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THURSDAY, MARCH 12TH, 1936. THE.BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA • HERB AND HEREABOUTS. • Dr. L. T. Claytcr spent Sunday in Baccnton, Ga., with his brother. Capt. F. V. Jajftes, of Denmark was a business visiter in town Friday. r> j TTi- " Miss Rachel Gleaton isf the guest of relatives and friends in Columbia this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Hartley, of Abbeville, spent the week-end in Barn well with relatives and friends. i young MOTHERS IcirM 00 chanc «- (If* be,t ‘«at e d [At uZV dosin *"i Why Gulf is the Gas for March THE STATE FARMER SECTION PAGE ELEVEN Season Now Here For Culling Flocks Expert Suggests Inventory; Careful Consideration is Vital By ROY S. DEARSTYNE (Head of the Poultry Department at N. C. State College) The present spring prices for eggs and the con tinued relatively high cost of poul try feeds has pre sented a culling problem to the poultryman which requires more care- f u 1 consideration of factors involved than in past years. Egg prices held up to a much high er level than in past years in this section and it is very probable that some poultrymen are going to slight the culling which should be done to maintain the flock production at its high est percent for” the season of the year. rt ^ -3L FEEDING THE CHICKS—With tha approach of spring this will ba a familiar scans throughout ths South. While peak production has been se cured in most instances during the months of March and April, a certain percent of the birtls in all flocks of heavy layers will soon begin to break in production, and where this break starts, the individual decline in producton usu- .illy is very rapid. Consequently, identi- ftcation and marking of such birds should he done at the earliest possible time. What to Cull Birds breaking in production during M ay and June are not usually g<x>d prospects to carry over for the next lax TUB GRAND NEW • renn State" tomato Hm Made Gm4 Kvrry Claim far lit Win* ia tfer Alt-AaMrka Srirrtiaw far 1MC Rrrd and drvrlntmt by Dr. C. E. Myara of Pa. Slat* Colkirr of AKrirutturr tatradaerd by aa last yaar. Sard aow available ia balk from 1985 croi>. It hni. Quality. Earlinewt. Tmarndou» Yieldiny. Order thia •riymal xed at aac*. Pricer, pfct. lo eU: 8 pkta. 25 rta. ; X^ox. ft ; om. 81.S5: Mb. 8« Send for a (Ver co|»y of our Beautilul Market Uardenera' Oataloff. Tblrty-ri* of the a acre of V eye table* aad flowers are ia aataral cetera. WALTER S.SCHELL, Inc. Dept. 8P. IMh A Market Sta.. Harriabarg. Pa. Central Peaaaylvaaia^ Largeat Seed Hewee SW Your Rupture Worries! Why worry and auffrr any longer? Learn about our per fected intrention for all forma of reducible rupture. 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The fol lowing molt or rest period is not usu ally very rapid and unless the birds were exceptionally early hatched, a break in produc tion is an indica tion that the bird has^ not been an ex ceptionally heavy producer. On going out of production a bird usually shows a loss of color in the comb which quick ly becomes dry and shriveled. T h e vent loses its loose, moist appearance and the pelvic bones contract. The abdomen gradually becomes hard, rather than showing the soft pliable condition of the abdomen of the heaxy layer, and the bird loses to some extent the alert appearance of the^ bird in heavy production. Such birds^ are usually easy to identify and should be caught up and carefully examined prior to culling. Broody birds at this season of the year are likexvise poor prospects from a commercial standpoint. Usually one s|x*ll of hroodiness is followed by an other, which fact from an egg producing standpoint, makes broody birds uneco nomical. Watch Body Weight During heavy production there is a heavy demand on the body reserve of laying birds. The careful poultryman compensates tor this by carefully adjust ing his feeding of scratch grain to meet the situation. If this is not done, there arises the probability of a flock collapse from fhc standpoint of egg production, xvith the possibility of a high mortality among the layers. The poultryman should make a careful check on body weight at all times, but especially at this season of the year. In xiexv of the fact that the breeding season is over, there is no place in the laying flock tor males. By removing these, infertile eggs may be produced and these have a much higher keeping qual ity than fertile eggs, thus being of greater value from a marketing stand point. Where mass mating has been practiced and no trapnesting done, it is difficult to evaluate the breeding worth of a male. Consequently, culling of males under such conditions is a matter of type and handling qualities. The devitalized male seldom can be carried through the sum mer and prove a profitable breeder dur ing the next breeding season. Such birds should he culled. Take Inventory Now Ixxjking trtxvard the future, the poul tryman should at this time take inven tory of his breeding program for next year. If nexv blood h;is been introduced txvo years ago and the performance of the last year pullets has been satisfactory it is possible that next year’s breeding may be safely carried out with the cock erels of Ithis year’s hatch. However, the introduction of new blood xvould prove a safer method. If new blood is to be introduced, the cockerels of this year’s hatch should be sold at broiler size as a greater return should be realized than if these birds xverc carried to a later date. Careful investigation should be made as to the breeding and performance of the flock from which new blood is introduced. 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