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“From. ry ‘pusiness ‘standpoint. it ,

is. entirely. immaterial whether a
pergon is a novice or ‘an. old vet-
eran breeder,. it, is, his duty 98.8
successful : manager. to. “get. the
best. possible - results from _ the
least expenditure, S

Ati is true that a.good. deal: of |
one’s success depends, upon sales-
manship and upon his skill as a

buyer; but what is. of: equal: im-:

portance is the: ability. to foresee

‘an advance or a drop in price, an

increase or. deeline i in the demand |,
or some other contingency that
may result in the making or los-
ing of a dollar, a. hundred or. a
thousand.

A breeder withouta an 1 establish- ’
ed name or a demand for his. pro-
duce and lacking .the necessary.
funds with which to: advertise,
had better not speculate on. the|
raise in price, or.increase:in ‘de-
mand, or any other future uncer-
tainties.
pose to depend only on that which
is certain.

If one has t0- depend entirely
upon commercial. prices for. his
income,
matter to figure out a schedule of
operations, -§o0.as to begin to work
it out'six or-eight months before
hand.. ‘To. get: the most out of
the - commercial end of ‘poultry, |
one should be.in the market with

fresh eating eggs October 1st..

That means hatching your chicks

/ lin March and early April, if you

are to depend on the ‘pullets each
year. ~~ *
Ina locality whiere fresh eating

eggs are‘on a par with those in

and around Chicago (from 40c to

EI ‘Demers & Co. |

|60c a dozen) a good all round pul-
\Jet laying Oct, Ist -will earn you

during the next five months $2.00

7: | per. head over arid above feed—
reckoning, of ‘course, that the

cost-of bring her, to laying is a
permanent investment.
To.do-this any good thorough-
bred laying stock: ‘is recommend- |,
ed, preferably : Orpingtons - as
they are known winter. layers,

It should be his pur-

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high scoring show stock, nor aven |

birds with show reeord parentage]
to ‘accomplish: ‘this. “What would
be of more: importance would be
to have pullets’ from heavy lay.

ing stock, because the more your

pullets can lay: during those ‘tive |:
months the larger: will ‘be your

~ after ‘that’ time, it is now a

matter of ‘precedent, that eggs |:

drop very ‘yapidly i in price, due. to

the influx of farmers’ eggs, "and:

it Is also’ a matter of fact: that’ at |;
any time’ thereafter, there is a
good : demand’ for broilers.’
as a ‘commercial breeder, where
the maximum of profit is ‘desired.
from every pound of feed invest-

ed, it is much’ more advisable’ to

incubate eggs ‘than to sell. them
for eating purposes. A little ex-
perience in ‘incubation and artifi-
cial brooding | is an advantage,
yeta little: ‘common sense’ and

willingness to try will: form. the

nucleus for success in both.
From then on up: to. molting
time ‘all: eggs should’ be- turned
into broflers. “There'is a contin-
uous demand at a ‘good price;

some times’ enormous, and.your

net. profit. merely depends on how

successful, you, are..in. bringing:
out the chicks, and likewise | in

raising ‘them.

It is not wise to “do: all: -yout
hatching from pullets’ eggs, and|:
for ‘this. reason’ you" “should. carry

over from a°dozen. to. a hundred.
hens, according to the size of the:
plant, and with these. you can’
depend upon eges. for the early

hatches.  Pullets’” ees ‘might
prove afailure. ~

. Second season and. even | third

season hens, if educated. winter: |.
layers, through breeding for.that
Purpose, are > also profitable from

So.

fall.

atudy:as artificial. ineubs

In'stocking the plant or stock
ing i for. next: Season, do not-un-
necessarily carry. anything over.

‘nor any thing that. you do not.im-

mediately. need. pie you. have no
‘market for ‘cockerels as breeders
dispose of them. before witter.

‘They take up a lot of spare: time

and feed and. do. not bring as big
a-price in: the: spring. as. in. the
In. commereial. ‘work do. not
carry over old ‘cocks: ‘at. all “Tt
doesn’t pay any extra: profit,, and
is. entirely ‘unnecessary. | New.
cockerels each: season, even’ ‘tho
you are compelled to, buy, /are a
better. investment. ‘Neither. ia

line breeding recommended on a}

commercial plant. At is highly
satisfactory. if. carried. out..to. the
letter, but requires time. and ex-
tra attention, also necessitates
carrying over numberless males,
and all things considered, from a

| commercial: standpoint,. ‘does not).
pay. Quick results ‘and little at-j |:
tention are: ‘essential: to. success. de

Why: not interest the boy j in aly
poultry-keeping and stimulate -

his interest by. giving him a pen.

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