FFA raising chickens

[curioUSchick13]

Are you in FFA ? Does your chapter have chickens?

 

[kkowa]

yes im in ffa and our chapter has chickens only if the members do.

 

[curioUSchick13]

Oh in our chapter we have about 6 different variates and about 30 chickens in total. They are the chapters chickens. We use our chickens for eggs, and we sell them to teachers and staff for $2 a dozen

 

[BlueCamas]

I'm in our county's FFA. Our chapter foucuses more around market animals so the only chickens we regularly do are broilers

My friend and I show our "fancy" birds though, we are the only ones in our whole chapter that do! Our chapter focuses mainly on sheep, swine, and cattle.

 

[kkowa]

im the only one in our chapter that shows most the other kids have pigs or cattle.

 

[Silkie Nut]

I
LOVE
FFA

 

[kkowa]

haha me too!

 

[bock]

In my FFA, you can do meat birds, but it isn't very popular. Only me and one other girl are raising them this year, and we are working through my sister's 4-h leader. Additionally, I am the only one in my FFA showing a dairy goat as a "breeding project"; also through my sister's 4-h leader. Everyone else does sheep, steer, and pigs. They all show large market animals.