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Heavy Geese
Posted by Tyler Danke on Dec 16, 2013Geese were once the traditional Christmas meal and competitive with turkeys for other festive occasions. Today, geese have lost their place in the market. Concern about fatty foods makes goose a target, although most of the fat roasts off during cooking. As...
Medium Geese
Posted by Meghan on Dec 9, 2013Geese are separated into three classes by the American Poultry Association: Heavy, Medium and Light. There are other ways to categorize geese: wild and domestic, ornamental and utility, commercial and exhibition. The APA makes the point that “If not for exhibition...
12 Days of Christmas
Posted by Meghan on Dec 2, 2013
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Purely Poultry style….
On the first day of Christmas,
my true love gave to me
A Partridge in a pear tree.
On the second day of Christmas,
my...
Geese, A Brief History
Posted by Meghan on Dec 2, 2013Geese are generally hardy and easy to manage. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization calls them “The Underestimated Species,” because they are so well suited to small sustainable farm operations. They “are cheap and easy to maintain and that provide...
Chinese Napa Cabbage Salad wit...
Posted by Meghan on Nov 18, 2013Chinese Napa Cabbage Salad
Looking for a unique use for your turkey leftovers? Try this fantastic recipe contributed by Leslie Lawson of Kirksville, Missouri:
When I create dishes, they are never usually dishes where there are exact measurements. Therefore, feel free...
Chick Care
Posted by Meghan on Nov 16, 2013Baby chicks on the way? Everything you need to prepare for their healthy start!
Shopping List: Plastic Quart Jars, Waterer base, feeder base, heat lamp reflector, red or clear heat bulb, pine shavings, electrolytes and vitamins, paper towels, thermometer, gro-gel,...
Started Guinea Care
Posted by Meghan on Oct 21, 2013Thank you for purchasing started guineas! Guineas are a great bird to have free ranging your property. They are excellent for tick, snake and other pest control and make a great watch bird for your property and your flock.
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Waterer, feeder, game...
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Chick Care
Baby chicks on the way? Everything you need to prepare for their healthy start!
Shopping List: Plastic Quart Jars, Waterer base, feeder base, heat lamp reflector, red or clear heat bulb, pine shavings, electrolytes and vitamins, paper towels, thermometer, gro-gel, draft-free enclosure, chicken coop,...
recent from Books
Chick Care
Baby chicks on the way? Everything you need to prepare for their healthy start!
Shopping List: Plastic Quart Jars, Waterer base, feeder base, heat lamp reflector, red or clear heat bulb, pine shavings, electrolytes and vitamins, paper towels, thermometer, gro-gel, draft-free enclosure, chicken coop,...
recent from Books
Chick Care
Baby chicks on the way? Everything you need to prepare for their healthy start!
Shopping List: Plastic Quart Jars, Waterer base, feeder base, heat lamp reflector, red or clear heat bulb, pine shavings, electrolytes and vitamins, paper towels, thermometer, gro-gel, draft-free enclosure, chicken coop,...
recent from Books
Chick Care
Baby chicks on the way? Everything you need to prepare for their healthy start!
Shopping List: Plastic Quart Jars, Waterer base, feeder base, heat lamp reflector, red or clear heat bulb, pine shavings, electrolytes and vitamins, paper towels, thermometer, gro-gel, draft-free enclosure, chicken coop,...