La Fattoria-pollame . STOKES, 217-219 Market St., Philadelphia ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• n 2 10OS K AR]VE= Pollame 1T3 wild, i pulcini sarà hey e nervoso. Seil hen è perfettamente tame, i pulcini si beclever e coraggioso. Preferirei avere una covata di pulcini con8 Gallina livornese, però, che con una gallina diqualsiasi altra razza, perché ho la miglior fortuna withthem. Ho notato una gallina livornese si passa il puntatore del mouse herchickens quasi ovunque e in qualsiasi momento, whilePlymouth rocce e le galline di altri largebreeds non mi sembrano mostrare lo stesso amore e la cura per i loro pulcini. Trovo in casodi pioggia una gallina livornese si sistemerà

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The Farm-poultry . STOKES, 217-219 Market St., Philadelphia ••••••••••••••••••••••• n 2 10OS K AR]VE= Poultry 1T3 wild, the chicks will be ehy and nervous. Ifthe hen is perfectly tame, the chicks will beclever and brave. I would rather have a brood of chicks with8 Leghorn hen, though, than with a hen ofany other breed, for I have the best luck withthem. I notice a Leghorn hen will hover herchickens almost anywhere at any time, whilePlymouth Rocks and hens of other largebreeds do not seem to me to show the same love and care for their chicks. I find in caseof rain a Leghorn hen will settle down andprotect her brood of chicks before hens of anyother class in my yards. In this year 1903 I shall take advantage ofwhat I learned in 1902. 1 shall prepare mycoops properly in advance of my need of them, and locate them where they will not be exposedto cold winds. b. M. Tichexor. Napoleon, Ind. THE ENGLISH LAYING COnPE= TITION. The Utility Poultry Clubs Sixth Contest.. , 0R SOME years we havegiven each year the sum-mary of the results of thelaying competitions con-ducted under the auspicesof the Utility PoultryClub, of England, reprint-ing them, as we do this year, from Poultry. The report of the competition just closedwill be of special interest to American readers, because as one of those whose comments on itwe reprint says, the test has been an Ameri-can one throughout, and is described as asplendid victory for the American system. The Utility Poultry Club. Laying Competition, 1902— 1903. The sixth annual open laying competition ofthe Utility Poultry Club began on October 22, 1902, and ended on February 10, 1903 - aperiod of sixteen weeks. The pens, each ofwhich contained four 1902 pullets, were underthe management and personal supervision ofMr. C. H. Payne, Highclere, !>sewbury, Berks.Prizes; 1st.— Miss Tammadgp, Seige Cross, That-cham, Berks. Pen 13, White Wyandottes.Hatched February; strain, Payne-Hunter, O. S. A. 2d.— Mis

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