Who here is NPIP certified?

[cjeanean]

Hey everyone: I'm looking for some standard size mutts to try my hand at incubating, and I'm wondering who on here would have some that are NPIP certified? I don't care what the mixes are (other than polish mixes, I don't really like the polish) just so long as I won't get bantam eggs from them when they start laying. I want regular size egg layers. I already talked to chilling in muscadine about some, and she has a few breed combos that I might like, but for the sake of equality I'd like to hear what other people have as well. I'm especially interested in buff orp/barred rock crosses, I think those are pretty. Anyways, hit me back if you might have something for me!

 

[NYREDS]

Why would you need them to be NPIP Certified?

 

[asher]

Mine are, but I'm getting no eggs right now from either pen. Hopefully that will change once I get some birds moved around.

I'm a little confused with you wanting npip birds and being against nais, though.

 

[cjeanean]

NPIP is a program that has been working and working well for a very long time. NPIP is actually doing what it's designed to do: helping to prevent the spread of poultry disease. NAIS is a completely different story, and although I know there's a good chance that NAIS and NPIP will end up together I'm gonna stand up for the program that works and that I hope to remain in place WITHOUT NAIS.....

 

[kryptoniteqhs]

I am and I have eggs from a mixed flock. Delaware roo over RIR and Red Sexlink hens....PM if interested.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

Mine are NPIP certified. Langshan x Cochin or Barred Rock or Light Brahma x Australorp x Langshan...

The Langshan is the only one breeding...LOL...so you KNOW he's the father!

Question is...who is the mother? LOL

 

[DawnSuiter]

I'm NPIP Certified as of 2/27/09
and have Blue's Mystery Chick eggs available
check them out: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=137737

They are Blue Orpington over black orps & black australorps as well as buff orps and gold and silver lace wyandottes.

I'm still starting out... but I've sent off 2 dozen eggs so far, both made it intact... I'll have more of these eggs for a week until we switch the pens around.

 

[Funky Feathers]

Mine are NPIP certified but I do not cross breed any of my birds. They are all pure breeds.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

Most of mine are purebreeds...they're just housed together!

 

[Promiselandfarm]

We are
...and actually in the state of Tennessee to sell eggs or chickens legally you are supposed to NPIP certified purebred or not
I someone turns you in being nasty you could get into big trouble and could cost you more than the $25 to have your flocks tested. Here in our area the vet is very nice and very professional.