The Corning Egg Farm book, by Corning himselfCorning, Edward
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The Corning Egg Farm book, by Corning himself
Corning, Edward
Eggs -- Production; Poultry
Fixed Feeding Hours 103
Four Collections of Eggs Daily 105
Mash Fed in Afternoon 105
CHAPTER XVIII
INCUBATION ON THE CORNING EGG FARM 106
Hen Reigns Supreme 106
Livable Chicks--Not Numbers 107
Uniform Temperature Most Important 108
Ventilation and Moisture Next 108
Hot Water Machines Best 110
Corning Incubator Cellar Unequaled 111
Eggs Turned from Third to Eighteenth Day 112
103 Degrees Maintained 112
Cool But Never Cold 113
Cover Glass Doors 114
All Good Chicks Hatch in 20 Days 114
Set Incubators Toward Evening 115
Tested Only on Eighteenth Day 116
Moisture 117
Chicks Handled Only Once 117
Baby Chick Business Cruel 118
CHAPTER XIX
REARING CHICKS IN BROODER HOUSE--THE FOLLOWING TWO YEARS’ RESULTS
DEPEND UPON SUCCESS IN BROODING 121
Corn Not Proper Chick Food 122
Follow Nature’s Teaching 122
A Balanced Food 123
Never Build a Double House 126
Must Drain Chick Runs 127
Concrete Floors Mean Dampness 127
Corning Heated Brooder House 128
Corning Feeds Dry Food Only 129
Three Feeds Daily 129
Green Food Third Day 130
Animal Food Tenth Day 130
Avoid Moving Chicks Often 132
CHAPTER XX
HANDLING BIRDS ON RANGE--THE YOUNGSTERS MUST BE KEPT GROWING ALL
THE TIME 134
A Corning Wrinkle 135
Grain and Mash Once a Day 137
Plenty of Shade 139
Removed to Laying House Middle of September 140
CHAPTER XXI
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