The Livestock Conservancy and poultry breeders are working to nurture breeds that in some cases had slipped down to a meager few flocks.
Read MoreProcessing has always been the bottleneck to successful small poultry producers. Awareness of the frailties in the system gives us a chance to remedy them, so we don’t go through this again.
Read MoreUnderstanding the 12 Days of Christmas meaning adds something special to this favorite traditional carol.
Read MoreAmerican Plymouth Rocks, Asiatic Cochins, English Cornish, Mediterranean Leghorns, Continental Polish, and the Games are still leaders in small flocks, exhibition, and the hearts of all who keep them.
Read MoreChicken keepers can purchase chicks from flocks certified as meeting American Poultry Association Standards from Murray McMurray Hatchery in 2022.
Read MoreThe next time you mail a letter, you can support heritage breeds by stamping it with one of the Heritage Breed Stamps on sale at the post office and through the website starting May 17th.
Read MoreSilkies have been venerated in Chinese traditional medicine for more than 1,000 years. Scientific researchers are looking for a basis for their nutritional value.
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic showed how important small flocks are to production as well as breed conservation. Small flocks, like vegetable gardens, give their keepers a measure of self-sufficiency. You’ll always have eggs!
Read MoreKids are naturally drawn to chickens. Poultry organizations can help them build those attractions into solid life paths.
Read MoreAfter success with the Buckeye, Jeannette Beranger of The Livestock Conservancy is now working with the Crèvecœur chicken.
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