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Profits in poultry : useful and ornamental breeds and their profitable management . station, but none were found equal tothose already mentioned. Aseels were crossed withW bite Wyandottesand Pea Comb Plym-outh Rocks; IndianGame with Lang-shans ; H )udan withLangshans and In-dian Games; WhiteGame with AVbiteBrahmas and WhitePlymouth Rocks, andAVhite Indian Gamewith Pea Comb Plym-outh Rocks. Neitherthe White IndianGame, White Gamenor Aseel was foundto be as satisfactoryfor the production of ^ FIG. 101. ROSE COMB WHITE LEGHOKN table poultry as tlie cockekel. dark Indian Game. Aseels wore found to
Profits in poultry : useful and ornamental breeds and their profitable management . station, but none were found equal tothose already mentioned. Aseels were crossed withW bite Wyandottesand Pea Comb Plym-outh Rocks; IndianGame with Lang-shans ; H )udan withLangshans and In-dian Games; WhiteGame with AVbiteBrahmas and WhitePlymouth Rocks, andAVhite Indian Gamewith Pea Comb Plym-outh Rocks. Neitherthe White IndianGame, White Gamenor Aseel was foundto be as satisfactoryfor the production of ^ FIG. 101. ROSE COMB WHITE LEGHOKN table poultry as tlie cockekel. dark Indian Game. Aseels wore found to be unsuitcd for use in the i)ractical ])roduction of t;;blc poultry. In crosses made for eggs mainly, suitable combinationsof the smaller bieeds will give the best results. AVhiteLeghorn on White Wyandotte are excellent layers, andpullets can be selected which lay a fairly dark coloredcsfsr. Crosses of such similar breeds, as AVhitc andBrown Leghorn, give splendid vigor. White Leghornon Light Brahma, and the i)rogeny bred back to thtLeghorns, has been a popular cross for 260 PROFITS IN POULTKY. The objection to crosses repeated every year is tl)at noprogress is made beyond the first year, the cross-bredmales not being desirable for breeding. By grading upthe flock, however, this difficulty is avoided. Males otthe same breed are used each successive year, and theflock each year becomes more like the pure breed, untilat last it is practically identical with that breed. Butbeing a cross and containing some outside blood, and noinbreeding having been practiced, the hens have finevigor and are an improvement on the pure breed.
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