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BREEDING 'MANOK PNOY,' A POULTRY STRAIN FOR FILIPINOS WHO LOVE 'NATIVE' CHICKEN By Manny Pinol www.mannypinol.com Ask any Filipino who loves to eat chicken and he will always tell you that he prefers "native" chicken over the 45-day (now reduced to 30 days) broiler. The "native" chicken may...

thank you red sox. happy to join this new group.

thanks a lot webechickens. i've never been to your part of the US but i hope to one of these days as i try to discover what other american breeds i could use to cross with our endemic chicken breeds in the orient to improve our farmers' earnings from raising backyard chicken.

thank you happy houdan. i am breeding quite a number of chicken actually. right now, i have the philippine asils which are huge and resilient birds but poor egg layers. they are also resistant to tropical poultry diseases. what i did was to cross them with two american poultry breeds - the rhode...

thank you drumstick diva. this is a wonderful page. i'm starting to learn a lot.

hi, i'm manny pinol, a new byc member from the philippines. i am now involved in the development of a new strain, called "manok pnoy" which is a cross of western and eastern breeds. this is intended to produce meat and eggs. "manok" means chicken while "pnoy" is a slang for filipino. it is also...