. Bolgiano di Baltimora guide giardino 1928. Semi Maryland Baltimore cataloghi; Verdure Maryland Baltimore cataloghi; Vivai (orticoltura) Maryland Baltimore cataloghi; fiori Semi cataloghi; attrezzature da giardinaggio e fornisce cataloghi; pollame le attrezzature e le forniture dei cataloghi. Il J. Bolgiano società sementiera, Baltimore, Md. 81. Come prendersi cura del tuo bambino pulcini ^^^>- la cura prestata baby pulcini durante i primi giorni della loro vita è di vitale importanza. Questo non può essere enfatizzato troppo fortemente. Mortalità pesante di solito può essere fatta risalire a questo periodo critico. Chick mortalità può

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. Bolgiano of Baltimore garden guide 1928. Seeds Maryland Baltimore Catalogs; Vegetables Maryland Baltimore Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Maryland Baltimore Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Poultry Equipment and supplies Catalogs. The J. Bolgiano Seed Company, Baltimore, Md. 81. How TO Take Care of Your Baby Chicks ^^^>-- The care given baby chicks during the first few days of their lives is vitally important. This cannot be emphasized too strongly. Heavy mortality can usually be traced right back to this critical period. Chick mortality can be reduced greatly by following these simple suggestions, which have been found to be the most satisfactory through experience gained in handling thousands of chicks. The brooder stoves and houses must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. The floor of the house cov- ered with clean chaff, cut clover or sand to the depth of at least one-half inch. The stoves started at least two days before the chicks arrive, with the temperature at the edge of the canopy around 100° Fahrenheit. When the chicks arrive examine them carefully, and see that all are bright and lively. Some may show signs of slow development after a few days. Such chicks should be removed from the main flock where they can be given special attention. Unless they show signs of improvement, they should not be put back with the others, but should be either fed for market or destroyed. The best time to put the chicks under the hover is just before dark. Take a few out of the boxes at a time and get them settled under the hover before putting the others under. Avoid excitement and noise as much as possible. Chicks which have travelled some distance are usually upset and nervous. Be sure that they have quieted down before giving them any feed. Grit and tepid water should be before them all the time. Do not give cold water under any circumstances. THE FIRST FEEDING On the label of our boxes you will find the date the chi

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