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VINELAND LABORATORIES
DEVELOPS NEW HORMONE
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After more than two years of
laboratory research and farm test
ing on over a half million birds,
Vineland Poultry Laboratories has
announced a revolutionary new
concept in the field of hormonizing
poultry. The new product, called
CAPONADE, is a liquid hormone—
in contrast to the pellets, paste or
oils that have heretofore been
available to the poultry industry.
This liquid, upon injection, be
comes a gelatinous mass as soon
as it hits the body fluids of the
bird. Some of the hormo.ie (die
thylstilbestrol) is immediately re
leased into the blood stream of the
bird, stimulating feed intake. The
balance is slowly released over a
period of weeks. ,
"The advantages of CAPONADE
over known methods of dlethyl
stilhestrol implantation are imme
diately apparent," commented Dr.
A. D. Goldhaft, director of the
Laboratories. "This hormone liq
uid, used in the VINELAND
syringe, permits a speed and eco
nomy of operation that promises
to completely revolutionize the
hormone treatment of poultry."
CAPONADE was developed from
a long series of experiments de
liberately designed to overcome
all the known defects of products
used heretofore. Vineland Poultry
Laboratories sought a product that
was inexpensive, swift in applica
tion and complete and dependable
in results. It should release the
hormone immediately after injec
tion but maintain a reserve which
would be effective over a period of
time sufficient to allow a bird to
acquire proper "finish". That unre
lenting search culminated in CA
PONADE.
The application of CAPONADE
brings a dramatic upswing in feed
consumption within 36 to 48 hours
after treatment, followed
prompt and uniform comb shrink
age. Weight climbs rapidly, with
gains of one-quarter to one pound
over untreated birds.
"One of the most striking fea
tures of CAPONADE is its versa
tility," said Dr. Goldhaft.
by
By a
simple adjustment of the auto
matic syringe growers can estab
lish the optimum level for best
suits. A six mgm, dose will give a
six-week-old bird a quick boost
for early marketing; a 10 mgm.
dosage is fine for birds from six
to eight weeks old that will be
marketed between nine and 11
weeks, while a 15 mgm. dose at
eight weeks or more will result in
a well-developed bird with top
finish in four to six weeks."
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Since CAPONADE is a liquid—
a liquid that form a plastic'globule
beneath the skin of the neck as
soon as it hits the body fluids, it
conforms to the spqce that is avail
able to it. This smooth-surfaced
glob has no rough edges, so there
is no walling off by body tissues
to prevent steady, even release of
the hormone.
It's absorption into the blood
stream is uniform, and little or
no hormone residue remains in the
bird to cause marketing problems.
Vineland Poultry Laboratories
has prepared a new four-page fold
er describing CAPONADE. It in
cludes such details as the method
of use, how and why CAPONADE
produces outstanding results, plus
some down-to-earth reports on ac
tual field tests on thousands of
birds.
"CAPONADE is a completely
new type of hormone product,!'
Dr. Goldhaft declared, "not only
In physical form but in its chemi
cal compositiofi. It marks
markable step forward in stimu
lating the growth of broilers and
roasters, and the acquiring of un
' usual market finish."
VINELAND , CAPONADE is a
specially formulated liquid, each
cubic centimeter of which contains
60 milligrams of diethylstilbestrol,
a synthetic, non-toxic chemical
having activities similar to that of
a re
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REPORT TO PARENTS
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chtef, Childrens Bureau
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"enata^K^r hea,th . department
costs about as much a year per
person as a dozen eggs."
The county health department
will cooperat e with but not r eplace
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a female sex hormone.
VINELAND CAPONADE is^ ad
ministered by injection into the
neck of the chicken. Any ordinary
syringe can be used—however, for
convenience of handling and for
efficiency of operation, it is recom
mended that a special stainless
steel automatic syringe, developed
by Vineland Poultry Laboratories,
be used. One loading of this syringe
(which is fitted with a one-inch,
16 guage needle) will treat 500
birds with a 15 mgm. dose, 750
birds with a 10 mgm. dose, and
1250 birds with a 6 mgm. dose.
VINELAND CAPONADE will not
spoil. It does not require refrig
eration. It does' not require any
special handling. It is as effective
in hot weather as in cold.
When CAPONADE is injected
into male birds, they lose their
typically male characteristics and
take on the appearance of pullets;
the wattles and
Shriveled and faded;
crowing; fighting among the birds
slops almost completely. The cock
erels acquire a rounded, full
breasted appearance with fat de
posited in the musculature. The
skin becomes smooth and glossy,
and the meat becomes juicy and
tender, with an improved flavor.
When straight run flocks
CAPONADED, there is no down
grading of the flock because of
"riding" of the pullets by the cock
erels. Their normal sexual activi
ty has been subdued.
Pullets materially benefit from
a CAPONADE injection, too. They
seem to mature more quickly; they
put on more weight, and have a
more desirable finish than untreat
ed birds. They acquire the finish
one expects of a ready-to-lay pul
combs become
they stop
are
let.
Where To Inject
VINELAND CAPONADE
Is In
jected in the loose skin of the back
of the neck of the bird as near to
the base of the skull as possible,
never more than one inch below
the base of the skull. This is to
make certain that any possible
residue is removed with the head
and discarded when the bird is
dressed for market.
Young pullets and cockerels
treated with CAPONADE show
marked increase in feed consump
tion with 36 to 48 hours after treat
ment, and as a result, will add
weight rapidly. A CAPONADED
bird should gain from one-quarter
to one pound more weight than an
untreated bird.
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What Dosage To Use
1. For birds six weeks of
A 6 mgm. dose of CAPONADE
is sufficient to give these small
broilers a quick profitable increase
in weight so they may be marketed
sooner than untreated birds, or if
kept for the usual number of
weeks, will dress out heavier than
will untreated birds.
2. For birds from six to eight
weeks of age:
A 10 mgm. dose of CAPONADE
is recommended for birds of this
age where the intention is to
ket the broilers between 9 and 11
weeks of age.
3. For birds eight weeks of
and older;
The ideal time to use CAPON
ADE is on birds of eight to 10
weeks of age. A single 15 mgm
dose of CAPONADE administered
at this age will result in a well
developed bird with good finish
ready to be marketed in 4 to 6
weeks. If larger, heavier birds
desired, a second 15 mgm. injec
tion of CAPONADE at 12 to 14
weeks of age will produce an un
usually tender roaster of excellent
flavor that can be marketed at 15
to 17 weeks of age.
Regardless of what dosage is de
sired—6 mgm.,
mgm.—it all comes out of the
same bottle. There Is only one
CAPONADE product, and by a
simple adjustment of the syringe,
the dosage is set.
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10 mgm. or 15
private physicians and voluntary
health agencies.
Statements such as these helped
convince the residents of Bucks
county, Pennsylvania, that they
should vote "Yes" last November
when a public referendum on the
issue was held ne
Their two-to-one support of
county health department marie
Bucks County the first in the State
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to approve such a program by ref-1
erendum.
Residents were given some con
Crete examples of how their pub
ile health needed improvement.
Two members of one family died
from, and then others were strick
en with, typhoid fever because of
inadequate community sanitation.
A man lost his job because he
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tors in private practice in the
county, and e\ery doctor's office
displayed a poster "I favor a conn
ty health department for Bucks
County".
They approached the county
commissioners, who decided
leave the choice to the people.
This information was 1 relayed to
county residents.
Residents were assured that a
county health department would
supplement, not replace the
vice they got from voluntary health
agencies and private doctors.
The campaign to get a local
health department was supported
by parent-teacher groups, the Wo
man's Club, the League of Wo-1
men Voters, the County Tubercu-1
losis and Health Society, service
clubs and various civic and pro
fessional organizations.
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None of those who began the !
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| The Bucks County story seems
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Mrs. Merritt Tatman. president
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Howard Webb of Lincoln recent
ly ma de an initial purchase of one'
registered Ayrah re weeding to
the Ayrshlre Breede s'TssStlnS
Executive Secretary Chaster r
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members into the dining room,
where shower gifts on a beautiful
ly decorated table were presented
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then «^future ** br î des n
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surprised, each believing she
attending a shower for the other.
Refreshments, very suitable to
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Breeders' Association in Brandon
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States have been maintained since
1875.
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of milk with an average butterfat
test of 4%, the Ayrshire breed of
dairy cattle has become increasing
ly popular with dairymen through
out the country.
The temperature of birds is high
er than that of mammals.
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