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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months ago
Interview with Don Schrider (Parts 1 – 3) I’m happy to have Don Schrider on the show. He’s from West Virginia, and has written for many publications, such as Mother Eart […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months ago
Problems Associated with Nutritional Deficiencies You cannot breed and perpetuate a strain, if you are feeding your birds poor rations. The problem is, many of the feeds we use are […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months ago
What’s the Difference Between Seed Fowl and Foundation Fowl? There is a lot of confusion in this area. I see so many breeders calling their Foundation Fowl “Seed Fowl”, and calling their See […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months ago
Chicken Chat with Royce Van Blaricome Before I get to todays show, I hope you’ve been watching our live show on Saturdays. The show is called, “Bred to Perfection Liv […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months ago
Husbandry Practices with Patrick from Ireland Today, we are talking with Patrick who lives in the UK, but is originally from Ireland. And, he raises Irish Games. He’s also a […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 1 week ago
Breeding Methods Explained What you should know about Breeding Methods In this episode, we are talking about the various methods of breeding, and the […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 1 week ago
Preparing for the Breeding Season In this episode, I will give you a number of useful tips, that will help get your breeding season started on the right foot. I had a […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 1 week ago
Conformation of Body In this episode we talk about the Type and Conformation of Body. Although we use American and Old English Games as the model, the […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 1 week ago
Chicken study reveals that environmental factors, not just chance, could drive species evolution In the version of evolutionary theory most of us are familiar with, randomly occurring variation in traits, caused by mutations in […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 1 week ago
Biosecurity Basics with Dr. Rodrigo Gallardo We are talking with Dr. Rodrigo Gallardo, a Veterinarian at UC Davis, California, about the importance and practice of […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
Interview with Mike Badger, from Pastured Poultry Talk Podcast In this episode, we are helping Mike Badger, host of the popular poultry show, called “The Pastured Poultry Talk Podcast,” To cre […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
The Effects of Genetic Drift on your Fowl In this episode of Bred to Perfection, we are discussing Genetic Drift, and the effect it can have on our strains. Genetic drift is a […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
Can you Transform a Bad Strain into Good? Most of the fowl today are hybrid crosses or mongrels. In fact, there are very few pure strains. The sad part is, most beginners are […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
The New Blood Syndrome Let’s address a belief many breeders share, and that is, it’s better to introduce new blood, rather than create their own str […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
The Gamefowl Wellness Program In this episode, we are talking with Dr. Rodrigo Gallardo from UC Davis about their new Gamefowl Wellness Program, which is […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
Surrogacy advance could aid rare chicken breeds Hens that cannot produce their own chicks have successfully acted as surrogates for rare chicken breeds. The advance—using g […]
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Kenny Troiano and Bush are now friends 9 months, 2 weeks ago
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 2 weeks ago
Breeding for Fins rather than Feathers Christopher is a Fish Breeder from Norway, but shares valuable lessons for all types of breeders In this episode, we are talking […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 3 weeks ago
FOR THE ROOSTER, SIZE MATTERS Pleiotropic genes affect comb size and egg production Three eighth generation advanced intercross siblings, demonstrating the […]
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Very Interesting!
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Would this also be true for rose-combed birds? This makes me consider leghorns that generally have a large, floppy comb and are fabulous layers. I always thought that it was for heat reduction. Now wondering also if these large combed birds may have some bearing on broodiness, ie. leghorns are not a broody bird – could there be a correlation here with broodiness and selection of smaller combs & visa versa. ….And perhaps we should be selecting larger combed females for better fertility outcomes in the breeding pen.
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They don’t talk about it in this study, but I have never seen the correlation between Comb and Broodiness. If I find something, I will let you all know.
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 9 months, 3 weeks ago
THE CONSEQUENCES OF CONTAMINATION In this episode of Bred to Perfection, we are talking about what constitutes contamination and the effects it can have on your […]
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