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Controlling external parasites of poultry

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Basics of poultry genetics

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Breeding purebred poultry

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Litter management with small and backyard poultry flocks

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Making your own poultry feed

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Organic Dry Pea and Lentil Adaptation to South Carolina for Plant-based Protein Production: NIFA-OREI project update

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Overview of chicken anatomy

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Daily management of a home poultry incubator

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Doing fecal flotations for the identification of intestinal parasites of poultry

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Sanitizing in a poultry house

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Organizing a county poultry show

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Molting a layer flock and taking care of broody hens

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Using herbs, essential oils, and home remedies with backyard poultry flocks

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Common concerns with backyard or urban poultry flocks and implications for public health and public safety

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Chicken psychology and dealing with behavioral problems in a backyard flock

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Food for chickens

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Deciding on coop plans for backyard hens

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Budgeting for a backyard or urban poultry flock

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Poultry Poopology 101

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Re: Budgeting for a backyard or urban poultry flock

Sara R Croymans ·
Is this scheduled for 2024 or 2023?
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Respiratory issues with poultry

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Designing a small flock poultry house

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Managing a poultry flock on pasture

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Backyard Poultry Certification Course

Timothy McDermott ·
Interest in keeping backyard poultry for personal and family food security has steadily increased over the past decade. Many cities and municipalities require a certificate for residents to keep backyard poultry. Increased numbers of youth are raising chickens and turkeys for 4-H livestock projects. Maybe you just want to learn more about the keeping of a backyard flocks. Whatever your reason, OSU Extension has you covered with this Backyard Poultry Certification Course that discusses...
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Chicken health and wellbeing

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Aves de corral 101

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Understanding the chicken breeds, varieties, and strains

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