Excerpt from House and Garden, Vol. 28: July, 1915
It is very important, though, to make certain that the corn used is sweet and good. Cracked corn goes bad quickly in hot weather and many amateurs find it advisable to buy in small lots, even though they have to pay a little more proportion ately. If corn smells musty it should not be fed, at least to chickens, and better not at all.
Beef scraps, too, must be examined carefully, and it is well not to feed scraps too liberally. Green bone and fresh meat should be eliminated from the poultry dietary for the time being.
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