H. E. Upton Poultry-House Construction

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The frames of houses may be made from trees about 3 inches in diameter. The above shows a Tolman house in the course of construction. British Columbia; that the poultryman possesses a good knowledge of feeding his stock in order to secure good egg production and at the same time not force them; that the stock be of a strain which is not susceptible to any harsh climatic change that may occur in any part of the Province; and, further, that the stock has been given every. Chance to progress without any set-back from lice, mites, or disease. Unless these essentials have been attended to properly, one must not expect good, profitable egg production in any type of poultry-house.