather thanusing individualoil lamps andbuying the oil,is a saving ev-ery poultrymanshould consider.And when thep oultrymanstops to think ofthe labor abrooder SYS-TEM will savehim, his decisionmust be in favorof the long pipehot water sys-tem. With itthere a re nolamps +o fillwith oil, nowicks to trim,and there are nofumes of burn-ing oil,and theworry of Oil fires.Not hingsaves thelabor asa hardcoal, hotwaterHall

. Eggs and egg farms : Trustworthy information regarding the successful production of eggs--the construction plans of poultry buildings and the methods of feeding that make egg farming most profitable .. . 45—YOUNG BARRKD ROCKS AND THEIR COLONY-HOUSE one would believe. Those chicks that paste up behind in a few days have been chilled during this removal. In the brooder we place a small fountain filled with lukewarm water, a box containing grit, charcoal and bran. Our brooders are placed inside a small house, six feet wide and eight feet long, having a window and door on the south front. FOOD F Stock Photo

RMMA7J4T–. Eggs and egg farms : Trustworthy information regarding the successful production of eggs--the construction plans of poultry buildings and the methods of feeding that make egg farming most profitable .. . 45—YOUNG BARRKD ROCKS AND THEIR COLONY-HOUSE one would believe. Those chicks that paste up behind in a few days have been chilled during this removal. In the brooder we place a small fountain filled with lukewarm water, a box containing grit, charcoal and bran. Our brooders are placed inside a small house, six feet wide and eight feet long, having a window and door on the south front. FOOD F

RMPFG302–. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri. Poultry. 'OULTRY EXPERIMENT STATION. 31 GENERAL VIEWS.. Administration building, brooder house, elevator, walks and driveways.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station; Quisenberry, T. E. (Thomas E. ), 1875-. [Jeffer

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. Poultry houses and fixtures. How to lay out poultry plants ... FIG. 139—DETAILS OPWINDOW CON-STRUCTION. FIG. 140—PEN FRONT IN BROODER HOUSE tightly to the door and letting it turn in staples driveninto the ceiling on each side. This rod should be stapledto the door just enough off center so that it will swingshut when not fastened open. A couple of small blocks,nailed to the upper side of the ceiling at either end ofthe door, act as stops. The door may be held open by aweight, or by attaching the cord to stud or partition.These doors should be approximately under the highestpoint in the roof Stock Photo

RM2AFTJB0–. Poultry houses and fixtures. How to lay out poultry plants ... FIG. 139—DETAILS OPWINDOW CON-STRUCTION. FIG. 140—PEN FRONT IN BROODER HOUSE tightly to the door and letting it turn in staples driveninto the ceiling on each side. This rod should be stapledto the door just enough off center so that it will swingshut when not fastened open. A couple of small blocks,nailed to the upper side of the ceiling at either end ofthe door, act as stops. The door may be held open by aweight, or by attaching the cord to stud or partition.These doors should be approximately under the highestpoint in the roof

. Ducks and geese; a valuable collection of articles on breeding, rearing, feeding, housing and marketing these profitable fowls . VIEW ON ATLANTIC DUCK FARM, SPEONK, L. I., N. Y. A. J. HALLOCK, PROP'R. on each side, thus giving it the capacity of a single brooding house 250 feet long. Between the walk and brooding boxes there is an 18-inch space leading into the brooding boxes by a hanging door. In this space the little birds are fed and watered from the walk. They are allowed fifteen minutes to feed and water, when they are to be shut back into the brooder. Then the troughs and feeding runs Stock Photo

RMMAB0G7–. Ducks and geese; a valuable collection of articles on breeding, rearing, feeding, housing and marketing these profitable fowls . VIEW ON ATLANTIC DUCK FARM, SPEONK, L. I., N. Y. A. J. HALLOCK, PROP'R. on each side, thus giving it the capacity of a single brooding house 250 feet long. Between the walk and brooding boxes there is an 18-inch space leading into the brooding boxes by a hanging door. In this space the little birds are fed and watered from the walk. They are allowed fifteen minutes to feed and water, when they are to be shut back into the brooder. Then the troughs and feeding runs

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. F)G. 235. Interior of brooder house with wide walk and pens on one side. Fig. 236. Brooder house with narrow walk in middle and pens on both sides (Photograph from Pittsfield Farm) LONG BROODER-HOUSE INTERIORS 151. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company Stock Photo

RMPG42N0–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. F)G. 235. Interior of brooder house with wide walk and pens on one side. Fig. 236. Brooder house with narrow walk in middle and pens on both sides (Photograph from Pittsfield Farm) LONG BROODER-HOUSE INTERIORS 151. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

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Turkeys, ducks, and geese . The Incubator House of the Robinson Duck Company. A PROFITABLE DUCK BUSINESS 83. The Nursery Brooder House of the Robinson Duck Company. pipes while the return pipe is outside of the hovers. Thisreturn is a 3-inch pipe and is placed in the aisle againstthe hover. This arrangement gives considerable heat to thebuilding. To guard against extremely cold weather, a steamheater was installed. The pipes from this run overheadand when in use, heat the whole- building. This heat isvery essential early in the season as the older ducks onthe north side of the aisle have no ho Stock Photo

RM2AN9E0K–Turkeys, ducks, and geese . The Incubator House of the Robinson Duck Company. A PROFITABLE DUCK BUSINESS 83. The Nursery Brooder House of the Robinson Duck Company. pipes while the return pipe is outside of the hovers. Thisreturn is a 3-inch pipe and is placed in the aisle againstthe hover. This arrangement gives considerable heat to thebuilding. To guard against extremely cold weather, a steamheater was installed. The pipes from this run overheadand when in use, heat the whole- building. This heat isvery essential early in the season as the older ducks onthe north side of the aisle have no ho

. The Eastern poultryman . Chap. I. " II. " III. " IV. " V. " VI. " VII. "VIII. " IX. " X. 1 XI. 1 xn. Starting with an Incubator. Handling Chicks in a Brooder. Feeding the Chicks. Duck Producing on a Large Scale. Broiler Raising. Profitable Egg Farming. The Egg and Poultry Combination. Egg and Fruit Farming. Scratching Shed House Plans. Incubator Cellar and Brooding House Plans. Feeding for Eggs. Standard Bred Poultry. THIS BOOK IS FREE but we respectfully ask you to send 10 cents in stamps or silver, to pay postage. Positively and emphatic- ally, Stock Photo

RMMAA1G3–. The Eastern poultryman . Chap. I. " II. " III. " IV. " V. " VI. " VII. "VIII. " IX. " X. 1 XI. 1 xn. Starting with an Incubator. Handling Chicks in a Brooder. Feeding the Chicks. Duck Producing on a Large Scale. Broiler Raising. Profitable Egg Farming. The Egg and Poultry Combination. Egg and Fruit Farming. Scratching Shed House Plans. Incubator Cellar and Brooding House Plans. Feeding for Eggs. Standard Bred Poultry. THIS BOOK IS FREE but we respectfully ask you to send 10 cents in stamps or silver, to pay postage. Positively and emphatic- ally,

RMPFG31N–. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri. Poultry. Brooder house No. 2—Comfort makes possible rapid growth and development.. Brooder stove, night scene—1,000 chicks in one room.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station; Quisenberry, T. E. (Thomas E. ), 1875-

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Seventh annual cataloge of Cyphers Incubator Company : manufacturers of the Cyphers non-moisture, self-ventilating and self-regulating incubators, the improved Cyphers brooders and a full line of poultry appliances, also dealers in poultry supplies . Style C. Showing InteriorConstruction. BROODER-HOUSE HEATERS.—NEW BOOK BY MR. CYPHERS. the cost in detail of each item which enters into theirconstruction. We also give a detailed plan of the heater settingand piping for the house. We have for sale a com-plete line of heaters, sothat, if the customer de-sires, we can quote on thebest possible heat Stock Photo

RM2AWFAPX–Seventh annual cataloge of Cyphers Incubator Company : manufacturers of the Cyphers non-moisture, self-ventilating and self-regulating incubators, the improved Cyphers brooders and a full line of poultry appliances, also dealers in poultry supplies . Style C. Showing InteriorConstruction. BROODER-HOUSE HEATERS.—NEW BOOK BY MR. CYPHERS. the cost in detail of each item which enters into theirconstruction. We also give a detailed plan of the heater settingand piping for the house. We have for sale a com-plete line of heaters, sothat, if the customer de-sires, we can quote on thebest possible heat

. Eastern fruit . foftr To r»t» ^'r%i,^A iJ LIU LUjilll Several methods are suggested to prevent crowding; among others, a tightly closed colony house of small dimensions and the least possible ven- tilation; in fact, almost no ventilation. This is poor practice and seriously af- fects the stamina of the chicks. One of tlie safest of two methods is a tire- less brooder of such height that all , ..f the chicks are compelled to sit | down; in other words, make the top j of the hover low enough to prevent j them piling on top of each other. A tireless brooder is easily made from j ;iny old box, a Stock Photo

RMMAA1NA–. Eastern fruit . foftr To r»t» ^'r%i,^A iJ LIU LUjilll Several methods are suggested to prevent crowding; among others, a tightly closed colony house of small dimensions and the least possible ven- tilation; in fact, almost no ventilation. This is poor practice and seriously af- fects the stamina of the chicks. One of tlie safest of two methods is a tire- less brooder of such height that all , ..f the chicks are compelled to sit | down; in other words, make the top j of the hover low enough to prevent j them piling on top of each other. A tireless brooder is easily made from j ;iny old box, a

. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. I'lii. 51. Haby ducks (one week old) Fii;. 5^. Haby ducks (two weeks old) Fig. 53. Cold brooder house. (Ducklings three weeks old) BROODER HOUSES AT WEBER BROTHERS' DUCK FARM 5=. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company Stock Photo

RMPG472G–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. I'lii. 51. Haby ducks (one week old) Fii;. 5^. Haby ducks (two weeks old) Fig. 53. Cold brooder house. (Ducklings three weeks old) BROODER HOUSES AT WEBER BROTHERS' DUCK FARM 5=. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Robinson, John H. (John Henry), 1863-1935. Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company

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RM2AN9FBJ–Turkeys, ducks, and geese . The Incubator House of the Robinson Duck Company. A PROFITABLE DUCK BUSINESS 83. The Nursery Brooder House of the Robinson Duck Company. pipes while the return pipe is outside of the hovers. Thisreturn is a 3-inch pipe and is placed in the aisle againstthe hover. This arrangement gives considerable heat to thebuilding. To guard against extremely cold weather, a steamheater was installed. The pipes from this run overheadand when in use, heat the whole- building. This heat isvery essential early in the season as the older ducks onthe north side of the aisle have no ho

RMPFG329–. A day at the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, Mo., with a brief discussion of the possibilities of the poultry industry of Missouri. Poultry. oo A DAY AT THE MISSOURI STATE BROODING.. "TT Brooder house No. 1—4,000-chick capacity.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station; Quisenberry, T. E. (Thomas E. ), 1875-. [Jefferson City, H. Stephens]

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. Poultry houses and fixtures. How to lay out poultry plants ... 4 feet square. After thefirst few days it is removed. We also have a board about12 inches high to keep the chicks within about two feet ofthe pipes for the first 24 to 48 hours. It is then movedback to about the middle of the run for another day ortwo, and finally removed, giving the chicks the use of theentire run. The pit is 4^ feet deep. If possible, it would be wellto have a drain in this pit. In cold weather the watercould be run off easily without carrying it out. Further-more, in cleaning a brooder house the work should be Stock Photo

RM2AFTHHY–. Poultry houses and fixtures. How to lay out poultry plants ... 4 feet square. After thefirst few days it is removed. We also have a board about12 inches high to keep the chicks within about two feet ofthe pipes for the first 24 to 48 hours. It is then movedback to about the middle of the run for another day ortwo, and finally removed, giving the chicks the use of theentire run. The pit is 4^ feet deep. If possible, it would be wellto have a drain in this pit. In cold weather the watercould be run off easily without carrying it out. Further-more, in cleaning a brooder house the work should be

. Poultry-craft. A text-book for poultry keepers ... Poultry. PO UL TR r- CRAFT. 49 48. Houses for Separate, or Detached Brooders. — The pipe brooder house can be used only to brood chicks ; its arrangement makes it unsuitable for housing stock. Besides this, the brooder being built into the house, if once it becomes infested with lice there is great difficulty in getting rid of them. Some poultrymen use detached brooder houses like that shown in Fig. 33. In this is placed a small brooder, which is removed when the chicks no longer need the heat. Roosts may then be put in, and the chicks kept Stock Photo

RMPG2E8N–. Poultry-craft. A text-book for poultry keepers ... Poultry. PO UL TR r- CRAFT. 49 48. Houses for Separate, or Detached Brooders. — The pipe brooder house can be used only to brood chicks ; its arrangement makes it unsuitable for housing stock. Besides this, the brooder being built into the house, if once it becomes infested with lice there is great difficulty in getting rid of them. Some poultrymen use detached brooder houses like that shown in Fig. 33. In this is placed a small brooder, which is removed when the chicks no longer need the heat. Roosts may then be put in, and the chicks kept

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The Farm-poultry . BROODING SYSTEMS. Wherever they have been tried tiiey have proved their ability to hatch al one time any number of eggs upto 15.000 or more, at a cheaper cost, with less labor, and a percentage of hatchers that rivals the best of thesmaller Incubators. No risk involved; everything to gain. We Guarantee the Hall Mammoth Incu-bators to perform the work we claim. The Hall Brooder House Heaters Have been endorsed by practical poultry men of the United States, Canada, and Germany, as being superior fi?to any ami all makes, foreign r one ol these money making plants. You can batch Stock Photo

RM2AJD5BA–The Farm-poultry . BROODING SYSTEMS. Wherever they have been tried tiiey have proved their ability to hatch al one time any number of eggs upto 15.000 or more, at a cheaper cost, with less labor, and a percentage of hatchers that rivals the best of thesmaller Incubators. No risk involved; everything to gain. We Guarantee the Hall Mammoth Incu-bators to perform the work we claim. The Hall Brooder House Heaters Have been endorsed by practical poultry men of the United States, Canada, and Germany, as being superior fi?to any ami all makes, foreign r one ol these money making plants. You can batch

. Poultry feeds and feeding . Poultry; Feeds. POULTRY FEEDS AND FEEDING having a constant supply of mash on the range the chickens are always able to get plenty of feed and a hopper of this kind is a splendid investment. If a dry mash is used for the small chicks in the brooder house an open box hopper along the types shown in Figure 13 but much smaller in size is very satisfactory. Such a hopper should be about 12 inches wide, 18 inches long and 4 to 5 inches deep. It will be necessary to put this hopper right on the floor for the small chicks in order that they can get into the box but as th Stock Photo

RMPG1B1C–. Poultry feeds and feeding . Poultry; Feeds. POULTRY FEEDS AND FEEDING having a constant supply of mash on the range the chickens are always able to get plenty of feed and a hopper of this kind is a splendid investment. If a dry mash is used for the small chicks in the brooder house an open box hopper along the types shown in Figure 13 but much smaller in size is very satisfactory. Such a hopper should be about 12 inches wide, 18 inches long and 4 to 5 inches deep. It will be necessary to put this hopper right on the floor for the small chicks in order that they can get into the box but as th

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