ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
(By It. J. TERRY). COMMENCE!? —Practically «nv make of brooder will carry the number of chicks or ducks that It is advised to do for the first week or ten days: then. In nearly all eases, half the number should be taken away. If you are a handy man with 'ideas you can often arrange the warm chamber of the brooder to be enlarged by fitting it iu another box, and arrange cloth for curtains. Ducks very seldom ent their own eggs. Many of the modern Indian Runners seem to quite ignore the egg and any thought of a nest. CITIZEN No. -.—I will endeavour with the subject of organisation. You are wrong in this case; the editor has had a little experience. DANISH CO-OPERATION.—I cannot agree with you that because a man was born in Denmark he should be an authority on co-operation. The Danish co-operation is practically compulsory co-operation. There are many mistaken ideas re Danish co-opereation. I will endeavour to deal with the subject lower down. CHOOKY. EXPORT. PIFFLE.—Am dealing with the subject in this column. *
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 89, 16 April 1927, Page 18
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