Authors

M. H. Simonson

Document Type

Circular

Type

text

Format

application/pdf

Keywords

poultry managment, 4-h club, manual, animal husbandry department

Publication Date

1-1940

Publisher

Cooperative Extension Service, South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts

Circular No.

386

Pages

55

Description

Poultry and eggs are produced on 90 percent of all the farms in South Dakota. The annual income from poultry raising during the years 1935-39 was more than 15 million dollars which is more than $160 per farm. South Dakota ranks 21st in the United States in the number of chickens raised, and is the 12th leading turkey producing state. The gross income from poultry and eggs is usually not large on most farms but is well distributed and is used to meet many of the small expenses which come up throughout the year. In addition to paying grocery bills and other expenses, the poultry enterprise furnishes a large proportion of the food consumed by the farm family.

Language

en

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