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Jacquie jacob
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Incubation and hatchery management
This is the fourth and final webinar on the series related to breeding purebred chickens in Kentucky
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Breeding programs and selecting breeders
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This is the third in a four-part webinar series looking at breeding purebred chickens. This webinar specifically looks at breeding programs and how to go about selecting your next generation of breeders.
Genetics of different poultry features
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This is the second in a four-part webinar series designed for breeding purebred chickens. The first was an introduction to poultry genetics. This webinar looks at the genetics of some specific chicken features such as comb type, plumage color, number of toes, etc.
Introduction to poultry genetics
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In order to understand the principles of poultry breeding, it is important to have a good grasp of poultry genetics. This webinar is the first in a series for those interested in breeding purebred chickens and starts with an overview of poultry genetics.
Raising waterfowl for meat
Просмотров 683 года назад
This webinar looked at raising ducks and geese for meat production. The presentation includes a discussion of the regulations with regards to selling poultry meat in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Raising turkeys for meat
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This webinar discusses raising turkeys for meat in the state of Kentucky.
Raising chickens for meat
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This webinar looks at the Kentucky-specific regulations and management practices for raising chicken for meat production.
Kentucky Poultry: Raising ducks for egg production
Просмотров 1023 года назад
This is the third webinar in a series designed for small-scale commercial operations in Kentucky. The series takes backyard chickens to the next level, as a potential source of income. This webinar will look at raising ducks for egg production.
Managing an egg laying flock
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This is the second webinar in the series. The first looked at raising pullets. This webinar will look at managing a laying flock for the sale of eggs.
Raising replacement pullets
Просмотров 623 года назад
This is the first webinar in a series designed for small-scale commercial operations. The series takes backyard chickens to the next level, as a potential source of income. This webinar will look at raising pullets as layers for your own flock, or for sale to others looking to skip the brooding stages.
Manure management and dead bird disposal
Просмотров 1343 года назад
With backyard chickens comes manure and other waste products. We will discuss how to deal with this material in an environmentally friendly way.
Disease prevention
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We'll discuss the procedures to keep disease out of your flock.
Kentucky Backyard Poultry - getting started
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Kentucky Backyard Poultry - getting started
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thnk you .This kind of information like a diamond. Cant find this kind of information on net.
Thanks for your time and information!
Question : How do we identify individual genes causing these traits within the vast genome of the bird ? e.g. blue colored eggs. Which equipment will be required to do this i.e. identification of individual gene.
This requires genetic testing. There is a company that does that for parrots and pigeons (avian2.animalgenetics.com/Avian/Avian-Index.asp avian2.animalgenetics.com/Avian/DNA_Typing/Avian-DNA-Typing.asp) but you could ask about chickens. Another company doing some DNA testing: www.eurofinsus.com/agrigenomics/our-services/animal-genomics/service-categories/poultry/
Aloha from Hawaii I was wondering if you would be interested in doing a live pod cast please lmk thank you
Sorry - Just saw your comment (I don't check the many videos I have up very much). Email me if you still want me to do a podcast and we can discuss. jacquie.jacob@uky.edu
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Scientists have a sense of humor.
The chicks have all hatched and found good homes.
Why does Kentucky have "mobile processing units" that aren't mobile? Why are Kentuckians not allowed to process at home for sale? Because of Perdue and Tyson? What about the stay at home mom that wants to produce, process, and sell locally instead of rounding up 50 birds, transporting them over 2 hours away to a "mobile processing unit" and then haul everything back home 2 or 3 pr 4 times a year. This is wasteful and does not have the best interest of the environment or the general population at it's heart. The only thing I have been able to come up with is that large corporations are more important than the residents.
Those regulations are out of the university's hands. The regulations do have the environment and the general population at heart - just not making things simple for the small poultry producer. The mobile processing unit is mobile - but you need an approved docking station. Environmental Protection Regulations require that, so wastewater is not improperly discharged. Poultry meat and eggs are considered hazardous foods since if improperly prepared and handled can make people extremely ill. You can have your own processing facility - as long as it is state approved, and you have a HACCP plan to prevent illness. Not cheap, so wouldn't be economical for 50 birds. Liability insurance is a good idea since if you are selling 50 birds for extra income and someone gets sick from improperly handling the chicken you could be sued and lose everything.