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Excerpt from The Agricultural Situation for 1918, Vol. 11: A Series of Statements Prepared Under the Direction of the Secretary of Agriculture; Poultry; One Hundred Hens on Every Farm, One Hundred Eggs From Every Hen
These two items are the basis of the war emergency poultry program for 1918. The carrying out Of that program is an important part of the war against barbaric domination.
Two causes combine to bring the necessity for a special effort to secure the raising of more poultry this year. One is that the war needs of the Nation make larger average stocks Of productive poultry important The other is that the number of w1s on farms has, from a multiplicity Of causes, been reduced during the past year.
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