"Methods Of Poultry Management At The Maine Agricultural Experiment Station" offers a detailed look into the practices employed at a leading agricultural research facility. Written by Charles D. Woods and Gilbert Mottier Gowell, this book provides valuable insights into the techniques used for raising poultry, focusing on practical methods and scientific observations.
Readers will discover information on various aspects of poultry management, including breeding, feeding, and housing, along with discussions on optimizing egg production and maintaining the health of the flock. This historical account offers a unique perspective on the evolution of agricultural science and provides a glimpse into the methods that shaped modern poultry farming practices.
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