Old Ag Extension Book with Coop Plants- Have You Seen It?

[DIYSeattle]

There is an old ag extension book, or something like that I saw online a while back and I cannot find it now. I am pretty sure it was a PDF. It had how to build a commercial style chicken farm, next boxes, feeders and things like that. A seed sprouting rack and system for feeding the chickens as supplement.

I started looking for it again and I cant for the life of me find it online now. I want to say it was written in the 30s or 40s or so. All the pics are black and white. It was like they were trying to get people interested in poultry farming. I seem to be not lookiing in the right place. Ive looked through google and cant seem to find it.

Anyone know what Im talking about?

I found some articles and it may be earlier, around 1910 or so. It is possible that it is the Waterville, NY farm. I found some articles but not hte book. It seems that there was a correspondence school so perhaps the school wrote the book but I cant find it still.

 

[TheGardenCoop]

A shot in the dark. . .

http://books.google.com/books?id=0jQwAAAAYAAJ

http://books.google.com/books?id=LTFDAAAAYAAJ

http://books.google.com/books?id=GCgwAAAAYAAJ

http://books.google.com/books?id=dChDAAAAYAAJ

Or check the "related books" that come up with that last one. Hopefully, this doesn't just send you in circles. Good luck!

 

[DIYSeattle]

None of the links were it. I cant seem to find it on google books. I cannot remember where I saw it before. I wanted to reread a part of it. There were plate pictures of the farm with leghorns out and about. I want to say that they raised white leghorns.

 

[TheGardenCoop]

One more shot. . . Profitable Poultry Production, by M. G. Kains (1910). There are PDFs of it around, but here's an HTML version, which has kept many, if not all, of the illustrations:

http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library/ppp/pppToC.html