. Jahresbericht der Missouri State Board der Landwirtschaft. Missouri. Zustand der Landwirtschaft; Landwirtschaft - Missouri. Bericht von Missouri Fanners" Woche. 513 Lugen unaufhörlich zeigt an Hunger oder Kälte, und die Probleme sollten behoben werden. Auch die Küken trocken halten und den Brutapparat sauber, großzügig Desinfektion bei jeder Reinigung. Sauberes Wasser und frische Luft sind ebenfalls von wesentlicher Bedeutung. Dreckig, trinkutensilien vermeiden und Brunnen, die leicht gereinigt werden, und solche, die Küken nicht nass werden. Ausfall der Küken bis nachts abgeschaltet ergibt häufig Verluste, weil die von Katzen und Ratten, während Nasse gr

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. Annual report of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture. Missouri. State Board of Agriculture; Agriculture -- Missouri. Report of Missouri Fanners' Week. 513 Peeping incessantly indicates hunger or cold, and the trouble should be remedied. Also keep the chicks dry and the brooder clean, liberally disinfecting at each cleaning. Clean water and fresh air are also essential. Avoid filthy drinking utensils, and use fountains which are readily cleaned, and such that the chicks cannot become wet. Failure to shut the chicks up at night often results in losses because of cats and rats, while wet grass weakens their vitality. As soon as the chick requires no further heat, install roosts and remove the hovers. Have the houses close to ranges such as corn fields, etc., where clean range, bugs, worms, grasshoppers and shade furnish ideal growing conditions, and then the problem of rearing is comparatively simple. RESOLUTIONS. Whereas, The Missouri State Branch of the American Poultry Association has just held a very satisfactory and profitable meeting during Farmers' Week at Columbia; therefore, be it Resolved, That we, the members of this Association in annual convention assem- bled, do hereby express our appreciation and sincere thanks to those in authority at the University for providing us with rooms in which to hold our business meetings, to the state Board of Agriculture for giving us a place on their published programs, and also to Prof. H. L. Kempster for the courtesies shown the members of this Asso- ciation during this meeting. We desire to also commend the work of Miss Elizabeth Hodge and the members of the Boone County Poultry Show, with whom our Associa- tion medals and diplomas were offered, for their splendid work in building up one of the largest and best shows in the State. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread on our minutes, and also a copy be furnished each of the above who have contributed to the success of this meeting. T. E. QUISENBERRY,

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