Management of Incubators And Rearers
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Before going, on to the operation of a btooder, we must consider its size, and one to accommodate thirty to forty chicks is quite, large enough, as fifty at the outside should be reared together.
Although the sleeping compartment may appear a wilderiless witk S 2 MANAGEMENT OF KEAKERS.
some forty to fifty chicks in, you must consider how much of it they will occupy when they are three weeks to a month old, unless you iave a larger rearer to take them. To rear forty chicks to a month old not les...s than 2 feet square of floor space should be allowed.
We now come to the most important point in artificial chicken rearing, and that is the correct temperature. If too little heat is given the chicks will rarely emerge from • their sleeping chamber, where they ^v ill be huddled together, chirping discontentedly, and will have to be "hauled" out to get them to feed. The teniperature should be quite 90 degrees, or even a little over, the day the chicks are removed, in a snug, well-lined basket, from machine to rearer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before going, on to the operation of a btooder, we must consider its size, and one to accommodate thirty to forty chicks is quite, large enough, as fifty at the outside should be reared together.
Although the sleeping compartment may appear a wilderiless witk S 2 MANAGEMENT OF KEAKERS.
some forty to fifty chicks in, you must consider how much of it they will occupy when they are three weeks to a month old, unless you iave a larger rearer to take them. To rear forty chicks to a month old not les...s than 2 feet square of floor space should be allowed.
We now come to the most important point in artificial chicken rearing, and that is the correct temperature. If too little heat is given the chicks will rarely emerge from • their sleeping chamber, where they ^v ill be huddled together, chirping discontentedly, and will have to be "hauled" out to get them to feed. The teniperature should be quite 90 degrees, or even a little over, the day the chicks are removed, in a snug, well-lined basket, from machine to rearer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Proud, P to read onlineMoreLess
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