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    Starting a breeding farm

    Attempted crossing and didn't like results. Keeping these pure breeds
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    Starting a breeding farm

    They are aracaunas. I'll post pic later.
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    Starting a breeding farm

    Thank you. Just breeding for production for now. I still have a lot to learn before I can breed for SOP.
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    Starting a breeding farm

    The first year or two it is basically building your pens & coops and building your flock. So it's costly. Once you get past that stage yes you can. Selling the eggs pays for the feed. So once your established it's profitable as long as you breed what people want.
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    Like I said I'm still in learning process, what is SOP?
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    Starting a breeding farm

    My cuckoo are the only ones laying and their eggs are brown with dark specks. My others have not started laying but were hatched from the dark eggs. Hopefully I'll know within the next 3 months with the other 4 colors.
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    Comment by 'Vicky M. Miller' in article 'Avian Pox in Chickens - Warning, Graphic Pictures (under construction)'

    How long did it take to rub it's course on your flock? How many are in your flock?
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    NIPI Certifications in Alabama

    Can anyone tell me the steps I need to take to get NIPI certified in Alabama? Would like to know who to contact, what they do and how often they test. This is all new to me about NIPI and really need the information.
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    NPIP certified? If not why?

    Can you tell me how to achieve this in Alabama?
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    Starting a breeding farm

    Started last year with 60 chicks. Currently with chicks to grown ups I have approximately 200. Have chosen finally on the breeds I want to breed and sell. I have 13 I've settled and they are... 1) Blue laced red Wynadottes 2) Rhode Island Reds 3) Buff orphingtons 4) Black australops 5) Lavendar...
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