backyard-poultry

Tips for Buying and Selling at a Poultry Swap Meet
March 1, 2019 · · Poultry 101

Chicken or poultry swap meets are events where the buying, selling, and trading of poultry is carried out. Here’s some tips to get started.

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Rescuing British Battery Hens

While your backyard chickens probably enjoy a pampered life of luxury, some commercial battery hens have a more difficult life.

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Livestock Guardian Dogs to Keep Hens Safe

Using Livestock Guardian Dogs (LGDs) to keep herds and flocks safe from harm is an age-old practice, although relatively new in North America.

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How to Train Your Dog Not to Attack Chickens

Another hen has met her untimely death with your untrained dog. How do your train your dog not to attack chickens?

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Permaculture, Gardening with Chickens

We moved to the country and soon started gardening with chickens. One of our first projects was for a small flock.

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Ah! There’s Nothing Like a Good Dust Bath

Chickens, turkeys, and quail all dust bathe, as well as many wild birds. Learn how to help your birds stay healthy, clean, and mite-free.

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Can Genes Control Poultry Diseases?
February 26, 2019 · · Feed & Health

Can genes control poultry diseases? Knowledge increased during the 1970s and 1980s, shedding light on genetic factors that influenced animal immune system responsiveness.

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Chicken Diseases And Your Backyard Flock

There are several chicken diseases that could strike your flock. Learn what they are, what symptoms to watch for and how to prevent them.

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Organic Poultry Production in India

In India, like much of the rest of the world, during the last four decades, the poultry and dairy industry have transformed from backyard farming to a commercial, organized, scientific and vibrant industry, but the issues of food safety and quality remain unaddressed.

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Cooking with Ostrich, Emu and Rhea Eggs

Cooking with ostrich eggs as well as emu and rhea is fun, unique and filling! Learn how to cook with these huge eggs.

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