Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 230
HOUSE 211 have laid their eggs; a strip of wire netting two feethigh will be required to inclose a narrow yard in front ofthe house. Twine netting should not be used, as theducks put their heads through the meshes and twistthe twine about their necks, often so effectively as tostrangle themselves.… … Fig. 210 GROUND PLAN OF THE HOUSE highest point in the roof. It is unnecessary in poultryhouses to provide for the admission of fresh air, as enough,and generally too much, comes in around the doors andwindows. If a poultry house is constructed so thoroughlyas to keep out the cold, and ventilation…
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