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    Rennes, France

  • Poultry and rat snakes – friends or foe

    Rat snakes are often considered a predator to poultry flocks, but at the same time they are a form of natural pest control. Rat snakes and poultry flocks will be discussed by Anna Wiker, Kentucky Master Naturalist Outreach Coordinator in the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources of the University of Kentucky. She did a […]

  • Backyard poultry production: General nutrition and mixing your own poultry feed

    Nutrition problems plague many backyard flocks resulting in low or no egg production, health problems (especially reproductive), and welfare issues. Dr. Wilmer Pacheco, Extension Specialist and Associate Professor with the Department of Poultry Science at Auburn University will be discussing the basic nutritional needs for backyard poultry and how you can save costs by mixing […]

  • 1st World Native Poultry Conference

    Bangkok, Thailand

    Aims of Conference Zero Waster Recycler: To demonstrate how native poultry serves as a zero waste recycler in society, effectively utilizing resources and minimizing waste through sustainable practices. Poverty Alleviation: Native poultry farming will prove to be a strong tool for poverty alleviation in the rural economy. Promotion of Native Poultry Farming: To highlight the importance and […]

  • VIV Asia 2025

    IMPACT, Bangkok, Thailand

  • Sprouting grains for poultry diets

    Several small and backyard poultry flock owners have expressed interest in sprouting grains for use with their poultry flocks. Alicia Halbritter, ANR Agent with UF/IFAS in Baker County Florida and experienced backyard poultry owner, will discuss this topic. This is no April 1 joke. Pre-registration required.

  • Alternative grains for poultry diets

    Most poultry diets in the USA are corn/soy based, but many other countries routinely use different grains as energy sources for their poultry diets. Dr. Jacquie Jacob from the University of Kentucky will discuss some of these alternative grains and how they can be used (and what cautions are required for some). Pre-registration required.