Farmers Bulletin 1347: Standard varieties of chickens: I. The American class
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Farmers Bulletin 1347: Standard varieties of chickens: I. The American class was a USDA Farmers' Bulletin published in July 1923. It was written by Rob R. Slocum and Alfred R. Lee.[1] A previous Farmers Bulletin had been published a few years prior to this one that covered the same topic, Farmers Bulletin 806: Standard Varieties of Chickens: I. The American Class.
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Articles and Resources
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- USDA Farmers' Bulletin
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- Farmers Bulletin 806: Standard Varieties of Chickens: I. The American Class
- Farmers Bulletin 898: Standard Varieties of Chickens: II. The Mediterranean and Continental Classes
- Farmers Bulletin 1052: Standard Varieties of chickens III. The Asiatic, English, and French Classes
- Farmers Bulletin 1221: Standard varieties of chickens. IV, The ornamental breeds and varieties
- Farmers Bulletin 1251: Standard varieties of chickens : V. The Bantam breeds and varieties
- Farmers' Bulletin 2063: Breeds of chickens for meat and egg production.
- Farmers' Bulletin 2066: Ornamental and game breeds of chickens.
References
- ↑ USDA Farmers' Bulletins, University of North Texas Digital Library.
External Resources
- USDA Farmers' Bulletins, University of North Texas Digital Library.
