Progressive Poultry Culture

Dive into the early 20th-century world of poultry keeping with Arthur Amber Brighamâ€(TM)s "Progressive Poultry Culture: A Text-Book of Study and Practice in the Keeping of Poultry for Profit and Pleasure." Originally published in 1907, this comprehensive guide offers a fascinating glimpse into the techniques and philosophies of profitable poultry management during a transformative era in agriculture. Brigham meticulously details everything from selecting the right breeds and constructing suitable housing to mastering feeding practices and disease prevention.

More than just a practical manual, "Progressive Poultry Culture" reflects the progressive eraâ€(TM)s emphasis on scientific advancement and efficiency. Readers will discover timeless wisdom applicable to small-scale farming and a rich historical perspective on the evolution of modern agricultural practices. This edition revives Brigham's classic work, ensuring its enduring value for historians, agricultural enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the history of sustainable living.

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