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be taken :away from the hens for
48 hours. On: the third day,
water may be given, but not feed;
on the fourth, feed but not water
IS given. This alteration of feed-
and water must - continue until
the seventh day. By this time,
production should have ceaser
and the hens will be dropping
their feathers. For the remainder
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THE BRUSSELS POST
BRUSSELS. ONTARIO
THURSDAY, FEB, 19th, 1906
FORCED MOLTING
'OF FLOCKS AIDS IN
HIGH EGG PRICES
A forced molt may be used to
rest the birds when egg prices
are low so birds will be lay-
ing when prices are high. Birds
that have been laying heavily for
a long time and whose egg
quality is slipping may also be
put through a molt. On return-
ing. to lay, these birds then pro-
duce strong-shelled good-quality
eggs.
The disadvantage, of course, is
that there is no income from the -
flock during this molting period.
The force-molted hens will not
lay as well as pullets and will
probably drop drastically in
production after five months. In
addition forced molting is not
adyisable during cold weather.
To force a molt, cull the flock
first, keeping only the hens that
look vigorous and lay well
Check for lice and worms then
treat if necessary.
Net, turn off artificial lights.
'All feed and Water should then
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