. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. ;aturday, January 13, 1917] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 15 Duck Popularity is Increasing.âIt osts no more to feed and shelter lay- ng ducks than hens. The eggs are tot only much larger but in greater \umber, and, in the opinion of many | Lre better than hen eggs. Indian Run- ler ducks have made wonderful egg records. I A swimmin gspace is not a neces- sity. Many prefer to dispense with It and report good results. Indian liRunners are particularly adapted to Ibis form of dry farming. As a rule, â owever, the highest fertility of eggs Is on the ranch with the water
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. ;aturday, January 13, 1917] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 15 Duck Popularity is Increasing.âIt osts no more to feed and shelter lay- ng ducks than hens. The eggs are tot only much larger but in greater \umber, and, in the opinion of many | Lre better than hen eggs. Indian Run- ler ducks have made wonderful egg records. I A swimmin gspace is not a neces- sity. Many prefer to dispense with It and report good results. Indian liRunners are particularly adapted to Ibis form of dry farming. As a rule, â owever, the highest fertility of eggs Is on the ranch with the water. If â pools are provided, they must be fre- quently cleaned. With the rapid vanishing of grazing land, it would seem that the price of beef is destined to continue rising. In my case there is a shifting of demand for meat. It is more fowl and less beef. This is due partly to price and particularly to the relative merits of the meats. He who enters the duck business can depend upon a growing market.âHomer Derr in Rural World. One advantage of always keeping the pigs thrifty and growing is that they are always ready for market and the owner is enabled to take advan- tage of high prices is offered. $10 Due on Two-Year-Olds THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 1917 [Pacific Breeders Futurity Stake No. 15.â¢$5,150 6IVEN BY THE PACIFIC COAST TROTTING HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION FOR FOALS OF MARES BRED IN 1914 FOR FOALS OF 1915 TO TROT OR PACE AT TWO AND THREE YEARS OLD $2800 FOR TROTTING FOALS $250 TO OWNERS OF STALLIONS $1800 FOR PACING FOALS $300 TO NOMINATORS OF DAMS OF WINNERS MONEY DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: $1200 for Three-Year-Old Pacers. 100 lo the Nominator of the Dam on .2100 for Three-Year-Old Trotters. 100 to the Nominator of the Dam on whose Original Entry is named the Winner of the Three-Year-Old Trot. 800 for Two-Year-Old Trotters. 50 to the Nominator of the Dam on whose Original Entry Is named the Winner of the Two-Year-Old Trot. 50 to Owner of Stallion, Sire of Winner of Three-Yea
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