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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 10 months, 3 weeks ago
THE LOSS OF VARIATION AND THE BEGINNINGS OF A GENETIC BOTTLENECK Many know that I promote the creation and breeding of pure families and strains. However, there are some dangers to this practice […]
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Kenny Troiano and Jose Sanchez are now friends 10 months, 3 weeks ago
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 10 months, 3 weeks ago
VARIATION PROVIDES GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BREEDER Some birds of the same breed or ancestry vary in their features; it may be in the finer points of conformation of body, or it may be […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 10 months, 3 weeks ago
PROGRESSION NOT REGRESSION Progression and Regression, two laws of opposing forces, which are simple to appreciate but hard to understand, one advances the […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months ago
VARIATIONS ARE LIMITED BY THE PROCESSES OF SELECTION Although there seems to be almost no limit to the possible number of variations, they are, as everyone knows, strictly limited by […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months ago
CULL EVERYTHING? From Chicks to Mature Fowl, and Everything In-between By Kenny Troiano Today, we will discuss the difficult duty of culling. […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months ago
VARIATION – THE MECHANISM FOR IMPROVEMENT The object of every serious breeder is to establish, not only a good strain, but one better than any thus far produced. Breeders […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months ago
THE SOURCE OF GENETIC VARIATION As I mentioned, I do believe this to be a Natural Law. This law may be defined as the tendency of individuals to produce progeny that […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months ago
Variation is the mechanism for all improvement “Good fowl are multidimensional. When the attributes of appearance, temperament, and performance, harmonize to form one unified […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 1 week ago
KEEP’EM PURE, AND KEEP A CLOSED FLOCK As we all know, a chicken inherits a large percentage of its traits from its direct parents. Although they only inherit a small […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 1 week ago
THE ULTIMATE GOAL FOR EVERY BREEDER IS PERFECTION Whether it be with purebreds or hybrid-crosses, a good breeder must have the ability to observe and judge the superiority and […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 1 week ago
CROSSBREEDING, THE SEARCH FOR THE “GREAT NICK” One question I get a lot is, “what’s the best cross?” And, for those who are interested in purchasing my “Troiano Reds,” they ask, […]
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Kenny Troiano and John Mcbee are now friends 11 months, 1 week ago
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 1 week ago
Purebreds or Hybrids, Your Success Will Depend on Your Specific Goals and Intentions Whether you decide to keep purebreds or hybrids, your success will depend on your specific goals and intentions. Do you wish to […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 1 week ago
How Much Variation Could There Be? The general belief, when it comes to the uniformity of a strain, is that a group of chickens are uniform only when all the birds […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 2 weeks ago
SELECTION CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE I’ll give you two examples of how selection can change a family of fowl for the better or for the worse: Example One: You co […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 2 weeks ago
POWER OF SELECTION – Part One I find the subject of selection to be one of the most interesting parts of breeding. Selection is a process that deals with […]
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Kenny Troiano and Erick de Klerk are now friends 11 months, 2 weeks ago
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 2 weeks ago
BREEDING "PURE" IS WORTH THE EFFORT It is my hope that I was able to show you the importance of creating and maintaining pure lines. I know at this time, purity of blood […]
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Kenny Troiano wrote a new post 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Purebred or Standard Bred? Before we get started on the subject of genetic purity, it is important to understand the proper terminologies and where they […]
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