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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 12 months ago
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 12 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 12 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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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 12 months ago
GENE-EDITING BREAKTHROUGH COULD END MALE CHICK CULLING
By Tony Mcdougal Researchers have used gene editing to create single-sex mice litters, which they could improve animal welfare in […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 12 months ago
Evolution of a Strain- Connecting Evolutionary Biology to Selective Breeding
In this continuation of our series The 12 Key Challenges in Breeding and Creating a Strain, Episode 150 dives deep into the […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 12 months ago
SELECTING POTENTIAL BROOD FOWL
Before visiting the breeder’s farm, I suggest you do your homework. Make sure you have the knowledge and skills to select the proper c […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 12 months ago
CREATING A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR FOWL
Join Kenny Troiano and the Breeders Academy team in an informative episode of ‘Bred to Perfection’ where you will learn essential […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
Does the Environment have an influence on Breeding?
A change in environment (location, climate, soil, and food source) has the power to create many biological variations, first, in the […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
ALTERNATING BROOD COCKS
When more hens are kept together than one cock can take care of, various measures are used to prevent cocks from interfering with […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
Secrets of Successful Breeders: Mastering the Art and Science of Breeding
Join Kenny Troiano, founder of the Breeders Academy, and his co-hosts as they delve into the intricacies of gamefowl breeding in this […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
An Extreme form of Positive Assortative Mating
Consanguineous Mating is the breeding of closely related individuals, such as brother to sister. This is an extreme form of P […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
The Key Challenges When Breeding and Creating a Strain
In Episode 255 of the Bred to Perfection Podcast, host Kenny Troiano of the Breeders Academy—joined by co-host Frank Bradley and N […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
What is Random Mating?
In all human populations, people usually select mates non-randomly, and are attracted to traits that are easily observable. Cultural […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
Evolutionary Factors that can Change the Direction of Your Strain
Have you ever wondered how we ended up with chickens that lay 300 eggs a year or grow to market weight in just a few weeks? In this […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
Is Double Mating right for You?
It is impossible to talk about breeding for color or mating birds to achieve certain color variations without discussing, in detail, […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
The Positive and Negative effects of Assortative Mating
The term “Assortative” refers to the classifying and selecting of certain, but distinctive characteristics or traits. Assortative […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
Yard Mating or Flock Mating?
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS “YARD MATING”:“Flock Mating,” simply means that a number of brood cocks, maybe several, are allowed to run loose w […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
BROOD FOWL – How Old Is Too Old or How Young is too Young?
I’m sure you’ve heard it said many times, “Never breed to that “old worn-out” cock or hen, no matter how proven they may be.” Alth […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
BREEDING TO YOUTH, A COMMON PRACTICE?
We have all heard stories about the “Golden Hen” – where in her sixth year, produced some of the best stags, that would become gre […] -
Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 1 year ago
IN PURSUIT OF PERFECTION
Progress is made by selecting one trait, not from the selection of multiple traits When selecting brood fowl, seldom does a breeder […] - Load More
