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By culling one trait, you can improve another trait.
I have a family of pigeons. They were a gift from a friend. I always wanted pigeons, especially when I found out that Charles […] -
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SELECTION OF A STRAIN – part two
OBTAINING A STRAIN: Having decided on the strain that you want; the biggest problem can sometimes be in getting it! There are […] -
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Building Better Bloodlines: Genetics, Selection, and Strain Development
Ep24 Members Roundtable – In this episode of the Breeders Roundtable, hosts Kenny Troiano and Frank Bradley talks about the art and […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
SELECTION OF A STRAIN – part one
Acquiring a great strain is the goal of every backyard breeder, or at least should be. However, success is depended upon your ability […] -
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Goals Every Breeder Should Strive to Achieve
There are two kinds of breeders, those who breed for quality and those who breed for quantity. We’ll call them the “Breeders and the […] -
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The Dark Side of Breeding: What New Breeders Must Consider
Breeding isn’t just about producing beautiful birds—it’s a long-term, science-driven commitment that demands grit, knowledge, and e […] -
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GENETIC RESISTANCE TO GASTROINTESTINAL PARASITES
29-11-2022 Author, Samaneh Azarpajouh, Veterinarian Gastrointestinal parasites can play havoc in the digestive tract of all […] -
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WHAT’S GOING ON WHEN I SEE LITTLE BIRDS GOING AFTER A BIG BIRD?
April 1, 2009 You witnessed a behavior called “mobbing,” where smaller birds swoop and dash at flying or perched larger birds (an […] -
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SELECTION: The Essence of Improvement – part two
PUTTING SELECTION INTO PRACTICE: The previous discussions on selection may suggest to some people that breeding for performance […] -
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SELECTION – The Essence of Improvement – part 1
SELECTION IS A CONTINUOUS PROCESS: You can’t discuss the aspects of breeding without talking about the process of selection. They g […] -
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BREEDING FOR IMPROVEMENT AND THE INFLUENCE OF SEXUAL MATURITY
One of the outstanding advances in commercial egg production has been the reduction of the age at which the first egg is laid. This […] -
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The Power of Selection — Transforming Mongrels into Masterpieces
For every serious chicken and gamefowl breeder, the ultimate goal is to build a true strain, a consistent, high-performing, and […] -
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Breeding Terms Explained
Breeding Terms Explained is your go-to resource for demystifying the complex world of breeding terminology. This episode delves into […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 10 months ago
Good Vigor is a Necessity
Although fertility can play a major factor in the selection of brood fowl, nothing is more important in the process of selection than […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 10 months ago
Building Tomorrow's Bloodlines for Future Generations
Ep23 Members Roundtable – In this exclusive members-only Roundtable, we talk about the art and science of breeding chickens and […]-
hi kenny.
just confuse how i can clan mate if my head of the line is hen. My idea is 3 hens to 1 cock per line. Does that mean clone hens will stay and rotate the doner cock. -
You are right, you cannot clan mate using hens to head the separate clans.
But you can line-breed with hens. Just make sure you are using the 3 line solution as used in the founders program.
As far as using a reoccurring parent vs a “donor” parent, as used in backcrossing, it’s the reoccurring parent you breed to, and discard the donor parent.
We are getting ready to do a Master Class Video on Clan Mating and this should answer many of your questions as well.
I do recommend following the Founders Program from the beginning.
I hope this answers your questions,
Kenny
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