. Comment nous faire payer les canards ... un guide illustré de l'élevage rentable de nos modernes Pekin tous les canetons de mammouth blanc ordinaire ; et approfondie des leçons pour débutants et d'autres partout qui écrivent pour les détails et les secrets de notre méthode sans eau... il n'est pas nécessaire de faire absolutelytight par chasse ou de papier. Tout ce qui est nécessaire est tonail charpente sur les fissures entre les conseils d'whichform la toiture. L'engraissement cabanes sont utilisés à partir de la fin avril à novembre i, à notre latitude. Dans southernlatitudes leur utilisation peut commencer plus tôt. Dans l'engraissement des hangars, nourrir trois fois par jour,

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. How we make ducks pay ... an illustrated guide to the profitable breeding of our modern Pekin all-white mammoth ducklings; plain and thorough lessons for beginners and others everywhere who write for the details and secrets of our waterless method... it is not necessary to make it absolutelytight by shingling or paper. All that is necessary is tonail battens over the cracks between the boards whichform the roof. The fattening sheds are used from the endof April to November i, in our latitude. In southernlatitudes their use could begin earlier. In the fattening sheds, feed three times a day, morn-ing, noon and night, 6 a.m., 12 m., and 6 p.m. Feed amixture of corn-meal, low-grade flour, beef scraps, oyster shells and grit, and green stuff when you have it.Mix the food in these proportions: Three parts of corn-meal, one part of low-grade flour, three-quarters of a part ofbeef scraps with about three per centofoyster shells and gritmixed equally, then one part of green stuff, when you haveit. The ducklings like the looks of the mixture better andeat more of it when the green stuff is in it to give it color. This food is given until the ducklings are ten oreleven weeks old, when they are killed. This is a richfood mixture to fatten. 69. READY FOR FEEDING On a large plant, wooden pails will be found to be the best means for carry-ing the food to the ducks. After the food is mixed in the house, it is put intothe pails, which are staclced up as shown. If the ground is level and a largenumber of the pails are to be transported to the ducks, a four-wheeled truck(not shown in picture) drawn by two men is the best device for wheeling them.If a smaller number of the pails are to be transported, wheelbarrows are thehandiest. Wooden pails are cheaper than galvanized iron and they are better becausethey may be nested when empty and a lot of them carried by one man. Metalpails might be nested but their combined weight on the arms of the operatorwould be very tiresome. FATTENING Th

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