Wyandotte chickens are an extremely popular backyard breed of chicken, and for good reason. This dual purpose, winter hardy, brown egg layers is named for a Native American Tribe who lived primarily in upstate New York and Ontario, Canada.
Category Archives: Poultry Conservation
Culture, Fun, History, News, Poultry Conservation, Raising Chickens, Stories
The Cochin’s Impact on Breeding and Poultry Farming
10
Jun
Jun
Learn more about how the Cochin chicken’s arrival to Britain and the United States set the poultry farming on fire and sparked a worldwide poultry frenzy.
01
Mar
Mar
We often think about adding chickens to our farms and yards. Chickens have TV shows, blog hops, etc. But what about raising pheasants this Summer!?
Culture, Farming, Live Poultry, Poultry Conservation, Raising Chickens
The New eFowl Experience: A Marketplace for Farms and Hatcheries
12
Jan
Jan
We are building a marketing place for farms and hatcheries to connect directly with customers for pasture raised and free range chickens.
Culture, Farming, General Knowledge, History, Poultry Conservation, Raising Chickens
Don’t Let Our Chickens go Extinct – Save a Heritage Breed
09
Feb
Feb
Heritage breeds are incredibly important for the genetic diversity and population of all chicken breeds as a whole. Raise your own heritage flock!