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Breeder Sites

The Chook Shed Great information, especially show poultry. New Zealand Poultry Info, messages, and directory. Robyn Vivians Web site Breeder from S.A., photos, info, birds for sale etc. Blue Hills Poultry Stud Large Breeder/collector from Qld. birds for sale etc. Dans Langshans Large Breeder of Langshans from NSW. Caladenia Cottage Breeder of Pekin bantams & Silkies. WA …

A COLONY CAGE FOR BACKYARD POULTRY FARMERS

How to build a better birdcage, including diagrams, instructions, photographs.

by Harlan Attfield Raising Rabbits is a Hare-raising Business

A beginner’s guide to raising rabbits, including a rabbit barn, pens, feeders and waterers, breedin…

Be Fair To This Fowl

Be Fair To This Fowl July/August 1982 Unless you’ve owned a flock yourself, chances are you’ll …

POULTRY IN MOTION: Backyard Birds Crowing Business, Hobby

When it comes to their favorite fowl, you might say Danny Eiland and Glen Cryar are birds of a feather.

For Eiland, its Red Rangers, Johnny Grays, Golden Nuggets and those unforgettable Naked Necks.

For Cryar, its Buff-Laced Old English, White-Crested Black Polish, White-Crested Cuckoo and those long-legged Modern English Games.

Yet, no matter what the breed or variety, one thing is …

The Chicken’s Comb by Dave Anderson from the February/March, 2008 issue of Backyard Poultry

A comb is defined as a fleshy protuberance on top of the head of a fowl, larger on the male of a fowl, larger on the male than the female. The American Poultry Association recognizes several forms or shapes of combs including buttercup, cushion, pea, rose, single, strawberry, v-shaped, and walnut. There are actually two different forms of rose comb.

Combs are often a distinguishing …

Sustainable Poultry: Production Overview – Part III

Sustainable Poultry: Production Overview – Part IIIBy Anne Fanatico, NCAT Agriculture Specialist – This is the third of three article’s from the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) which provides information on raising poultry on pasture, including descriptions of production systems and facilities, as well as detailed nuts-and-bolts information.Sustainable Poultry: Production …

Poultry industry urged to raise native chicken

To increase backyard farmers’ profitability amidst the challenges of prices spikes in feed prices and rising production costs, a Cebu-based multipurpose cooperative is calling for farmers to look into the brighter prospects of raising free range native chicken.

Because of the increasing demand for organic products in both local and global markets today and the rising awareness for healthier …

Sexing Chicks in the Backyard Flock

Sexing Chicks in the Backyard FlockBy R. Keith Bramwell, Extension Poultry Specialist for the University of Arkansas’s Avian Advice – This article looks at accurate methods of determining the sex of baby chicks.Sexing Chicks in the Backyard Flock – By R. Keith Bramwell, Extension Poultry Specialist for the University of Arkansas’s Avian Advice – This article looks at accurate methods …

Poultry House For Sale

Poultry House For SaleIf you are a hobby farmer or backyard chicken enthusiast attracted by the simplicity, wholesomeness, and healthiness of growing and raising your own organic chickens, having fresh eggs and living the “green” lifestyle, our chicken coops are for you. Here at www.horizonstructures.com, small chicken breeders, hobbyists, and exhibitors who do not want, or cannot afford, …

Brand new chicken coop for sale $350 – The Atlanta Backyard Poultry Meetup Group (Alpharetta, GA)

I purchased the Foursquare Chicken Coop from My Pet Chicken and have decided that I need a bigger coop. The coop is assembled, brand new, and waiting for chickens. It did come with a small broken part, but my husband has glued it back on. Here’s the link from MyPetChicken.com:http://www.mypetchick… It is located in Canton, GA.

Here is what MyPetChicken.com says about it: “The …

Philippine Franchise Business Investments: Franchising Chicken poultry raising

Chicken broiler and egg production are the most progressive animal enterprises in the Philippines today. The poultry industry in fact began as a backyard enterprise but has shifted to the formation of very large integrated contract farming operations. The growth of tile poultry industry in the Philippines has indeed been impressive but its problems including inefficient management and the …