Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

[Sally Sunshine]

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CHAD Please send the links for the application and post this again since we have so many newb's on this thread

This is what I found

ATTENTION!!!!!

CPT Course & BYC Animal Husbandry Session
(Certified Poultry Technician) ​

March 7 2013
USDA AG Building
Harrisburg, PA

ALL interested individuals attending NEED to fill out the CPT Application and submit to address on the application.

Price: Free (CPT liscense fee $10 per year)

What to bring........You, backyard flock owners interested in the PEP, NPIP and or the CPT certification, a notepad (and yes something to write with), and a list of questions.

Dr. Gregory Martin (PSU) will speak and answer questions on animal husbandry, Dr. Hanshaw will speak and answer questions on NPIP certification, PA pullorium equivilant program as well as do the book training for the CPT ( Certified Poultry Tech) certification.
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https://www.backyardchickens.com/u/159977/patrickschick please PM Chad for more details

FOUND THEM AGAIN!!! will send DH and Mine out tomorrow!! PROMISE!! Who else is going??

 

[patrickschick]

The NPIP sub class for backyard flock owners is Sub part E on page 35 of the NPIP book

 

[Lilbrownie]

FOUND THEM AGAIN!!!   will send DH and Mine out tomorrow!! PROMISE!!  Who else is going??

Sally I'm planning on attending as long as I have a babysitter for the kids don't think they want a 4 yr old n a 19 month old there helping!!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

The NPIP sub class for backyard flock owners is Sub part E on page 35 of the NPIP book

would be nice if I HAD A BOOK to refer to!! LMAO!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: AWESOME!! Look for me, the short fat old lady!! YAY!!!!!

 

[Gardeningmama]

AWESOME!! Look for me, the short fat old lady!! YAY!!!!!

Oh STOP!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

PENTAMOMMASITA!!! if you ever come back to BYC!! you FBooker you!!!


https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/hatching-eggs-101

Is it Fertile or Infertile?​

To check the fertility, simply break an egg in a bowl. Find the white spot on the yolk. If you do not, use a spoon to gently flip the yolk over until you find it.


If the egg is fertile, the white mark will be nearly perfectly round and in the center it will be yellow;
it will resemble a donut. If it is infertile, the white mark will not be very round, and in most cases, smaller than that of the fertile mark. If the egg is not fertile, the 'white mark' is called a "blastodisc". If the egg is fertile, the 'white mark' it is called a "blastoderm", and this means that cell division, because of fertilization, occurred. A link with more pics of fertile vs Non Eggs! https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/16008/how-to-tell-a-fertile-vs-infertile-egg-pictures


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[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: What? I am dam proud of it, have to be when your on steriods so long! I lived half my life a thin little booger, time to try bigger better thangs!!

 

[wingstone]

I am also going on the 7th , need to fill out paperwork over the weekend, I promise....well someone remind me........
will rely on all of you to keep me awake, heading there right after work,gonna be a long day...

 

[Sally Sunshine]

I am also going on the 7th , need to fill out paperwork over the weekend, I promise....well someone remind me........