Poultry 101
Incubating Quail Eggs
Incubating and hatching Japanese coturnix quail is rewarding for your family. Buying the right incubator is crucial.
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Harvesting, Processing, and Cooking Wild Turkey
Few things are tastier than wild turkey. Jenny Underwood explains how to get that wild turkey from the wild to the plate – plus recipes!
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The Guinea Skinny: History, Habitat, and Habits
African bred guineafowl, Galliformes Numididae, are now found worldwide. From vulturine to white-breasted plumed birds weather diverse climates.
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Ataxia, Disequilibrium, and Neural Disorders in Waterfowl
Waterfowl are resilient but need treatment for ataxia and disequilibrium caused by botulism, algal poisoning, and anatipestifer infections.
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Prevent Quail Predators
Preventive planning for quail safety can help keep your flock safe from a range of predators such as rats, hawks, opossums, and more.
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Anatipestifer Infection: What You Need to Know
Reduce the chances of your flock contracting the deadly bacterial duck disease anatipestifer with simple biosecurity measures.
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Legacy of the Cotton Patch Goose
Cotton patch goose, a landrace breed developed in the Southern U.S., is a domestic goose, egg layers, and self-sexing bird.
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Raising Pheasants from Chicks to Maturity
If you’re interested in raising pheasants, this primer can get you started on what you need to know and prepare.
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An Education on the Pheasant Business
Want to raise pheasants, help with their conservation, or simply learn more about these beautiful birds? Pat Johnson shares a wealth of information to help you educate yourself about the pheasant business.
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Housing Guineas
Here are a few things to consider when housing guineas to keep them healthy and happy, and how to manage them both when they’re ranging and roosting.
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