“The latter half of the book is devoted to poultry matters in general, and will be found useful by anyone who keeps fowls, being the results of experience in raising poultry in large numbers.”

“Crop residues, of which there had always been sufficient quantities, provided a wealth of food for various types of poultry.”

“These included not only the normal range of meat joints and poultry, but also whole cattle and sheep.”

“Mr. Goacher had intended that Mrs. poulter should hear that her name was mentioned.”

“It was most inconvenient to Mrs. poulter to advance twenty pounds at that moment.”

“Mrs. poulter, as we have said, was at enmity with Mrs. Mudge.”

“Indeed, in my experience as a poultryman, that is somewhat surer than the eggs.”

“He had developed an interest in the chickens on his grandfather's farm, and at one time considered being a poultryman.”

“One successful poultryman I am acquainted with gives, as the first feed, dog biscuit crushed.”

“Alas, the York poulterer had only large turkeys left in the shop, so what he did was cut the birds in half.”

“Remember the prize turkey that Scrooge asks a little boy to order from the poulterer on Christmas morning?”

“Any decent poulterer would have had guinea hens, quail and capons in addition to stewing chickens.”

“The end users for forage feed markets are usually dairy farms, animal husbandry and poultries which use forage products for livestock feeding.”

“Should H7 or other bird flu viruses be found in poultry locally, we will stop importing poultry from the mainland and cull part or all live poultries in Hong Kong.”