Texas A&M

[ecse129]

We are having such bad luck with our shipped eggs from Ebay this time around (bad batch I think) that I ordered a new set from Texas A&M with the information in our classroom pack. Has anyone gotten eggs from Texas A&M and had them shipped? Did you have any luck? They will be traveling to Iowa.

 

[debilorrah]

I had no idea a university sold hatching eggs. Got a link for us?

 

[Emilys3guppies]

Quail eggs? They are pretty hardy. I've shipped them from Ontario to British Columbia and had the receiver have good hatches. It's all in the packing.

Quail are fun to hatch! It's almost impossible to mess it up.

 

[ecse129]

Nope they are chicken eggs. In our classroom pack they give you information on how to order from Texas A&M for classroom use. As long as you are doing a hatching project in the classroom. There is no link, only a mailing address. I am sure you could google it though and see what you find about ordering from them for just personal hatching?

 

[sk acres]

If you google texas a&m chickens you get into there website. They sell white leghorn eggs. looks good I didn't know they did that.

 

[Gypsy07]

You should also have a look at the Texas A&M Guide to Incubation & Hatching. It's available online to download for FREE. Google it and you should find it no problem. It's really helpful and has loads of great information that might help you with your hatches.

 

[jennifersmith326]

Texas A&M are quail I thought.

 

[A.T. Hagan]

They've moved their page it seems. At least all of my old bookmarks for it are bad now.

But I just now found it again. Go here: http://agrilife.org/poultryforms/egg-order/

 

[ecse129]

The Texas A&M BREED is quail. The university has developed their own breed of quail. However their poultry department also breeds chickens.