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The authors of the following articles are poultry fanciers with many years of experience. They are presented here so that you and every one else who enters this site will be able to benefit from their combined knowledge.
Lindon Reid is a well-known breeder and exhibitor from Sydney Australia; Hans L Schippers is a world-renowned poultry breeder exhibitor and author from the Netherlands; Franklin D. Albertsen is of course well known on this continent as he lives in the U.S.A. Then of course I have managed to get some of my thoughts in also.
Your comments are always welcome so feel free to e-mail me with them.
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| Theory Of Feeding |
This is the first chapter of my book "Feeding Poultry" The book may be ordered using this
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| Ancestry Of Breeding |
This article gives a brief history of where our domestic poultry originated and some information on their physical make up. ATTENTION: If you wish to use this article on your web site or in your e-magazine please follow the instructions at the bottom of the article. |
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Some of my own thoughts. ATTENTION: If you wish to use this article on your web site or in your e-magazine please follow the instructions at the bottom of the article. |
| LINE BREEDING TECHNIQUES: |
Franklin D. Albertsen draws, not only on his own extensive experience, but that of 100 years of his families hands on knowledge of breeding animals of various species. |
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A message from down under, by Linden Reid |
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From my own experience. ATTENTION: If you wish to use this article on your web site or in your e-magazine please follow the instructions at the bottom of the article. |
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A very understandable description of pinioning wings to perminently prevent flying. |
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The best short piece on our only Canadian developed chicken that I have ever read. Hans L Schippers lives in Holland and has published many books and articles on poultry. |
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This article gives a breif history of the Bard type of Plymouth Rock pluss a description of the bird.
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This article is by me and I take all the blame or credit for it's content. After you have read it you may send me e-mail with your thoughts on the subject. ATTENTION: If you wish to use this article on your web site or in your e-magazine please follow the instructions at the bottom of the article. |
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A well thought out article about the importance of maintaining production qualities in our poultry. Pamela is a dedicated breeder of heritage breeds of poultry. |
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An article by myself on animal rights and Animal rights groups such as PETA. ATTENTION: If you wish to use this article on your web site or in your e-magazine please follow the instructions at the bottom of the article. |
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Another good article by Lindon Reid, explains how to maintain type over many generations. |
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The Breed and Variety of poultry are not the same. This article explains the differenc and describes two ways a new breed may be started.
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This article comes from an antique text book, circa 1920. This first of many segments which I intend to publish here deels with feeding poutry. |
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These feed formulas are all circa 1914. |
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These articles have been reproduced from, The Coldbelt Poultry Course (circa 1922.) The reader will be taken through processing, from preparing the bird for killing, to chilling the carcass. WARNING: this is very graphic in places. Those with sensitive dispositions may not want to read this. |
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