Arkansas folks speak up.........

[Puddin Fluff]

Welcome to all the newbees

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We have had an up and down day. Our dog of 16 years passed this morning.

She went quickly and it was really a blessing as her quality of life was rapidly declining. She was our first baby and we will miss her grately but are comforted to think that she is running on fluffy clouds chaseing squirls in doggie heaven.

On the up side, we were here and found her soon after she passed and it didn't happen when we were gone for Christamas.

Also, our Houdan layed her first egg right after the doggie funeral. She did it on the ground in the coop after having a drink of water.

Silly bird hasn't figured out the nest box, but it is beautiful and unbroken.

I wish every one beautiful blessings for Christmas.

 

[Arkansas81]

I've not been able to sell my polish roos so I'm just giving them away. They are needing a good home, let me know if u can give them one!

 

[202roosterlane]

WOW, welcome to all the newbies. So awesome we are growing fast here in Arkansas. Hey Jim you should repost the seminar info again for them. It would great to meet everyone in person. Merry Christmas everyone.

 

[draye]

WOW, welcome to all the newbies. So awesome we are growing fast here in Arkansas. Hey Jim you should repost the seminar info again for them. It would great to meet everyone in person. Merry Christmas everyone.

I'm going to attend the seminar. That is if nothing happens between now and then.

 

[202roosterlane]

Oh good! Find me. Are you bringing anything? I'd love ONE NN you were talking bout.

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[Tony O]

Hey, I have a question. Does anyone raise Bantam Naked Necks?

I'm just now starting to.

 

[draye]

Oh good! Find me. Are you bringing anything? I'd love ONE NN you were talking bout.

Not planning on bringing anything, but if you want a NN-EE cross I'll bring some.

 

[HallFamilyFarm]

By popular request......

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...flock-meetup-seminar-arkansas-january-12-2013


Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the Small Flock Meetup Seminar



Saturday, January 12, 2013
12:00 PM To 2:00 PM

Brown's Country Restaurant
in Benton, Benton, AR (edit map)
I-30 West, exit 118

We plan on videoing this meetup seminar and placing a link on BYC so all can enjoy and learn!
Please post what birds and/or equipment you are bringing to the swap after the seminar!

This meetup will have special guest Dr. R. Keith Bramwell speaking on Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the small flock! Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We encourage you to come early and buy the "All You Can Eat" Buffet lunch at Brown's Country Restaurant http://brownscountryrestaurant.com No purchase is necessary to attend this Meetup.

There will also be a swap meet afterwards next door at the old gas station. It may be best if bringing something for the swap, you park under the gas station canopy. Space under cover is limited. First come, first serve.

Dr. Bramwell is the show superintendent for the Arkansas State Fair. He is active in research for the commercial poultry industry, backyard poultry and exhibition poultry. He judges many county fairs.
This seminar will be about Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the small flock and will include a powerpoint presentation plus a hands on project!

Michael Schlumbohm, UofA student from Ohio (and BYC member) will do a small part of the discussion as well.

Learn more about our speaker at http://poultryscience.uark.edu/4633.htm
R. Keith Bramwell, PhD; Associate Professor, Hatchery/Breeder Management, Department of Poultry Science, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas

R. Keith Bramwell


Extension Reproductive Physiologist


Address

Center of Excellence for Poultry Science

University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR 72701
Phone: 479-841-6498
mailto:
[email protected]
Education

· Ph.D., Poultry Science, University of Georgia, 1995
· M.S., Poultry Science, University of Georgia, 1991
· B.S., Animal Science, Brigham Young University, 1989
Professional Experience

· Assistant Professor and Extension Poultry Specialist, University of Georgia, 1996
· Joined the Center of Excellence for Poultry Science as an Extension Poultry Specialist, 2000
Research Area

· The many factors (both management and physiological) that influence fertility and embryonic mortality in broiler breeders. Specifically, Dr. Bramwell has been involved with studies on the effects of breeder flock age on the decline in fertility and sperm-egg interaction, hatchability and the associated increases in early embryonic mortality from a commercial perspective.
· Hatching egg handling and storage and the effects on hatchability and embryo livability.
· The various areas of the poultry industry as they relate to reproduction and hatchery management.
Publications

· Bramwell, R.K. and B. Howarth. 1992. Preferential attachment of cock spermatozoa to the perivitelline layer directly over the germinal disc of the hen's ovum. Biology of Reproduction 47:1137-1147.
· Bramwell, R.K., H.L. Marks, and B. Howarth, 1995. Quantitative determination of sperm penetration of the perivitelline layer of the hen's ovum as assessed in oviposited eggs. Poultry Science 74:1875-1883.
· Bramwell, R.K., C.D. McDaniel, J.L. Wilson, and B. Howarth, 1996. Age effect of male and female broiler breeders on sperm penetration of the perivitelline layer overlying the germinal disc. Poultry Science 75:755-762.
· Bramwell, R.K. and B. Howarth, 1992. Cross-reactivity of sperm-binding proteins from the chicken, turkey, and duck oocytes. Poultry Science 71:1927-1932.
· McDaniel, C.D., R.K. Bramwell, J.L. Wilson, and B. Howarth, Jr. 1995. Fertility of male and female broiler breeders following exposure to elevated ambient temperatures. Poultry Science 74:1029-1038.

 

[draye]

By popular request......

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...flock-meetup-seminar-arkansas-january-12-2013


Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the Small Flock Meetup Seminar



Saturday, January 12, 2013
12:00 PM To 2:00 PM

Brown's Country Restaurant
in Benton, Benton, AR (edit map)
I-30 West, exit 118

We plan on videoing this meetup seminar and placing a link on BYC so all can enjoy and learn!
Please post what birds and/or equipment you are bringing to the swap after the seminar!

This meetup will have special guest Dr. R. Keith Bramwell speaking on Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the small flock! Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We encourage you to come early and buy the "All You Can Eat" Buffet lunch at Brown's Country Restaurant http://brownscountryrestaurant.com No purchase is necessary to attend this Meetup.

There will also be a swap meet afterwards next door at the old gas station. It may be best if bringing something for the swap, you park under the gas station canopy. Space under cover is limited. First come, first serve.

Dr. Bramwell is the show superintendent for the Arkansas State Fair. He is active in research for the commercial poultry industry, backyard poultry and exhibition poultry. He judges many county fairs.
This seminar will be about Poultry Breeding and Genetics in the small flock and will include a powerpoint presentation plus a hands on project!

Michael Schlumbohm, UofA student from Ohio (and BYC member) will do a small part of the discussion as well.

Learn more about our speaker at http://poultryscience.uark.edu/4633.htm
R. Keith Bramwell, PhD; Associate Professor, Hatchery/Breeder Management, Department of Poultry Science, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas

R. Keith Bramwell


Extension Reproductive Physiologist


Address

Center of Excellence for Poultry Science

University of Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR 72701
Phone: 479-841-6498
mailto:
[email protected]
Education

· Ph.D., Poultry Science, University of Georgia, 1995
· M.S., Poultry Science, University of Georgia, 1991
· B.S., Animal Science, Brigham Young University, 1989
Professional Experience

· Assistant Professor and Extension Poultry Specialist, University of Georgia, 1996
· Joined the Center of Excellence for Poultry Science as an Extension Poultry Specialist, 2000
Research Area

· The many factors (both management and physiological) that influence fertility and embryonic mortality in broiler breeders. Specifically, Dr. Bramwell has been involved with studies on the effects of breeder flock age on the decline in fertility and sperm-egg interaction, hatchability and the associated increases in early embryonic mortality from a commercial perspective.
· Hatching egg handling and storage and the effects on hatchability and embryo livability.
· The various areas of the poultry industry as they relate to reproduction and hatchery management.
Publications

· Bramwell, R.K. and B. Howarth. 1992. Preferential attachment of cock spermatozoa to the perivitelline layer directly over the germinal disc of the hen's ovum. Biology of Reproduction 47:1137-1147.
· Bramwell, R.K., H.L. Marks, and B. Howarth, 1995. Quantitative determination of sperm penetration of the perivitelline layer of the hen's ovum as assessed in oviposited eggs. Poultry Science 74:1875-1883.
· Bramwell, R.K., C.D. McDaniel, J.L. Wilson, and B. Howarth, 1996. Age effect of male and female broiler breeders on sperm penetration of the perivitelline layer overlying the germinal disc. Poultry Science 75:755-762.
· Bramwell, R.K. and B. Howarth, 1992. Cross-reactivity of sperm-binding proteins from the chicken, turkey, and duck oocytes. Poultry Science 71:1927-1932.
· McDaniel, C.D., R.K. Bramwell, J.L. Wilson, and B. Howarth, Jr. 1995. Fertility of male and female broiler breeders following exposure to elevated ambient temperatures. Poultry Science 74:1029-1038.
Who do we need to RSVP to?

 

[heritagehabitatfarms]

u can search for the meetup group and join up... or just show up... would be glad to have u there...

Who do we need to RSVP to?