"Making a Poultry House" is a practical guide to building and maintaining suitable housing for poultry, offering detailed instructions and advice for anyone interested in animal husbandry and carpentry. Authored by Mary Roberts Conover, this book delves into the essentials of constructing a functional and efficient chicken coop, also known as a poultry house.
Originally intended to assist those directly involved in poultry farming, its clear language and step-by-step approach to construction render it useful to anyone with an interest in the subject. The text provides valuable insights into the fundamental aspects of poultry housing, making it a useful resource for those looking to understand the history of agriculture, and building design. Explore the principles of sound construction and animal welfare through this meticulous republication of a classic text.
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