Help!!!

[morninggloryhatchery]

IM Finally opening a hatchery! i buff orpingtons, Rhode island reds,Mille Fleur De'uccle, hoping to get some blue,black/splash orpingtons also. i have white and black silkies and hoping to get a blue and lavender pair later on. i also have coturnix quail and im wondering what other breeds is a must? that is very popular and i should start breeding? i also have Pekins and Cayuga's and am hoping to get some blue swedish duck soon!and i also have guineas i am breeding

Also some good idea's for a name.
live in Wasilla,AK.
breed labrador retreivers.

any help is welcomed

 

[poultryhaven]

I would suggest sebrights and cochins and maybe some silkies or polish

 

[ticks]

Rocks- Barred, Rocks, Partridge Rocks, etc.

 

[Mojo Chick'n]

I second Tick's recomendation - I always sell out of rocks before anything else (usually the barred rocks - everyone loves those around here.) (oddly enough no one around here wanted the partridge rocks, though, but probably just a local thing).

People also keep wanting "red chickens" but I refuse to raise those

all red chickens are psychotic

(this coming from my own experience, yours may vary)
The closest I come to them is Buff Orpingtons.

Light Brahmas are also popular around here, but perhaps in Alaska the snow would clump on their feet and not be so good for winters up there.

No ideas on a name, sorry

not enough caffeine to be creative this morning yet.

meri

 

[mamagardener]

Quote:
How about your username Morninggloryhatchery?

 

[Mrs MIA]

So, are your parents getting your business license for you, since you're not old enough to get one yourself? Just curious...

 

[Funky Feathers]

You should get Silkies, Polish Bantams, Call Ducks, Black East Indies & White Mallards. They are all very popular.

 

[rancher hicks]

have you considered any of the heritage breeds?

 

[Katy]

Don't get too far in with too many breeds to start with. Better to start out small and build over time.

 

[chik magnet]

Speckled Sussex are popular every where.