There are two ways in which the
farmer may mark his'poultry so that
he can tell absolutely the exact age
of any fowl. First, by leg banding;
second, by punching the web of the
foot of newly-hatched chicks. The
former method consists of banding
the leg of the fowl with small num-
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bered or letter bands of aluminum,
wire and composite metals. This
method is eminently satisfactory for
the man who makes a specialty of
poultry raising and breeding, but for
the average farmer, the latter meth
od is quicker, cheaper and more
practical. With the latter method
one operation marks the bird for
life, while in the former the band's
have to be changed from time Ao
time as the chick matures. —Austra-
lian Agriculturist.
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