BREEDING FOR PRODUCTION...EGGS AND OR MEAT.

[Chicken Egg 17]

Has anyone checked out my website I really hope u liked it

 

[stryker]

Has anyone checked out my website I really hope u liked it

It is starting to look good. Please make the words on the header stand out. They blend in with the home page picture as it is hard to see most of the words.
Are you still working on it or is not all of the information uploaded to the web?

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

It's still a little bit of a work in progress but at least it's up and got going I was planing on making those stand out better as I could see they didn't stick out to go so I am trying to find a pic to help with that

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

Thanks for visiting my site

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

No - I haven't been going long enough yet. But it's something I've been interested in trying. I'd want to have good Dark Cornish, though, from a good source. It's on the wish list...

I've been reading that the naked neck gene confers more breast meat, so I wondered if there was a visible difference between a standard cornish and the cross. If I had naked necks I'd be tempted to cross with a bantam cornish rooster, since I'm looking for a smaller, faster developing bird, in the 2-3 lb finished weight area. What are people's experiences comparing the growth of "good" cornish compared to hatchery ones? I'd think that the hatchery ones would develop faster, myself but I'm just guessing. Any thoughts?

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

It's still a little bit of a work in progress but at least it's up and got going I was planing on making those stand out better as I could see they didn't stick out to go so I am trying to find a pic to help with that

Have you got photos of examples of the eggs you'll be selling?

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

Um I have some in the incubator right now that I can take a pick of so u can see I have them marked and stuff they are really pretty light brown eggs

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

I will add the picks later to the website

 

[bramblefir]

Cackle is sold out. I've been checking.

That's too bad. It looks like McM has plenty available, but I'm not sure how their DC are.

Thanks!!!!

No problem!

 

[bramblefir]

Are you going to sell your eggs local only or are you planning on shipping them? If you plan on shipping you'll have to get a NPIP # from your state.