Any recommendations for a good poultry magazine?

[MikelJohn]

May have to check Mother Earth. Thanks!

 

[dlhunicorn]

Check out our free sample issue of Aviculture Europe (digital) . Scroll down the menu on the left and click the red button... (there is a nice article on eggs and reproductive problems )
http://www.aviculture-europe.nl/indexUK.html

 

[LittleChickenRacingTeam]

For the Canadian members I reccomend Feather Fancier.
http://www.featherfancier.on.ca/

The latest issue features a good Minorca article which you can access from the link above.

 

[BirdBrain]

I also like Backyard Chickens Magazine!! Now, about a month after the subscription arrives, I start to wishing another would come (comes every 2 months) so I ordered Countryside magazine and it comes on the off month from BCM. It too is a great magazine. You can get free issues of both magazines and is worth a look.

 

[crysmom]

some that I subscribe to are www.poultrypress.com
Small Farms Canada (haven't received this one yet, but looks promising) and of course Backyard poultry I really like the online articles from Mother earth news

 

[BearSwampChick]

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I love Mother Earth News. I keep every one of mine and read them over and over. They also have archival CD-ROM sets you can buy.

 

[beekybuzzard]

Agree about backyard poultry and mother earth news and also get hobby farms. Don't know what the problem is with hobby farms, I have gotten some useful information from it and find some very enjoyable reading there and I am in no means a "city boy". The largest community I have ever lived around is where I currently am with about 125 people within a 5 mile radius. But I guess I do have a menagerie of farm animals. I currently have chickens, guineas, cattle, goats, hogs, and honeybees. I find the variety very enjoyable and tasty.

 

[BearSwampChick]

Check out the different magazines on their websites. That way you won't spend a ton of money buying ones that don't fit what you want.

 

[ncgnance]

Mother Earth first, Hobby Farms second, Backyard Chickens third.