- Contributed by
- BBC LONDON CSV ACTION DESK
- People in story:
- Cynthia Wade
- Location of story:
- Wales
- Background to story:
- Civilian
- Article ID:
- A4168398
- Contributed on:
- 08 June 2005
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My memory is just after Dunkirk when I was fourteen and I though the best way to cure the school hens of broodiness was to put them in orange boxes and put them up a fruit tree in the garden with a good current of air underneath them!
I did it because I was interested in poultry, and curing them of broodiness because I wanted them to produce eggs. I gave them food and water, but why anyone let me do it, I just don’t know, but they did, and the hens were cured and it was very successful.
I worked on the lambs and farms seriously later, in the Welsh mountains.
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