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  1. When Should Ovulation Be Suppressed in Hens?

    When Should Ovulation Be Suppressed in Hens?

    When Should Ovulation Be Suppressed in Hens? By: Tricia Young Keywords: Hen Ovulation Suppression Reproductive disease Egg Yolk Peritonitis Salpingitis Deslorelins Suprelorin Implant Hen Ovarian Neoplasm Egg Yolk Coelomitis Leuprolide (Lupron) Injection Introduction Ovulation suppression...
  2. Reproductive Diseases in Modern Laying Hens: What are we Missing before Two Years of Age?

    Reproductive Diseases in Modern Laying Hens: What are we Missing before Two Years of Age?

    Reproductive Disease in Modern Laying Hens What Are We Missing Before Two Years of Age? By Tricia Young Keywords Hen ovarian neoplasm Chicken reproductive disease Egg yolk peritonitis Egg-related coelomitis Salpingitis Hen inflammatory material Ovarian tumors Selective breeding...
  3. Extended Quality of Life Following Hormonal Suppression in a Hen with Advanced Reproductive Tract Neoplasia

    Extended Quality of Life Following Hormonal Suppression in a Hen with Advanced Reproductive Tract Neoplasia

    Dedication In memory of Henrietta, June 20th, 2022 to February 22nd, 2026. In life, Henrietta reminded us that to be loved, safe, and free from pain is the greatest gift that can be given. In her passing, her triumph despite the odds may help extend the lives of many hens. Abstract...
  4. Bantam Coop

    Bantam Coop

    This coop is a converted playhouse. It is 4x5x5. One bantam buff brahma rooster and three silkies will be in this coop. The coop will be in a 10x13 by 7 feet tall run covered top, sides and apron with half inch hardware cloth.
  5. What Happens When the Chicken Keeper Is Sick?

    What Happens When the Chicken Keeper Is Sick?

    What Happens When the Chicken Keeper is Sick? January 2023 It is early summer and the new chicks arrive. The family is excited, everyone making promises of the duties they will take to make sure everything is taken care of for the flock. 9-weeks later, out of the brooder and into their coops...
  6. Article Review: Gapeworm Myth by Alan Fudge DVM, Avian Vet

    Article Review: Gapeworm Myth by Alan Fudge DVM, Avian Vet

    An article I believe all chicken keepers should read. While the article is attached, I have summarized below: Dr. Fudge has been an Avian Vet for 42-years, first in California and then South Carolina. During his 42-years of practice, he has never seen a confirmed case of Syngamus Trachea...
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