Allyn, before you attack Greenfire you may want to get your facts straight.
Greenfire does not say we are the only breeder of cemani in the United States. Go to our website. You won't find that claim. We can't control what other people say about our breeding program.
If by 'threatening traditional farmers in other countries' you mean pointing out that foreigners are smuggling in eggs in violation of federal law, then yes, we did that once in this forum in the past five years. We spend thousands of dollars per bird legally importing them. We are a small family farm --since you seem to be a fan of traditional farming-- that competes by following the rules. When foreign competitors are willing to break the law to compete against us, our farm is threatened and, for that matter, so is the health of America's poultry flocks. I'm sorry if you think it's poor form to point out that inconvenient fact.
I am very happy that You Guys take the risk to import rare breeds into the US legally. I have benefited from this process. The trick is to wait several years after You and the brave souls that buy them first make back the investment. Then the price of some really nice birds goes down and we all win.
I have the most amazing White Bresse flock now and it did not cost me that much.