. Les oeufs et les exploitations agricoles : l'information fiable concernant la réussite de la production d'œufs, les plans de construction des bâtiments de la volaille et les méthodes d'alimentation qui font l'agriculture plus rentable d'oeufs ... La production de volailles, oeufs. Les exploitations rentables. RHODE ISLAND d'ŒUFS ont peu d'USINE DE TRANSFORMATION DE LA VOLAILLE ET LA COLONIE COMPTON DÉCRIT - pratique d'ŒUFS TROUVÉS DANS PETIT COIN DE NOUVELLE ANGLETERRE OÙ L'INDUSTRIE DE LA VOLAILLE A PAYÉ DES DIVIDENDES BON POUR PRÈS DES DEUX TIERS DE SIÈCLE PRINCE T. WOODS, M. D. ateong mentionné en bonne place les pionniers dans cette entreprise quelque soixante j-oreilles, il y a nous trouver la n

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. Eggs and egg farms : Trustworthy information regarding the successful production of eggs--the construction plans of poultry buildings and the methods of feeding that make egg farming most profitable ... Poultry; Eggs Production. PROFITABLE EGG FARMS. RHODE ISLAND EGG FARMS LITTLE COMPTON POULTRY PLANT AND COLONY PLAN DESCRIBED — PRACTICAL EGG FARMS FOUND IN LITTLE CORNER OF NEW ENGLAND WHERE THE POULTRY INDUSTRY HAS PAID GOOD DIVIDENDS FOR NEARLY TWO-THIRDS OF A CENTURY PRINCE T. WOODS, M. D. Prominently mentioned ateong the pioneers in this busi- ness sixty or more j-ears ago, we find the names of William Tripp and Isaac C. Wilbour of Little Compton, Rhode Island, and John Macomber of Westport, Massachusetts. The late Mr. Tripp is credited with being the originator of the Rhode Island Red fowl, and these birds which were intermixed with red fowls produced by Mr, Macomber were originally known to the residents of that section as the "Bill Tripp" and "John Macomber" fowls. So far as can be learned these ancestors of our present day Rhode Island Reds were the result of crossing Malays with birds that were then termed Chittagongs, Cochin Chinas and Red Shanghais. Messrs. Tripp and Ma- comber both took a great interest in developing these red fowls chiefly for egg production, but with a view to producing fowls that could be disposed of advantageously as market poultry when through laying, and for this reason clean legged cockerels and pullets were chosen with bright yellow legs and yellow skin, and also the breeders were selected from those pullets which produced the greatest number of large brown eggs. As interest increased in these fowls care was also given in the selection of breeding birds to secure those most even in plumage, of good shape, and not too coarse boned. V RHODE ISLAND REDS Mr. Isaac C. Wilbour was one of the veteran poultry rais- ers and handlers of the Little Compton district, and he with Dr. N. B. Aldrich of Fall river was ins

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