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- Breeding for Layers
Poultrymen have found it a
comparatively easy matter to se-.
lect the best specimens of a flock
in faney points or market ‘quali-
ties, but to pick out the best ese
producers with any certainty: of
having the right ones is quite an-
other thing.
an egg type by which a good lay-
er may be selected, and no doubt
there is something in this, but
most poultrymen have found out
that the use of a trap nest is the
only sure way of getting at this
question. The time may come
when we shall be able’ to select
the best layers without the use of
the trap nest, but as yet J do not
find that any other practical plan
has been given to ‘the public. ‘:
have found a. good reliable trap
nest. a very paying device in
breeding up for good layers. «
It is frequently the case that
one of the very best layers in the
flock will be a verv ordinary.look-
ing hen and would be about the
last: one to be picked as a first
class layer. On the other hand
it is not uncommon for one of the
brightest and most likely looking
hens to prove one of the poorest

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layers. _ I have had hens that
would go on. the nest regularly,
and yet. would only: now and then

A flock . which ‘produces an an av-
erage of 150. eggs per. year per

-| hen. is an: ‘unusually. good laying
lot, and i in such a flock the use of.

a trap nest is pretty sure to dis-
close the presence of hens. that
are producing, 200 egps. If a
breeder is in ignorance as to his

advantage when attempting to

Some say there is .

levery line, and fresh ergs have

‘best layers he is at a. decided dis-

| nest and: inte

that care and: féeding do much in.

making | good layers, but these|su

are necessarily - limited to theit®
effect. .

gin to give the: returns in milk or
butter which ‘the same care and
feed: would® bring from. .a. well

milking strains, « .
At is not: found necessary ‘to
use trap nests. all the year round
to select the best layers. By

or five months. each year the de-
sired results may. be easily - ac:
complished.

Market Eggs

There is a great. demand today ||
for strictly fresh eggs. The no-
toriety gained by the storage pro-
I) duct last winter has put aban on
eating those eggs. ‘People insist
on having what they want along

come to.their own. This means of
course that as long as there is a
large “supply. of them the’ price
will. be ‘comparatively low, but as
soon, as there: ‘becomes. a scarcity
up ‘goes the” ‘price. ‘There isa
profit:in eggs in: this. country the
year ‘round, - but from.now until
spring: ‘the poultryman with: lay-
ing. hens will be’ very. fortunate.
To reap the ‘greatest . benefit. one
must keep i in touch with. the mar-
ket and ‘cater. to its. demands.
Eges should be: sorted and well
graded, If you have birds that
lay - ‘different’ colored eggs they

to ‘be. looked: after. : Never: let
a ditty. egg £0 to the ‘market, At}
looks too much. like the cold stor-
age product. The small and: the
dirty. eggs can be used at home.
It.is poor business to eat the best

- Careful. sole tion: with: a trap D
gent: mating, of | ¥
specimens of. known ancesters is | tre
the only. practical way in which |
improvemerit inthe laying: quali- ||
ties. can. be effected, It is.a fact |t

A common cow with the||
‘best food and’ care would not be-

bred ‘animal of one of: the heavy { a

keeping individual records “four. a

should be sorted;: ‘also. the size. is

ré lots of places Where a
ice éant be had ' ‘than at

when. reselling, the eggs.

sumer is the slogan. tolay. a

“Hens Big Honey Makers .
“Of all the ‘breeds and kind. of
-| breeds of pure bred. animals, the

0] try. “More people buy ' pure bred|-
- stock for. improving their: flocks

cattle or horses. And. there i is a
very good reason ‘for it.
“The hen is the greatest. money
maker on the farm, She. lives
largely on the food that ‘would
otherwise be wasted. ‘She feeds
and elothes the ‘family. and -fin-
ally she gives. up her body as the
most favored food for the mouttis
of:all the nations. -

- Poultry is: found ‘on every
farm ‘and. in many hundreds ‘of
city yards... The ‘tost. natural)}
thing; therefore, -is-‘to: improvei|’
the flock by ‘the purchase | ‘of-a
rooster, a few hens or some’ eggs
for hatching... The amount ‘in-
volved in the purchase: of such

which eminated from the many
thousands . who raise’ poultry ‘is
readily turned into a market fer
the- broader: "Exe charike..

that. poultry.. culture ‘should be} ;
followed on the same. line that
dairying i is—giving food and- care
to get results—the sooner will

build up a strain of prolific layers

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